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Last updated: May 29, 2026, 2:36 PM ET

Wearable Technology

Fitbit continues to expand its accessories ecosystem with new bands designed for its screen-free Air wearable, while the Garmin epix Pro remains popular despite its 2023 release, now available at 50% off on Amazon. In the wearable space, Xiaomi has released the Smart Band 10 Pro featuring a brighter 1.74-inch display capable of reaching up to 2,000 nits, though it maintains largely similar specifications to its predecessor. Meanwhile, the Engadget podcast discussed the Fitbit Air along with Pope Leo's criticism of AI, suggesting wearable technology continues to be a significant topic in tech discussions.

Smartphone Launches

vivo has officially launched the S60 series in China, featuring two models with 6.59-inch AMOLED displays and 7,200mAh batteries, though the standard S60 offers a more capable chipset and 3x telephoto camera compared to the Vitality Edition. Following their recent announcement of the Honor X80i in China, the company is preparing to launch the Honor X80 with specifications expected to be revealed soon. In the competitive smartphone market, Samsung's Galaxy A57 has emerged as a popular mid-range option, though the Galaxy S25 FE offers a premium experience for those willing to exceed strict budget constraints. Motorola is set to launch the Edge 70 Pro+ on June 4, having recently revealed its full specifications after previously confirming color options.

Gaming & Entertainment

The developers behind Hitman have created a stealthy James Bond game titled "007 First Light," receiving praise from early reviewers. In gaming accessories, Acer is developing the Nitro Blaze Link, a companion handheld designed to pair with its gaming PCs. The crowd simulation software originally created for Lord of the Rings and used in blockbusters like Superman and Avatar has been released as a