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Posted onJada Jones/ZDNET Follow ZDNET:Add us as a preferred sourceon Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways xMEMS designs and manufactures tiny audio and cooling chips. The company’s audio chips can replace entire dynamic drivers. Despite the innovation, manufacturer adoption is still a work in progress. Consumer technology continues to advance every year. Smartphones debut with on-device, AI-powered features,…
One of the most durable power banks Ive traveled with is also one of the slimmest
Posted onNitecore Carbo 10000 Gen 2 ZDNET’s key takeaways Rugged, reliable, IPX8 rated power bank built for adventure 30W power output makes it a good choice for tablets and even smaller laptops Beware, only one of the two USB-C ports support charging. Follow ZDNET:Add us as a preferred sourceon Google. If there’s a “secret” that power…
Petkits first automatic wet food feeder keeps track of how much your pet eats
Posted onPetkit has announced two new automated machines at CES 2026 designed to feed and care for your pets using AI-powered cameras that track their behavior and provide health insights that may otherwise go unnoticed. Launching sometime in April 2026, the Petkit Yumshare Daily Feast is one of the first automatic dispensers that works with wet…
Apples website leaks MacBook Neo, which could be its new cheaper laptop
Posted onOn Tuesday, during Apple’s weeklong product launch event, a listing for the “MacBook Neo (Model A3404)” appeared on a regulatory compliance page on Apple’s website under its lineup of 2026 MacBooks. First spotted by MacRumors, the listing appears to be an accident and has since been removed, but may have been a leaked reference to…
The best Prime Day SSD deals still available on Day 2: Save on Samsung, microSD cards for Switch 2 and more
Posted onFifth-generation SSDs are still a little faster than most people need, but with software only getting bigger, use cases are likely to grow. To get an early jump on future speeds, check out the Crucial T710 with 2TB of storage, a super-fast SSD that reads at up to 14,500MB/s. This deal doesn’t include a heatsink,…
