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Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 2 Pro pack ANC‚ excellent sound‚ and plenty of exclusive features for Galaxy owners. | Photo by Chris Welch / The Verge Samsung’s latest Unpacked event is scheduled for January 17th‚ though‚ surprisingly‚ we’ve heard few rumors concerning Samsung’s next pair of wireless earbuds‚ the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. Even if Samsung doesn’t debut them next week‚ we still expect it to continue to roll out new software tricks for the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro — which happen to be on sale at Woot in black or white for $129.99 ($100 off)‚ an all-time low. Despite having launched nearly two years ago‚ the Buds 2 Pro remain a terrific pair of noise-canceling earbuds‚ particularly for Galaxy phone owners. They’re both smaller and better-sounding than the first-gen model‚ and they offer a notable selection of Samsung-only features‚ including one-touch setup‚ head-tracking spatial... Continue reading…

The 8-1 Qi2 charger announced by Anker during CES 2024. | Image: Nathan Edwards / The Verge Last year‚ you couldn’t mention CES without bringing up Matter. It was a pivotal year for the smart home standard‚ as big names like Samsung‚ GE‚ and Amazon promised better interoperability between their devices and a world of sensors‚ appliances‚ and accessories. But that promise largely started and ended with smart home tech. This year‚ things were a little different at CES: the idea of making products work nicely across ecosystems bled into other areas of the showcase and rippled across a range of different devices — even putting rivals on the same page to better serve users. Google‚ for instance‚ revealed several updates to Android that show a clear push toward interoperability. One of Google’s biggest updates was to Nearby Share‚... Continue reading…

The Beeper Mini iMessage saga seemed to have ended just before Christmas. Beeper offered the final iMessage workaround‚ which needed an iPhone or Mac in order to get iMessage working on Android. Needless to say‚ that sort of defeats the purpose‚ and Beeper confirmed that it would abandon the fight with Apple.  "In the new year‚ we're shifting focus back to our long-term goal of building the best chat app on Earth‚" Beeper said in mid-December. Nearly a month later‚ it looks like that's exactly what the company is doing. And it apparently all starts with removing Beeper Mini from the Google Play store. Continue reading... The post Beeper Mini is gone from the Google Play store‚ but it’s not about iMessage this time appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: 5 pulse-pounding Netflix series I recommend watching if you loved The Night Agent Astronomers discovered what’s inside a black hole for the first time ever Latest leak appears to confirm Samsung’s new Galaxy S9 design

LG may have been making the news due to the company's new products being unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas‚ but that's not the only thing the company has up its sleeve this week. A few states away‚ the company is also launching itself into the EV manufacturing business in the country. In a press release‚ LG announced the opening of its new manufacturing plant in Fort Worth‚ Texas‚ which will build over 12‚000 Level 2 and Level 3 EV chargers every year. Alec Jang‚ President of the LG Electronics Business Solutions Company‚ said in a statement that the opening of the plant is a step in the company's plan to become a leader in the EV charging business not only in the United States but worldwide. “The EV charger business is a growth engine for LG’s future‚ supporting the company’s transformation into a smart solutions company. LG will leverage the reliability and uncompromising quality of its chargers‚ maintenance services and vertical sales capabilities with the goal of becoming a leader in the EV charging business around the world.” This isn't the first plant for LG in Forth Worth. The company already has million-square-foot distribution center that serves as a hub for consumer electronics and home appliances in the city. Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker said that "this is a great day for Fort Worth with this global leader choosing to establish its U.S. manufacturing base for EV chargers and creating new jobs here. We take pride in knowing that LG’s advanced EV charging stations that will be deployed across the United States will be built right here in Fort Worth.” LG Business Solutions USA’s Senior Vice President Michael Kosla said that the Level 2 and Level 3 EV chargers produced at the 100‚000-square-foot factory “will open new opportunities for businesses‚ municipalities‚ and other public places to support the electrification of America with independently owned and operated charging stations that create new revenue streams‚ additional marketing and income opportunities‚ and differentiation with competing businesses.” Electric sports car connect to power supply at home. Sustainable lifestyle concept. 3D rendering image. Original design. Rather than building out a self-branded network like Tesla's Superchargers or Rivian's Adventure Network‚ LG wants to be the go-to brand for owner-operated EV charging stations. The company is targeting hotels‚ restaurants‚ venues‚ transit hubs‚ and municipal buildings as customers of its chargers. The company says that those who purchase its chargers can set their own rates‚ keep the profits that are generated‚ and control charging capacity. The company is starting production with Level 2 AC Chargers with 11kW of output power through a standard SAE J1772 connector (CCS). LG says that it will produce its first Level 3 DC charger in the spring which will provide fast charging up to 175kW through both CCS1 and NACS connectors. It also plans to start building 350kW fast-chargers "later this year." As LG begins production of its Level 2 and Level 3 chargers in its new factory‚ the EV market in the United States faces a new challenge this year with the new federal tax credit requirements going into effect as of January 1st. While over half of dealerships in the country have signed up to offer the instant $7‚500 federal tax credit for new EV purchases‚ the number of electric vehicles that qualify for that tax credit has dropped significantly due to those requirement changes. Hopefully‚ Tesla's redesigned Model 3 being available in the United States as of this week can help to boost sales — with or without the tax credit. Don't Miss: The new Rabbit r1 AI gadget almost roped me in – here’s why I’m not buying one The post LG’s new Texas plant will build over 12‚000 Level 2 and Level 3 EV chargers per year appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: 5 pulse-pounding Netflix series I recommend watching if you loved The Night Agent Astronomers discovered what’s inside a black hole for the first time ever Latest leak appears to confirm Samsung’s new Galaxy S9 design