Audio-Technica has filled the final gap in its open-back headphone range. The company just released the ATH-AL5NC, a wireless pair that brings open-air listening to Bluetooth users. The new Audio-Technica ATH-AL5NC comes with large 53mm drivers inside. For wireless listening, it supports high-quality audio through LDAC, which handles 24-bit/96kHz sound. It also works with standard codecs like SBC and AAC. You can pair the Audio-Technica ATH-AL5NC headphones with two devices at once using multipoint Bluetooth. The companion app lets you change sound settings, switch codecs, and adjust the EQ. There are also dedicated modes for gaming with less delay, cutting background noise, and reducing sound escape. The open-back style has its pros and cons. On the good side, air moves through the ear cups, which stops your ears from getting too hot during long sessions. The fit is also light, with gentle pressure on your head. On the flip side, sound does spill out, so people nearby...
HONOR unveiled MagicOS 11 at its 2026 Global Developer Conference, a new operating system built on top of Android 17. MagicOS 11 has a glass-like design that HONOR calls Liquid Glass. And if that sounds familiar, it’s because it’s similar to Apple’s design used on the iPhones that was first introduced last year. Animations are up to 20 percent faster than MagicOS 10. The update also adds new icons, menus, and widgets. The Yoyo assistant now handles over 1,000 situations and works with more than 10,000 third-party AI services in China. The company claims that it can complete tasks with up to 100 steps. Yoyo remembers instructions and finds pickup codes, meal numbers, and trip reminders on its own. The system also brings faster wireless charging, Storage Space 2.0 that frees up to 60GB, and better network picking in weak signal areas. As expected, the new MagicOS 11 will first appear on the HONOR Magic9 series. The Magic6 series, Magic...