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Nothing reveals a reveal date for its ‘half-in’ Ear (Stick) earbuds Nothing has confirmed that it will announce its next pair of true wireless earbuds, the Ear (Stick), later this month, with what the firm calls a ‘half-in’ design. Carl Pei’s venture after OnePlus continues to move forward and the firm’s third product is about to arrive, following the successful launch of thePhone (1)this summer. Nothing loves to reveal a reveal date, and the launch event will take place on 26 October at 3pm BST on the official site....

Test de l’Apple Watch Series 8 : une montre déjà-vu améliorée Les Plus Les Moins Notre verdict L’Apple Watch Series 8 fait tout ce que l’on attend d’une Apple Watch, avec quelques nouvelles fonctionnalités pour tenter ceux qui ne se sont pas encore lancés dans la montre Apple. Cela dit, il n’y a pas assez d’éléments pour séduire quelqu’un qui possède une Apple Watch Series 7 car, en réalité, les deux modèles sont presque identiques....

The best power banks Choosing a power bank can be a minefield. There are cheap ones, pricey ones, and sometimes you’re paying simply for a name – but there’s a lot more to finding the perfect portable charger than looking at price alone. Some other things you might consider include speed, both in charging your connected device and recharging the bank when it empties. Capacity is important, too: it needs to be high enough to get your through the day with juice to spare – even share – without weighing down your pocket or bag....

Xiaomi Mi Band 7: Everything you need to know Xiaomi has made quite a name with its ultra-affordable yet feature-packed fitness bands. Now, the Chinese giant has introduced its latest iteration: the Mi Band 7. Highlights include a larger display than its predecessors, improved blood oxygen tracking and up to 15-day battery life, but there’s more to this lightweight tracker worth exploring. For the first time ever it’s also been joined by a bigger Band 7 Pro sibling, which has now been launched outside China....

Xiaomi’s new 12T Pro has a 200Mp camera Xiaomi has announced its latest mid-range phones at an event in Munich, and the £699/€749 12T Pro stands out being only the second phone ever to have a 200Mp main camera sensor. In that regard it’s hot on the heels of theMotorola Edge 30 Ultra, the first phone to use Samsung’s Isocell HP1 200Mp sensor. The upcomingSamsung Galaxy S23 Ultrais expected to pack an updated version of the sensor in 2023....