… If you're lucky, a USB-C product will have its capabilities clearly labeled right on the cable or port. The USB-IF has simplified its branding, so USB-IF certified products can now clearly state, for example, "USB 80Gbps 240W" if the product supports the latest USB4 Version 2.0 spec revision. …
… Oppo says the decision will fold in OnePlus's capabilities, technologies, and product philosophy – OnePlus co-founder Peter Lau recently rejoined Oppo as chief product officer. …
… To that point, many of Spark's capabilities are table stakes for a new model in 2026. …
… As you might imagine, Meta isn't planning to just give away all of these new AI-powered capabilities forever. While the company says that "getting started" with its new business agent is free, it plans to move the feature behind one of its new subscription offerings "in the coming months."
… By Anna Washenko Updated: July 30, 2026 3:22 pm EST Sonos will be making new product announcements in September. The news came as part of the company's third quarter financial call although we learned about it in Janko Roettgers' newsletter Lowpass . …
… "It's a way for brands to start their journey to take existing products and solutions and add AI capabilities to them," Qualcomm's DeHamer said during a briefing with reporters. …
… Only the newest generation of smartphones, tablets, and laptops comes with such capabilities, and the pace of adoption has been rather slow. For example, Apple's first Wi-Fi 7 laptops arrived earlier this year with the new M5 chip. …
… By ditching Intel in favor of its far more power-efficient ARM-based chips, it became feasible for Apple to build a product like the Neo. It makes sense, then, for Windows manufacturers to do the same — and Qualcomm is giving them that possibility with its new system-on-chip. …
… It can also give you product recommendations and business information, as well as show you images if the chatbot decides they'd be helpful to you. …
… On the gen AI project with Bandai Namco — which admittedly sounds quite vague and may well not go anywhere — Totoki said the companies have seen "massive gains in speed and productivity per person." He also highlighted "a lack of consistency and controllability" as an issue for professionals in the… …