Subsidiary CMF, owned by tech firm Nothing, has launched an affordable range of products. This includes the Buds Pro wireless earbuds, Watch Pro smartwatch, and a powerful 65W GaN charger. These competitively priced products exemplify Nothing's aim to provide high-quality, feature-rich tech products accessible to budget-conscious consumers.

This article explores the dilemma parents often face regarding whether to opt for smartwatches or smartphones as the most appropriate communication tool for their children. With most experts recommending children have a phone between the ages of 10 and 14, the author discusses why they chose a smartwatch for their 9-year-old daughter, delving into the reasons why it seemed more suitable. The popularity and advantages of kids' smartwatches are also discussed, along with a brief overview of a specific brand, the Gabb Watch.

The electronic giant, Samsung, has broadened its line of Tactical Edition devices with two new smartphones - the Galaxy S23 Tactical Edition and the Galaxy XCover6 Pro Tactical Edition. Built to withstand rigorous conditions and specifically targeted at the military personnel and others with similar operational profiles, these rugged Tactical Edition smartphones are essentially identical to their standard counterparts in specs. However, they are enhanced with added features that render them suitable for use in tactical environments. For example, the Galaxy XCover6 is MIL-STD-810H certified, making it capable of withstanding extreme weather and aquatic conditions up to a depth of five feet of water.

At IBC in 2023, the equipment manufacturing company SmallRig released its latest innovation, the Universal Camera Cage specifically meant for smartphones. This product release is a direct response by SmallRig to the growing trend of utilizing smartphones for professional applications. It has been designed to provide a robust and flexible option for mounting devices and accessories for professional smartphone videography. The cage features a modular design and offers additional features as part of a kit.

News has emerged that the Vivo Watch 3 could simultaneously be launching alongside Vivo's X100 series of smartphones in China. A recent leak from Digital Chat Station suggests the Watch 3 may support 4G LTE, allowing users to handle calls and messages directly through the device. While details remain sparse on the exact specifications and features of the smartwatch, the buzz, intrigue, and anticipation in the technology world continue to increase.

A marvel of miniaturization. A gadget slightly larger than a coin, yet encapsulates a powerful infrared camera. The InfiRay P2 can visualize objects ranging in temperature from -20°C to 550°C onto high-definition images with a 256x192 pixel resolution, with the help of its macro lens for seeking out the smallest heat source.

This article curated by Matty Graham and the AP team presents the best phone tripods and mounts that can significantly elevate the quality of your smartphone photography and videography in 2023.

Co-founder Michael Ehrman opens up about the latest innovation from Halo Collar, a brand that's pioneering the future of pet care technology. The new model aims to be nothing short of a "smartphone for dogs," offering advanced tracking, customized safety zones, and real-time notifications. Ehrman discusses the journey of building this groundbreaking device that promises to redefine how we interact with and care for our four-legged friends.

Noida-based Optiemus and smartphone glass-making giant Corning have joined hands for a joint venture (JV) to set up the country's first local manufacturing facility for producing high-quality cover glass parts for the mobile and consumer electronics industry. The joint venture between Optiemus Infracom and Corning is aimed at helping to expand India's local electronics manufacturing ecosystem, as the government strengthens its "Make in India" initiative. As a part of the JV, the companies are strategically aiming to set up a world-class manufacturing facility, powered by advanced technologies and processes. This collaboration will pave the way for the manufacturing of “Made in India” finished cover glass parts for use in mobile devices, and other cover glass applications, to meet the needs of next-generation mobile consumer electronic devices. Optiemus Infracom has been a distributor and manufacturer of mobile brands and other telecommunication products in the country. Some of the key brands it has worked with include, OnePlus, Oppo, LG and HTC, among others.

Realme has confirmed the launch date of its highly anticipated flagship smartphone, the GT5. The smartphone, set to be unveiled on August 28, will feature 240W fast charging and up to 1TB of storage. Rumored specifications include a flat 1.5K AMOLED 144Hz screen, a triple rear camera setup, and an in-display fingerprint sensor. The GT5 is expected to run on realme UI 4.0 based on Android 13 and support USB Type-C charging, 5G, Dual SIM, and Bluetooth.