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Philips Hue has released the Festavia Permanent Outdoor Lights in Europe. Already available in the US, these outdoor lights can throw white and colored lighting effects onto the walls of your home. This string light is cuttable and extendable, and can be linked to many of the brand’s other products.

Garmin is now offering a new stable update for several of its recent smartwatch releases. Available as Software Version 15.33, the update is said to contain various improvements, including one that should resolve system crashes when playing music over Bluetooth headphones.

The selection of Star Wars games is diverse, even including some podracing options. A new leak suggests players may see a modern take on the 1999 Star Wars Episode I: Racer. With the KOTOR remake looming, other titles have featured swoop racing as side activities.

GameSir has announced that it will be attending CES 2026 and will unveil a new product during the tech show. The teaser for the new product seems to be a racing wheel, which will be a first for the brand.

The Xiaomi Mijia Three-Zone Washing Machine Pro (14 kg) has been released in China. Compared to its predecessor, each of the model three drums has a larger maximum capacity, allowing you to wash more items at once. Plus, it supports HyperOS Connect and can be remotely controlled via the brand’s app.

The Vivo X300 Ultra has stopped by a Chinese regulatory body on its way to being released in early 2026. From the new leak, we can already determine that Vivo's next flagship will offer faster wired charging than the current Vivo X200 Ultra.

The second-gen Fairbuds XL prove that headphones don’t have to end up as e-waste when their batteries or drivers fail. An iFixit teardown highlights just how easy they are to repair. Meanwhile, a wide range of replacement parts have been listed on Fairphone's online shop.

Hyper has now released its first M.2 SSD enclosure that supports USB4 v2 transfer speeds. Advertised as an 80 Gbps PCIe SSD enclosure, the HyperDrive Next USB4 M.2 PCIe Enclosure also supports AI accelerators and networking cards while delivering up to 25 W USB Power Delivery too.

A new flagship projector is on the way from Epson. The company confirmed that the model, designed for use in larger venues, will be officially revealed at ISE 2026. Plus, it will also show a range of new professional lenses and an ultra short throw projector for the classroom at the event.

Xiaomi's next Poco M series smartphone has ticked off a crucial requirement before launching globally. Rumoured to be the Poco M8 Pro, the device has been confirmed to feature a massive battery supported by ultra-fast charging. On the face of it, the Poco M8 Pro is a rebranded global Redmi Note 15 Pro Plus.

After the 0% APR financing rate that was introduced to boost sales towards the end of the quarter, Tesla is now adding more Model Y deals. Those stack with existing incentives, too.

Opt! has released the OPT100 Neo Film, a ¥5,940 (~$38) digital toy camera shaped like a 35mm film roll. It features a 1MP sensor, microSD support, VGA-level video, a tiny rear display, USB charging, and a 47.2 × 25 × 25 mm body, offered in three colors.

Xiaomi is now selling its Smart Camera C500 in two European countries, with a wider rollout expected in the near future. This is the brand’s first 6MP security camera, which is marketed with a 3.5K UHD resolution. Other features include an integrated gimbal stand for motion tracking and support for Amazon Alexa.

WiiM has introduced the Sound Lite, a compact display-free smart speaker positioned as a simpler alternative to the regular WiiM Sound. It supports hi-res playback, broad casting standards and multi-room integration across the WiiM ecosystem.

Seiko has unveiled the limited-edition Pink Panther SRPM07, sporting a 38 mm case, pink dial with paw prints, themed caseback, and 4R36 movement. It comes with a bracelet, pink nylon strap, and special packaging, limited to 9,999 units.

For those looking out for a new mid-tower gaming PC case with decent airflow, the Corsair 4000D has always been a solid choice. The company has now started selling the Frame 4000D LCD, which packs the 14.5-inch Xeneon Edge touchscreen display attached to its side.

Blasphemous 2 blends brutal Soulslike combat, classic Metroidvania exploration and a dark, atmospheric pixel world to deliver a true fan favorite. And right now, it's 67% off on Steam – the first time the price has dipped below $10. The offer runs until December 18.

Garmin has started rolling out a new stable update for two of its recent mid-range smartwatches. Available worldwide, it remains a mystery as to what Garmin has actually changed this time around.

Gate Guard Simulator, recently revealed on Steam, lets players step into the shoes of a medieval castle guard, deciding who gets to pass through the gate – and who ends up in the moat. Scheduled for release in 2026, the game is already accepting sign-ups for playtesting.

One-Netbook has finally released its Asus ROG Flow Z13 alternative globally. Available starting at $1,899, the OneXPlayer Super X hopes to surpass its Asus rival with a 120 Hz VRR OLED display, a larger battery, M.2 2280 storage and an optional liquid cooling solution to extract up to 120 W from the Ryzen AI Max 385 or Ryzen AI Max+ 395.

A new Govee smart light, the Lantern Floor Lamp, appears to be on the way. Recently spotted in the database of the Connectivity Standards Alliance, this model is certified for Matter 1.3. According to the company, it will throw colorful lighting effects onto the walls of the room.

The new reality show Non Player Combat drops six contestants onto a perilous island. The twist? They're not real people but fully AI-generated characters making decisions on their own. Even the creators have no idea how each episode will unfold.

TCL has released the P series PlayCube Projector in the UK. This portable model, designed for home theaters, is already available in the US. The award-winning device has an unusual, twisting design, can throw images up to 150 inches wide, and is truly portable thanks to an integrated battery.

The Redmi Note 15 series appears to have made a quiet global debut, with Poland seemingly being the first region where the lineup is available. Just like a recent leak suggested, the international lineup will initially bring five models, with the cheapest one starting at around $290 in Poland.

The Asus TUF Gaming F16 (2025) gaming laptop is enjoying a sizeable 26% discount at Walmart. Equipped with an RTX 5070 laptop GPU alongside an Core i7-14650HX CPU, the Asus TUF F16 FX608JPR is built for high-refresh-rate FHD and smooth QHD gaming.

Garmin has finally delivered a new stable update for the Fenix 7 and associated smartwatches. The first update of its kind in almost three months, unfortunately Garmin has placed a key restriction on the update's distribution for the time being.

To celebrate the fifth anniversary of Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt Red partnered with XR glasses manufacturer, Viture, for a limited edition version of its Luma Pro XR Glasses. Limited to just 10,000 units, the XR glasses feature a Cyberpunk 2077-themed design and packaging.

After its launch in China in September, the Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro has appeared in FCC certification, indicating potential international availability. The certification reveals information about the tablet's global variant.

Humble Bundle has introduced a new game bundle filled with award-nominated and award-winning titles — the Award Nominations Bundle. This bundle contains a total of 9 games worth $204, and it is selling for $14. It will expire on January 1, 2026.

ETA Prime has awarded his favourite x86 gaming handhelds of 2025. While there has been plenty of noise lately about AMD Strix Halo, the popular YouTuber's top picks may surprise fans of high-end gaming handhelds.

Nintendo sold more than 10 million units of Switch 2 in its first four months, marking the most successful console launch to date. However, soaring DRAM and NAND costs have massively eroded the company’s margins – to the point that price hikes may now be on the table.

Xiaomi is rolling out its Android 16–based HyperOS 3 update to ten more Xiaomi and Redmi phones in China. The latest batch includes the MIX Fold 3, Xiaomi 13 series, and several Redmi Note models as the company ramps up its upgrade cycle.

Casio has officially launched its GMW-BZ5000 series of full metal watches in the US market. The company’s new GMW-BZ5000 series consists of three models, including the GMW-BZ5000D-1, the GMW-BZ5000BD-1, and the GMW-BZ5000GD-9. Features include tough solar power, shock-resistant construction, Bluetooth connectivity, and world time across 38 time zones.

The Fujifilm X100VI is exclusively available with a fixed 35 mm lens (full-frame equivalent). Viltrox recently introduced two relatively affordable converters that enable users to achieve either a 28 mm or 50 mm focal length on the X100VI as well as several earlier models.

A new report indicates Apple will order 11 million foldable OLED panels from Samsung for the first foldable iPhone's inner display. The volume hints at the massive scale Apple is planning as it takes on the segment. Update: Samsung representative says the information is untrue.

IBM is buying data-streaming specialist Confluent in an $11 billion all-cash deal, betting that real-time data pipelines will be the backbone of its hybrid cloud and enterprise AI strategy.

The FEVM FAEX1 has been launched in China as a new mini PC that's powered by the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395. This Strix Halo system features a 1-liter chassis, has an OcuLink port, and is available with up to 128 GB of RAM. The starting launch price is around $1,557.

Researchers at the University of Vienna have uncovered vulnerabilities within WhatsApp and Signal that allow undetectable user tracking through round-trip time (RTT) measurements. A simple program now available on GitHub demonstrates how easily this weakness can be exploited.

Gigabyte will soon start manufacturing in India joining the likes of OEMs such as Asus, Acer, HP, and Lenovo. The company's India manufacturing will start off with motherboards with plans to scale up to monitors and laptops in the future. Gigabyte has not yet disclosed details of its contract manufacturing partner, which models would be manufactured in the country, or any projections.

Xiaomi is expanding its Android 16–based HyperOS 3 update to more devices, including the Poco F6 Pro and Redmi Pad 2. The update brings major UI changes, new multitasking features, and a suite of AI tools.

Ayaneo previously teased that it was making a gaming phone, and now, the device has been fully showcased. Called Pocket Play, it comes with a design formula that's very similar to the Sony Xperia Play, but the company didn't share any specs yet.

Vovo has extended what toilets can do with the Neo—a smart toilet that can monitor users for health problems. The toilet can also auto-open the lid, auto-flush after each use, clean bums with heated water, and deodorize the air.

Smalth has introduced a new Titanium smart ring with 12 days of battery life. The smart ring has a titanium shell, an offline data storage feature, SpO2 and heart rate tracking, and app-based controls. On top of that, it’s said to be waterproof up to 10 ATM.

Unigrid has unveiled the Na+ (Plus) Fleet battery for automoative applications. The 12-volt battery is a drop-in replacement requiring no vehicle modifications. It uses safer sodium rather than lithium for the cathode for a safer design that uses no rare earths.

2026 will be a good year for Cyberpunk 2077 and Edgerunner fans. A new kind of Cyberpunk experience is on the horizon, and this one doesn’t require a controller or a screen. Fans of the series will be able to dive into Night City in a whole new way with the officially licensed Cyberpunk Trading Card Game (TCG), developed by WeirdCo in collaboration with CD PROJEKT RED, coming to Kickstarter in 2026.

NASA has finished assembling the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, a next-generation observatory designed to hunt for dark energy and previously forecast to detect ten times more supernovae than all existing telescopes combined have detected to date.

Tiiny AI is an American startup that has introduced a brand-new mini PC with one goal - putting large LLMs in user's pockets. The impressively tiny Pocket Lab mini PC packs a 12-core ARM CPU along with an NPU that is capable of up to 160 TOPS of compute power. Memory is crucial, taken care of by 80 GB of LPDDR5X RAM.

It may surprise fans to learn that Black Ops 7 still has more support than its rivals. Despite superior Battlefield 6 and Arc Raiders player counts on Steam, Call of Duty boasts greater engagement on consoles. Arc Raiders dominates on PC, but that supremacy hasn’t translated to the PS5 or Xbox.

A new leak has revealed some specs of the next-gen base iPad (2026). Along with a major SoC upgrade, it will also come with Apple's new N1 wireless chip.

Olight has refreshed its penlight with the so-called O’Pen 3. It offers more light sources than its predecessor which turns it into a luminous ballpoint pen. However, this gadget also carries a high price tag.