Want to catch up with the biggest technological news stories you may have missed from the last seven days?
You are lucky as we have rounded off the biggest events from Tesla launching his Robotaxis (in a way) in Austin for reports of PS5S that did not fail as an old debunked problem reappears.
When you’re in the process of all that, be sure to check out the 7 new movies and TV shows to be streamed this weekend (June 27).
8. We hosted Smart Home Week
Have you ever wanted to get started with smart lighting, create a home security system or automate everyday tasks? This week we have brought you a pile of expert advice and tutorials to help you get started with Smart Home Tech. Whether you get connected for the first time or want to get more out of the devices you already have, we are here to help.
Smart Home Tech is about making your life easier, so we show you the devices that will do the most for you and show you how to connect them all in a seamless system. It is much simpler and more affordable than you could expect and you will be amazed at how much it can do for you!
7. Windows 10 fans got a new lifeline
Microsoft officially cuts the wire on Windows 10 on October 14, but this week it threw a bend to anyone who needs a little more time to switch to Windows 11.
The extended security updates (ESU) programs bring important security fixes to Windows 10 for a year after official support ends. And there is now a new wizard to help you get your PC signed up – it will be available in the Windows Insider program in July before rolling out more widespread in August.
Unfortunately, the guide can’t waves its wand to get Windows 11 going away, but it will help you kick that can down the road for another year if you’re not quite ready to make the jump.
6. Cambridge Audio made us even skirtans about music
Until now, Cambridge Audio’s wireless earplugs have been ‘pretty good’, but in a market that is so chock full of sudden challengers, ‘pretty good’ is usually not good enough. And then the company is back with a very concerted effort in the form of the new Melomania A100.
Look, it’s not every week that such a gifted set of earplugs arrives. Here is a product that is priced to compete square in mainstream, but with so few apparent compromises – yes, they sound good; Yes, the ANC is very effective – it makes the price tag seem inevitable.
In every respect (build quality, specification and especially performance), these earplugs surpass their request price by a wide margin. Highly recommended.
5. Multiple users reported PS5 error
Panic stations, folk; Reports about PS5 errors due to fluid metal problems are on refill, despite being debunked previously. This comes from the founder of the Indie Developer Alderon Games that claims that developers and more players reported constant sudden shutdowns while playing their Rise of Titans game.
It is perhaps the worst possible time for trouble that is probably the most expected game over time, GTA 6is almost upon us; Therefore, it is recommended to place consoles horizontally to avoid potential complications.
4th Bond found his next filmmaker
The first James Bond movie from Amazon MGM Studios era is starting to take shape with a new director to take over the reins that you may have heard of: Denis Villeneuve.
Known for large blockbusters like Dune, arrival, sicario, and Blade Runner 2049, The filmmaker has become confidence in taking over established franchises before, and thus understands that the Bond films are “holy territory”.
A self-proclaimed “Die-Hard Bond fan”, the message of Villeneuve’s appointment has been largely welcomed by fans, how many go to social media to say how excited they are. Although some have raised concern that Villeneuves’s other upcoming projects such as Dune, 3 May mean that there will be a longer wait.
3. Tesla’s self -driving Robotaxis hit the road
After quite the wait, the Tesla Robotaxi service ‘launched’ in Austin, Texas, so now you can be ferryed around in a Tesla vehicle without any human driver behind the wheel.
However, it is a very limited thing. Not only does it only cover a very specific part of Austin – a region that has been thoroughly mapped by Tesla’s software – but you also need to receive an invitation to even try the service.
You also won’t be alone on your trip for now, as each Robo -Taxa comes with his own Robo Taxi employee who can shut down the car if it gets into trouble, which offers well how Tesla thinks this test will go.
2. Chromecast with Google TV finally got its update
The Android 14 update, which we first reported that Chromecasts would come back in March, are finally available to everyone.
Some people initially managed to start installing the update so that this new rollout is for two versions – a smaller package for anyone who downloaded the initial Android 14 update before it was drawn, and a larger one for anyone who did not do and whose device is still running Android 12.
According to Google, the update should lead to “a snapper, more responsive TV experience”.
1. Samsung Set the date of Galaxy -packed unpacked
After several tips from Samsung and many rumors of the next Galaxy Z Fold, Galaxy Z Flip and Galaxy Watches, you can now officially mark your calendars for July 9, 2025.
Galaxy-packed festivities start at. Techradar will be on stage in Brooklyn, New York that reports live so we’ll be breaks down Error … unpacking everything Samsung reveals.
The teaser says ‘Ultra takes place’, which suggests that we may also see the rumored Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Ultra.
