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The world of consumer electronics is ever-evolving, and this time, a significant evolution is on the horizon with the introduction of the HDMI 2.2 standard. This new specification from the HDMI Forum not only promises improved picture and audio playback but also opens the door to innovative applications that until recently, were severely hampered by technical limitations. For technology fans and gamers alike, the introduction of HDMI 2.2 in the first half of 2025 should hold some exciting upgrades in store.
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As always, CES 2025 is the event to kick-off the tech year, and this year, one topic dominates all others: Artificial Intelligence (AI). It seems no product can make do without AI anymore, and if companies like Samsung or LG (and many others) have their way, we will reach new heights in 2025: AI will move into the living room, making its mark in the smart home. However, is that really the case? Are we just seeing a big buzzword and marketing hype show in Las Vegas? Let’s talk about it!
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While Qi2 was officially introduced at CES 2023, adoption has been slow, with only recent iPhones and one Android model supporting the standard to date. However, two years later, we’re finally seeing significant progress. Google and Samsung have now confirmed their commitment to Qi2, with plans to launch Qi2-certified devices this year.
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At CES 2025, Google unveiled its plan to introduce Gemini to select Google TV devices. Powered by Google’s advanced language model (LLM), Gemini was designed to seamlessly integrate with the existing Assistant, enabling users to interact naturally, receive more complex answers, and overall enhance the TV experience.
Also read: The best Gemini features to try out
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Smart ring maker Ultrahuman debuted its latest desert collection of the Rare smart ring at CES 2025. The Rare is the luxury counterpart to the company’s Ring and Ring Air models, featuring premium materials like 18K gold and platinum, while retaining advanced health-tracking capabilities found in Ultrahuman’s standard smart rings.
Also read: Best smart ring compared
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OnePlus has been steadily raising the bar for its flagship smartphones year after year, and with the OnePlus 13, it feels like they’ve hit a high note. Whether you’re a loyal OnePlus fan or just an Android enthusiast, this new release checks all the right boxes—and does so without breaking the $1,000 mark. That’s a rare feat in today’s flagship landscape, making it a standout option for anyone looking for top-tier performance without the flagship price bloat.
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The CDC reports that heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, with cancer close behind. Stroke holds the fifth spot, highlighting the critical importance of cardiovascular health. If you’re over 40—especially if you’ve crossed into the high blood pressure range—owning a reliable blood pressure monitor is no longer optional. Enter the Withings BPM Vision, just unveiled at CES 2025.
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Let’s face it: the world of health tracking has exploded. Even if you’ve never strapped on a smartwatch or touched a fitness tracker, the sheer volume of real-time health data available today is staggering. We can measure everything—sleep quality, heart rate, oxygen levels, breathing patterns, stress, and even how quickly our bodies bounce back after exercise.
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CES 2025 finally kicked off with manufacturers from all over the world presenting their latest innovations. Among them? Timekettle. The company is known for its translation technologies and is now launching Babel OS, the first operating system for its own devices. We took a closer look at the whole thing for you and share about what makes it so special.
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Android users can launch apps using gestures, like double-tapping the power or side key. However, on Pixel phones and devices running stock Android, this gesture is currently limited to a single action. A discovery suggests that Android 16 could introduce the ability to customize this feature, with the Google Wallet app potentially leveraging it as a default option.