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Pixel 4 might introduce raise to wake Google Assistant feature The leak machine that is the Google Pixel 4 rolls on, with the rumour that the phone will support a ‘raise to talk’ motion to invoke the Google Assistant (via9to5Google). It claims the Pixel 4 will listen for a question or command from the user after recognising the gesture. It’s not clear if it’ll involve the face recognition feature, pictured above, that Google has confirmed will be part of the phone’s hardware....

The force is strong with two new Garmin smartwatches If you can’t wait till The Rise of Skywalker in December, then these special edition Garmin smartwatches might tide you over. The Legacy Saga Series shows the company is pushing the accessibility of its own software and high-quality fitness features against the market dominance of the Apple Watch and Fitbit. The 40mm white Rey and 45mm black Darth Vader designs rather conform to gender stereotypes andboth retail at £349....

Tidal is now available on Roku Tidal, the music streaming service that differentiates with its high-quality audio tier, is now available as an app for Roku streaming players. The news comes as an odd update for the struggling rival to the giants Spotify and Apple Music. Despite being originally marketed on its superior audio quality,Tidalhas had to rely on a £9.99 per month standard quality tier to attract customers not willing to spend £19....

Vodafone’s £20 Max Unlimited Entertainment SIM plan just beat Three’s It’s a good time to pick up a cheap SIM-only deal. Three’s £20 unlimited SIM-only deal has been dominating the market since launching a few months back – and at£10 off for the first six months, we couldn’t help butrecommend the offer. However, now Vodafone’s unlimited SIM-only plan may trump Three’s. Vodafone’s unlimited SIM-only plan costs £20 per month as well, for data at maximum speeds, but unlike Three you also get a free 12 or 24-month access to either Spotify, Amazon Prime Video, Now TV or Sky Sports, saving you from separate subscription costs....

Bluedio Hi Hurricane review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Strong battery life and decent audio quality are two things that might tempt you into opting for these inexpensive earbuds, but that isn’t the whole picture. Chunky Construction and hit or miss performance in several areas make the Hi Hurricanes difficult to recommend. Video syncing issues also rule them out for anyone who wants to use the buds for YouTube or Netflix....