Rollme AirCam combines open style earbuds with 8MP camera

Rollme’s latest pair of open-ear-style headphones comes with a built-in camera. The aptly named AirCam is a pair of bone-conduction earbuds that also features an 8MP camera with a Sony sensor that records up to 1080p video at 30fps. Recordings are capped at 10 minutes to help preserve the 8 GB of on-device storage. The AirCam also features dual-band Wi-Fi 6 connectivity to help share clips between the headphones and your paired smartphone. Rollme AirCam features an 8MP camera You can also use the camera to snap photos or use the built-in AI assistant, which uses an LLM to...

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Samsung confirms that the Galaxy Z Fold8 and Z Fold8 Ultra will use a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5

Qualcomm and Samsung posted this on Instagram, confirming that the upcoming Galaxy Z foldables will be powered by the custom Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy. Well, there is an asterisk to that. First, there is no phone visible in the video – just the outline of one. The aspect ratio suggests that this is the Galaxy Z Fold8, aka Z Fold Wide. When opened, this will have a 4:3 display inside. In its closed state, this phone is not as tall and narrow as the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra (the new name of the classic book-style foldable). You can see the two side by side (in dummy form)...

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Developer turns Sony's headphones into real-time head tracker for PC simulators

Most modern, high-end headphones and earbuds have accelerometers and gyroscopes used for the spatial audio feature that requires precise tracking of head movements in order to make the sound immersive. Sony's WF-1000 and WH-1000 lineups also have the needed hardware, and someone came up with the idea of utilizing those sensors for in-game controls. Developer Nicholas Slattery started a project called Sony Head Tracker, and it's already compatible with hundreds of PC games, including Microsoft Flight Simulator and Assetto Corsa. I made Sony headphones work as a free head tracker for...

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Developer turns Sony's headphones into real-time head tracker for PC simulators

Most modern, high-end headphones and earbuds have accelerometers and gyroscopes used for the spatial audio feature that requires precise tracking of head movements in order to make the sound immersive. Sony's WF-1000 and WH-1000 lineups also have the needed hardware, and someone came up with the idea of utilizing those sensors for in-game controls. Developer Nicholas Slattery started a project called Sony Head Tracker, and it's already compatible with hundreds of PC games, including Microsoft Flight Simulator and Assetto Corsa. I made Sony headphones work as a free head tracker for...

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Nothing Ear (3a) unveiled with ANC and up to 42 hours of total battery life

Alongside the Nothing Phone (4b), the UK-based company also unveiled the Nothing Ear (3a), its latest pair of true wireless earbuds. The Nothing Ear (3a) features an in-ear design with a silicone ear tip, which is now available in a new XS size. Each earbud is equipped with a 12mm dynamic driver, which Nothing claims delivers up to 5dB stronger bass than the Ear (a). The earbuds offer active noise cancellation (ANC) of up to 45dB, along with a Transparency mode and support for Spatial Audio. Each earbud houses three microphones with AI-powered noise reduction. There’s a new audio...

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Nothing Ear (3a) leak day before announcement

Nothing is set to launch its Phone (4b) tomorrow alongside a new pair of wireless earbuds. The Nothing Ear (3a) are set to arrive as the successor to 2024’s Nothing Ear (a) and WinFuture has now shared our first look at them. Nothing Ear (3a) in yellow Like their predecessor, the Ear (3a) is set to come in flashy colors, including a vibrant yellow hue, which was the hero color of the Ear (a). This time around, Nothing has prepared a new pink hue, which is also quite eye-catching. Nothing Ear (3a) in pink The yellow and pink colors will be joined by more...

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Nothing Ear (3a) leak day before announcement

Nothing is set to launch its Phone (4b) tomorrow alongside a new pair of wireless earbuds. The Nothing Ear (3a) are set to arrive as the successor to 2024’s Nothing Ear (a) and WinFuture has now shared our first look at them. Nothing Ear (3a) in yellow Like their predecessor, the Ear (3a) is set to come in flashy colors, including a vibrant yellow hue, which was the hero color of the Ear (a). This time around, Nothing has prepared a new pink hue, which is also quite eye-catching. Nothing Ear (3a) in pink The yellow and pink colors will be joined by more...

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