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Transparent’s new wireless speaker was inspired by brutalist architecture. | Image: Transparent The design of Transparent’s latest wireless speaker looks like the complete opposite of the glass-enclosed see-through speakers that helped originally launch the brand. The $4,000 Brutalist speaker is made from aluminum, and although it stands around 23-inches tall in person, without context it could be easily mistaken for a minimalist office tower designed by an architect still inspired by Britain’s post-war architectural style. Transparent’s speaker features a pair of three-inch tweeters positioned at 90-degree angles that work alongside a 6.5-inch subwoofer positioned on the opposite side of them. The company suggests its design is most effective at filling a room with sound when the speaker is positioned in a corner so sound can... Continue reading…

The Verge Elon Musk’s xAI could soon make its next move to compete with OpenAI: launching a standalone app for its Grok chatbot. Musk created xAI as an alternative to OpenAI, the company he helped found but later distanced himself from over ideological differences. Now, The Wall Street Journal reports, xAI is planning to launch an app as soon as December that could go head-to-head with OpenAI’s ChatGPT as it races to scale up. Currently, users can access Grok through X, but only if they subscribe to the service. Citing unnamed sources, the Journal reports that xAI is also behind customer support features for Starlink, part of Musk’s other company, SpaceX. X did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the report. OpenAI’s ChatGPT,... Continue reading…

The Mini 3 won’t cost a fortune to replace if you break it. I’ve been itching to get my hands on an easy-to-use hobbyist drone that I won’t hate myself for eventually breaking. The DJI Mini 3 has been at the top of my list: it hits the mark as a compact drone that you can pilot without having to attend aviation school, and I’ll probably go ahead and bite the bullet now that it’s back down to its record-low price — especially considering I may eventually lose my chance to get one at all. You can get the smallish aircraft right now for $329 ($90 off) at DJI’s online store for Black Friday. The package featured here includes a battery (extras cost $65 each) and DJI’s RC-N1 remote. The latter doesn’t have an integrated display, but you can add one that does for another $100. If you’re just looking... Continue reading…

There are plenty of reasons to transfer your profile from one Netflix account to a different subscription. Maybe you're moving away from home and want to create a different Netflix handle than your parents. Maybe it's marriage, divorce, or any other type of relationship that involves leaving one place or joining another. And maybe it's just Netflix's more aggressive password-sharing crackdown that's finally convinced you to stop freeloading. Of course, you could always ditch Netflix altogether and use free streaming apps instead. But if you want to stay with Netflix, we'll make it easy for you to move your profiles. As long as you share your Netflix account with someone else, there are only two ways to continue accessing that account. One is to live with that person at the same address. Or, you have to pay to have an extra member on the main person's account. Netflix started enforcing the password-sharing ban in the summer of 2023. At the time, the company also created a tool that lets you export your profile to a new account. The problem was that you needed to export one profile at a time, and some users found it challenging to export multiple profiles to a different account. Now, however, it's easier than ever to make the move. Continue reading... The post Ready to stop mooching and open your own Netflix account? How to transfer multiple profiles appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Early Black Friday deals: $719 Black Apple Watch Ultra 2, 15% off PS5 consoles, $38 Sony headphones, more Best Apple deals for Black Friday 2024 Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales Today’s deals: $249 Oura Ring 3, 45% off LG C4 OLED TV, $70 Instant Pot Duo, $25 off winter fashion, more

The popular iPhone and iPad video editor LumaFusion announced an important change for its users. Starting today, the Storyblocks for LumaFusion subscription will be called Creator Pass. Multicam Studio, Speed Ramping, Enhanced Keyframing, and FCPXML Export features are now available at no additional cost as part of this new platform. “The team at LumaTouch is truly dedicated to providing a storytelling app that encourages our customers to dive deep into their stories with features that make it fun and easy to craft their own ideas. And we’re also constantly looking for ways to add more value to their experience with us. That’s why we’re launching the Creator Pass,” Terri Morgan, co-founder of LumaTouch, said in a statement. With the new change, current Storyblock subscribers will not only have access to the vast library of stock music, videos, background, and sound effects, but also these features: Speed Ramping: Lets storytellers keyframe a video’s speed to create perfect speed ramps quickly and easily; Enhanced Keyframing: Bézier curve path editor delivers easy, powerful motion for videos, images, and effects with easy controls that enable storytellers to quickly set constant speed, variable speeds, and holds between keyframes; Multicam Studio (iOS only): Enables professional-level syncing, switching, and editing clips from multiple camera and audio sources - all within LumaFusion; FCPXML Export (iOS only): Allows customers to easily export a LumaFusion timeline to Final Cut Pro to continue their stories on the desktop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUfPKBKpeX8 LumaFusion customers can also choose a non-subscription alternative. The app still offers these features above as a one-time purchase. Each is priced at $19.99; when you buy it, the company says it's yours forever. Alongside this change, LumaTouch has announced its Black Friday sale. For a limited time, LumaFusion costs $9.99. This 66% discount is now available for Mac and iOS devices or ChromeOS and Android devices. The video editor app is available for Apple devices on the App Store, while the Android version is available from the Google Play Store or Samsung Galaxy Store. Don't Miss: Final Cut Pro for iPad: Release date, features, compatibility, price The post LumaFusion announces Creator Pass subscription and big Black Friday discount appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Black Friday Hydration Upgrade: Waterdrop Filter’s G3P800 & A1 Reverse Osmosis Systems at Unbeatable Prices Today’s deals: $349 Apple Watch Series 10, $298 Sony XM5 headphones, $120 off KitchenAid Stand Mixers, more T-Mobile’s new deal slashes Go5G Next plans to $5/month for watches & tablets Amazon gift card deals, offers & coupons 2024: Get $450+ free

An Arizona man was arrested on Monday after he allegedly posted videos online threatening to kill President-elect Donald Trump and his family, ABC News reported Wednesday.

Social media platform X on Monday filed a "limited objection" to the sale of Alex Jones' Infowars to the satirical news outlet The Onion, saying its terms of service prevent users from selling or transferring their accounts without its permission, reports The Hill.