…the Red Dot Design Award demonstrating the company’s leading design competitiveness. This achievement is particularly significant, as the winning products were those that embody Samsung’s new design strategy, “Expressive Design…
…But for the next decade or so, any company building hardware-intensive AI products that pretends China isn’t part of the equation is going to lose to a competitor that embraces…
…At the same time, premium products are becoming more demanding in terms of performance than ever before in order to remain competitive. A number of disruptive technological innovations have been developed to…
…It has even struck agreements with major AI labs like Microsoft, Meta, and xAI to power similar features in their products. Nearly two years after launch, Black Forest Labs can afford to…
…Display performance is also where the 1S is trying to differentiate itself from the camera-first competition. The glasses support up to a 120Hz refresh rate in 3DoF (3 Degrees of Freedom…
Tom's Guide Verdict The L’Atitude 52°Ns show promise on paper as a stylish set of Ray-Ban Meta competitors with a traveling twist to its AI wares (including a…
…But if they’re competitive to Meta’s specs, Zuckerberg has a big problem on his hands. @tomsguide ♬ original sound - Tom’s Guide Judging the styles So we’ve got Warby Parker…
…investment by and competition from alternative network providers (altnets). But it also wants to protect consumers by setting flat, inflation-adjusted prices for a basic superfast broadband product, while allowing flexibility on…
…It works well as an all-rounder for casual gaming and general productivity, though it lacks the more intense gaming specs and customization options some may look for. Pros + Exceptional aluminum build…
…It all starts with one product But it shouldn’t end with the same product It’s hard to draw positive parallels between Meta’s approach to smartglasses and Samsung’s approach…