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Mobvoi Earbuds Gesture head-tracking headphones go on sale Mobvoi’s wireless earbuds with head motion gestures along with a whopping 50-hour battery life are now on sale. The firm behind TicPods and TicWatch products has launched the Mobvoi Earbuds Gesture following a successful crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo. They wereannounced back in August last year. One of the more interesting features here is the head gestures you can use. Using TicMotion technology seen in theTicPods 2 Pro, you can nod or shake your head to accept or reject phone calls....

OnePlus Band launches in India with up to 14-day battery life While we may have been expecting a fully-fledgedsmartwatch, OnePlus’ first wearable instead takes the form of a stylish activity tracker in the OnePlus Band. The tracker was leaked and teased in the days leading up to its official unveiling and looks to have all the hallmarks of a well-rounded fitness band; from its water resistance and swim-proofing to long 14-day battery life....

Panasonic unveils Final Fantasy special edition soundbar TVs likePanasonic’s JZ200might often be the star of the show at CES but the firm has a soundbar that Final Fantasy fans will be extremely tempted by. Designed in collaboration with Square Enix, the award-winning SoundSlayer SC-HTB01 is now available in a Final Fantasy special edition. It’s been named as a CES 2021 Innovation Awards Honoree in the Headphones & Personal Audio category....

LG’s new vacuum cleaner empties itself, so you don’t have to In days gone by, you’d just call your vacuum cleaner Henry or Hetty and be done with it. But now, in the end times, when children are called things like X Æ A-12, you need to go for something more elaborate. Like CordZeroThinQA9, perhaps. And that is exactly what LG did. However, what LG lacks in the art of punchy nomenclature, it makes up for in ultra-lazy tech innovation....

How to watch TCL’s CES 2021 press conference live stream CES is the biggest tech show of the year, but it’s looking a little different in 2021. That’s due to the coronavirus pandemic, which has made big gatherings a no-go in most countries around the world. The organisers didn’t want to cancel the event outright, so in July announced that CES would be shifting to an all-digital experience. New products will still be unveiled in Las Vegas, but the live audience will be replaced with live stream viewers from around the world....