This week on The Wrap, find out what’s coming for the iPhone, iPad, and what Apple Music subscribers now get for free. Plus we’ll review Sony’s latest pair of truly wireless earphones that may well be the new benchmark. All in five.
Huawei's phones mightn't have the appeal they once did with the Google Play Store, but that won't stop the brand from appealing to consumers with price conscious sound.
We don't always use the best earphones, but in celebration of World Hearing Day, there are some tips we can heed to help us hear.
Apple and Sony aren't the only in-earphones with noise cancelling tech in town, as Jabra joins with something both new and old.
It might seem crazy to learn that throwing in your own lenses is being touted as a feature for sunglasses, but for Bose's latest, it's a big deal.
The latest in-earphones from Beats bring the sound of the $399 Powerbeats Pro, but for almost half the cost. Are the 2020 Powerbeats worth your time and your ears?
Sony's anticipated flagship noise cancelling headphones aren't here yet, but next on the list are new earphones and headphones, it seems.
Thanks to the removal of the cord, earphones are getting smaller and lighter, and Jaybird's latest may be some of the lightest yet.
One of the better pair of wireless in-earphones has a sequel of sorts, though it's one made for business: the Jabra Elite 65t has become the Jabra Evolve 65t, though there are a couple of differences, price being a major one.
Huawei and Oppo won't be the only disrupters in Australia's phone market, as Xiaomi makes a move for down-under, courtesy of distributor Panmi, which is bringing more than just phones.