earbuds Archives

AppWizard

April 22, 2025

Today’s Android app deals and freebies: MEGA MAN X DiVE, Exolotl Zian, Ace Attorney Trilogy, more

The Google Play store has launched a variety of deals, including discounts on products such as Nothing's CMF Buds, Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro with up to 0 off, and the Google Nest Doorbell. The app section features games like MEGA MAN X DiVE, Exolotl: Zian, and Ace Attorney Trilogy.

BetaBeacon

April 17, 2025

This vest transformed the way I experience games

The Woojer Haptic Vest 3 provides immersive gaming experiences by adding haptic feedback to the whole torso, allowing users to feel vibrations corresponding to in-game actions such as shooting a gun or getting shot. The vest operates on sound and connects to audio sources via Bluetooth or a 3.5mm cable. It features a battery pack that lasts approximately 8 hours and can be controlled through the Woojer app on a phone. The vest is comfortable to wear and best suited for games with specific tactile experiences, such as shooters and rhythm games. Despite being a costly investment, the Woojer Haptic Vest 3 enhances immersion and spatial awareness in gaming.

BetaBeacon

March 27, 2025

Android Gaming: The Best Mobile Games and Accessories in 2025

Android gaming has evolved significantly in 2025, offering console-level titles, powerful chipsets, and higher refresh rate screens.

AppWizard

March 26, 2025

Today’s Android app deals and freebies: Defenchick, Skel and Defense, LIMBO, more

Samsung is offering a complimentary credit towards its new Odyssey and ViewFinity monitors as part of its spring sale. The Wednesday Google Play deals feature innovative apps, including Defenchick, Skel, Defense, and LIMBO. Additionally, Nothing is promoting its Ear (a) wireless buds, and Samsung has released the Galaxy Buds 3. Amazon has introduced the new Kindle Scribe reader and notebook.

Winsage

March 23, 2025

6 Windows features aimed at accessibility you didn’t know everyone should use

Microsoft's Windows 11 includes several accessibility features aimed at enhancing user experience. - Voice Access allows users to control their PCs with voice commands, operating in three modes: default, command-only, and dictation. It functions without an internet connection. - Live Captions automatically generate captions for any audio playing on the PC, aiding users in noisy environments or while multitasking. - Focus helps users minimize distractions by customizing notification settings and can be programmed to activate during specific activities. - Narrator reads text aloud from the screen, useful for managing extensive texts, with customizable settings for speed, pitch, and voice. - On-Screen Keyboard provides a virtual keyboard for input via mouse or touchscreen, customizable for usability. - Mouse pointer options allow users to adjust the size and color of the cursor and enable pointer trails for better visibility. Custom cursor designs can also be downloaded from the Microsoft Store.

AppWizard

March 17, 2025

Android’s Find My app now tracks people too – here’s how it works

The Google Find My app has introduced a new feature that allows users to track the location of individuals through its Find My network. The app has a revamped interface with two main categories: devices and people. Users can view real-time locations of individuals sharing their whereabouts, along with exact addresses and distances. Location sharing can be initiated for various durations and can be easily disabled. This feature is also available in Google Maps, but many find it easier to use in the Find My app. The Find My network, launched last year, enables tracking of devices even when they are not connected to the internet by utilizing a network of over a billion Android devices and Bluetooth technology.

Winsage

March 15, 2025

SteamOS 3.7.0 Preview brings the ‘beginnings of support for non-Steam Deck handhelds’

Valve has released the SteamOS 3.7.0 Preview, which is currently exclusive to the Steam Deck but will soon support a wider range of non-Steam Deck handheld devices. Users can access the Preview channel by adjusting their Steam Deck update settings. Key updates include: - Updated to a newer Arch Linux base and Linux kernel version 6.11. - Bluetooth controllers can now wake LCD models of the Steam Deck. - Added support for the Proteus Byowave controller. - Resolved issues with the Switch Pro Controller gyros and stuck controller inputs. - Enabled HFP/HSP profiles for integrated microphone use with Bluetooth headsets in Desktop mode. - Introduced a battery level display for supported Bluetooth devices. - Improved compatibility for specific displays with the Steam Deck Dock. - Enabled AMD P-State CPU frequency control and fixed performance issues in certain games. - Updated desktop mode to Plasma 6.2.5, with improved surround sound functionality and pre-installed KDE Filelight. - Fixed various UI and system update issues, enhanced system responsiveness, and enabled IPv6 Privacy Extensions by default. Known issues include problems with Creative Zen Air Pro earbuds, Super NES controllers, and DualShock 3 controllers. Developer updates include kernel updates and improvements to system management.

AppWizard

March 13, 2025

Android 16 Beta 3 achieves ‘Platform Stability,’ brings extended Auracast support

Google has released Android 16 Beta 3, featuring new accessibility tools including Text Outline for low-vision users and Local Network Protection for enhanced app access control. The beta also expands Auracast compatibility, allowing audio broadcasting from a single source to multiple receivers, particularly benefiting hearing aid users in noisy environments. Only LE audio-compatible hearing aids from manufacturers like GN Hearing and Starkey will be supported. Samsung Galaxy devices with One UI 7 and Pixel 9 devices can connect to public audio streams. A QR code standard has been developed for easier access to broadcasts, with Pixel 9 users receiving priority access. Android 16 is expected to be publicly released in late June.

AppWizard

March 2, 2025

The Android Central team picks the best fitness apps and watches they can’t do without

Brady Snyder uses the Nike Run Club app, having logged over 1,500 miles with it over the past decade. He appreciates its compatibility with various platforms and Garmin devices, user-friendly interface, and community features. For hardware, he alternates between the Garmin Enduro 3, known for its battery life and training insights, and the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, which excels in phone integration. He also uses the Strong app for strength training, Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 earbuds for workouts, and the Withings Body Scan for body composition monitoring. Additionally, he values the Garmin Venu 3 for weightlifting tracking, the Google Pixel Watch 3 for heart rate tracking, and the OnePlus Watch 3 for GPS accuracy and battery life. He utilizes the Yuka app for nutritional information and recently acquired the Galaxy Watch Ultra for its durability and battery life.

AppWizard

February 19, 2025

Today’s Android app deals and freebies: Sun Origin Apocalypse, Front Armies, Halls of Torment, more

The Google Play Store is offering discounts on Android games and applications. Samsung devices are also discounted, with the Galaxy Watch 7 seeing a price drop, and the Galaxy Tab S10+ and Ultra models available at significant markdowns. Notable audio accessories include Nothing’s transparent ANC wireless earbuds and Sharge’s 30W Pouch Mini 10,000mAh power bank. ASUS has a discount on an alternative to the Surface Pro 11. Some discounted app titles include "The Sun Origin Post Apocalypse," "Front Armies," and "Halls of Torment."