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Bose expands its open-ear lineup with two new pairs of clip-on earbuds

Growing concerns about ear infections and noise-isolation pain have fueled the rise of open-ear earbuds. Beyond core audio brands, even phone brands, including Nothing, have hopped on the trend, while bigger ones, such as Samsung, are now exploring the format. While Bose was among the earliest mainstream players in the category, it is now expanding its…

Claude can now automatically choose which mode is best for you

Deciding among all the different AI tools and their respective models can already lead to choice fatigue. If you use Claude, it may add another layer of decision-making by making you choose between Chat and Cowork. Of the two, Chat executes tasks in a simpler chatbot interface, while Cowork offloads them to an autonomous agent…

Dell may have spilled the beans on its first XPS Googlebook

As we head toward the expected October 5 Googlebook launch, we’re steadily getting more leaks and rumors about the first wave of devices. Early last month, a Geekbench listing suggested Dell’s Googlebook might arrive under the company’s famed “XPS” name. Now, we’re getting more evidence that Dell could indeed launch its Googlebook laptops under the…

Google’s Latest Pixel Drop Could Help You Break Your Doomscrolling Habit

Google started rolling out Android 17 QPR1 to Pixel phones and tablets on September 15 as part of the September 2026 Pixel Drop and security update. This is the first Quarterly Platform Release following Android 17’s stable launch in June 2026, and rather a disappointing one, except for one feature: Pause Point.