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10+ min ago (42+ words) "CBS Mornings" partnered with Samsung Galaxy to share some of the best tech items to shop for your loved ones this holiday season. Visit Samsung.com for more on these gift ideas. (Sponsored by Samsung Galaxy) Hot tech gifts for the holidays...

17+ min ago (538+ words) The latest tech, must-have gadgets and stylish extras he's been coveting This holiday season, why not spoil the tech-savvy men on your list with the newest and latest? From the most covetable phones and gaming consoles to practical gadgets that will improve their everyday routines, we've compiled a list of the best holiday gifts for men. Not only are these cool electronics high in demand, but many are seriously discounted right now for Black Friday and Cyber Monday (the price shown below is before any markdowns). So you can score a great deal on a gift he's sure to love. Plus, for those who love activity tracking, these glasses can sync with Garmin devices, Strava and other fitness apps, so it's easy to log workouts and access metrics and insights. Offering significant upgrades from the original Switch, the Switch 2 console…...

17+ min ago (702+ words) By David Snow " 6:00 am, December 4, 2025 Whether you're commuting, working out or just enjoying your favorite music, there's a pair of earbuds on our list of best budget earbuds for less than $100 that can meet your needs without (much) compromise. Today's budget-friendly earbuds offer impressive features once reserved for premium models " excellent sound quality, active noise cancellation, long battery life and companion apps for customization. And can you believe it? Even an Apple product made our list of best budget earbuds (when it's on sale). Finding quality wireless earbuds doesn't mean you need to drain your wallet. The sub-$100 earbud market has become incredibly competitive, with established brands and newcomers alike delivering exceptional value. From bass-heavy options perfect for workouts to balanced audiophile-grade sound, these affordable earbuds prove you don't need to spend $200 or more to get a fantastic listening experience....

18+ min ago (241+ words) With over two decades of experience in gaming journalism, Alessio Palumbo has led the gaming vertical at Wccftech since August 2015. He started working at a young age for Italian websites like Everyeye.it, Gamestar.it, Nextgame.it, and Multiplayer.it before kickstarting the indie English-language publication Worlds Factory as its founder and Editor in Chief. In the last decade, he has coordinated the overall output of Wccftech's gaming section, managed PR relations, assigned reviews, produced daily news coverage, edited gaming content as needed, and delivered game reviews. Arguably, his trademark content is the long series of exclusive developer interviews that have been cited by Wikipedia and by the biggest news media and gaming publications. His passion for technology also makes him knowledgeable when it comes to gaming hardware and tech. His favorite genres include RPGs, MMORPGs, and action/adventure games....

18+ min ago (375+ words) As someone who has been reviewing camera drones for over a decade, it's rare for me to encounter one that feels genuinely new. While DJI's continual stream of steadily improving, ever-reliable drones almost always impresses, what Antigravity has done with its first-ever product, the A1, essentially invents an entirely novel subcategory: the 360 drone. Using the same shoot-first, frame-later technology as the Insta360 X5 (Antigravity is technically a distinct company from Insta360, but the brands have close ties), the A1 has twin cameras to capture everything around it, allowing the user to reframe the footage later using mobile or desktop apps. Each of the cameras uses a 1/1.28-inch sensor and an ultrawide lens to capture a hemispherical view. In-camera software then joins the two views into a near-seamless single spherical video, completely removing the drone and its propellers from view (in much the same way Insta360's…...

18+ min ago (1059+ words) One alternative has emerged with a very compelling offering in the form of Antigravity A1 drone. Antigravity is an offshoot of Insta360, a fact that will become important (and obvious) once you learn more about this drone. While most drones are cameras that you can fly, the Antigravity A1 is a 360-degree camera that you can fly. Put simply, you can put this drone up in the sky and fly it like any regular drone, but instead of capturing what's ahead of you, or under you, or over you, it captures all of it in 8K. This has several advantages, but first, let's talk about the hardware. The Antigravity A1 8K 360 Drone comes in three bundles, available starting Dec. 4 at Antigravity and Best Buy: Antigravity A1 8K 360 Drone Starter Bundle "$1,599 Antigravity A1 8K 360 Drone Explorer Bundle "$1,899 Antigravity A1 8K 360 Drone Infinity Bundle " $1,999 The controller has a trigger and all sorts of buttons…...

23+ min ago (241+ words) Korean outlet TheElec has posted a report on some of the manufacturing processes for Apple's second-generation E-series phone following this year's iPhone 16e. There's nothing especially exciting here about the iPhone 17e display itself. It's being made by BOE, Samsung Display, and LG Display, and it's going to be identical to the 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display of its predecessor. What we're interested to note, however, is that the surrounding bezels will be thinner. This should make the iPhone 17e look even more premium than the iPhone 16e, and hopefully closer to the iPhone 17. Previous rumours have suggested that Apple might fit the iPhone 17e out with the same 18Mp square selfie camera that so impressed us in the iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro. Indeed, the iPhone 17e should have a strong iPhone 17 flavour " as you might expect " with suggestions that it'll run on the same A19 chip. We've…...

27+ min ago (338+ words) Apple's controversies with the iPhone 17 series do not show any signs of stopping anytime soon. The company has now officially confirmed that the iPhone 17 series has lost out on a key camera feature that was a staple of older iPhone models. As per a support document by Apple, the iPhone 17 Pro series does not come with Night Mode support when taking pictures in Portrait mode. Users on Reddit and even Apple's own support forums had been complaining for months about Night Mode not turning on when taking pictures in Portrait mode, but the official confirmation has now confirmed that the feature has been missing from the new iPhones. Notably, every iPhone Pro model released since 2020 has had support for this feature, which makes it odd that Apple would take away an important capability like that without any clarification. In case…...

28+ min ago (652+ words) Find out how to instantly improve yours below YOUR Christmas tree and several common decorations could be slowing your Wi-Fi down by up to 88 per cent, new research suggests. Everyday household items are known for disrupting the signal strength from your hub and Christmas bits can be a problem too. A test conducted by Broadband Genie found that the tree and pieces on it can have an effect. Fairy lights, tinsel, and baubles and even pine needles and branches can absorb and deflect the signal, the firm claims. A researcher for the company found that their download speed dropped from 193Mbps to 134Mbps. That's a drop of 31 per cent. Read more about Wi-Fi Secret code gives me the BEST Wi-Fi - it's the smoothest & fastest around Google warns billions of mobile owners over using free public Wi-Fi But the upload speed is said…...

37+ min ago (262+ words) All of this is very impressive. However, it gives me what younger people might refer to as "the ick factor, of a strangely familiar variety. Numerous phone manufacturers over the years have experimented with a so-called "Beautify effect in selfies. Some brands, particularly from China, still apply such an effect by default. Of my own recent phone reviews, the Nubia Z80 Ultra springs to mind in its implementation of this feature " and its not alone. This Beautify effect smooths out facial features when youre taking selfies. Ive always found the results to be extremely fake-looking, often bordering on the ghoulish in the way that they smudge out all of the impurities and textures that make a human face look, well, human. Googles implementation of Touch Up appears to be the inevitable next-level AI-ification of this Beautify effect, and Im most definitely…...