Meta acquires Limitless to expand AI wearable ambitions beyond headsets and glasses Meta has acquired Limitless, the startup behind the AI "Pendant," signaling a push to broaden its consumer hardware lineup beyond VR headsets and Ray‑Ban smart glasses. Limitless — known for the Rewind desktop product and the Pendant clip‑on audio wearable that records and summarizes conversations — will join Meta to help build AI‑enabled wearables. Limitless says it will continue to support existing Pendant customers for at least a year and will stop new sales of the device. Current users can access Pendant features without subscription fees for that period, and the company is offering data export and deletion options for anyone who wants to leave their data behind. What Limitless made Rewind: Desktop software that recorded user activity…

Use your Pixel as a webcam for Nintendo Switch 2 after November Pixel Drop Owners of Google Pixel phones can now use their device as a webcam for the Nintendo Switch 2 without third‑party apps, following Google’s November Pixel Drop update. The feature relies on Android’s USB Video Class (UVC) webcam mode, which Google added in Android 14, and a November firmware fix that restored compatibility with some connected devices. Early reports and hands‑on verification show the Switch 2 accepts a Pixel connected via USB as an external camera for GameChat video calls. Before the November update, the Switch 2’s webcam feature did not work with Pixel phones; installing the Pixel Drop fixed the issue according to release notes referencing webcam mode fixes. How it works Android UVC mode: Android…

DJI Neo 2: Ultra‑compact, autonomous drone built for beginners DJI has introduced the Neo 2, a very lightweight and compact entry‑level drone aimed at first‑time pilots and casual users who want a simple aerial camera experience. The Neo 2 emphasizes portability and ease of use, offering autonomous flight features so newcomers can get reliable results without extensive piloting skills. According to early reports the Neo 2 measures roughly 15 × 17 cm when folded, making it easy to carry in a backpack or even a larger pocket. DJI positions this model as a straightforward step into aerial photography and recreational flying, combining an intuitive control scheme with a foldable, travel‑friendly design. Key features Ultra‑compact form factor: Small dimensions and light weight for easy portability and quick deployment in the field.…

Netflix to acquire Warner Bros for $82.7 billion — a deal that could reshape streaming, theaters and studios Netflix announced plans to acquire Warner Bros. for $82.7 billion in a blockbuster deal that would fold major film and TV studios, HBO/HBO Max and related businesses into the streaming giant. The agreement follows the planned separation of Warner Bros. and Discovery and would mark one of the largest media consolidations in decades. The proposed merger has drawn immediate scrutiny from rivals, regulators and creators. U.S. lawmakers and industry groups have warned it could reduce competition, raise prices and weaken theatrical distribution, while some artists and executives have voiced concern about how studio cultures and independent voices may fare under a streaming‑first owner. What the deal covers Acquisition of Warner Bros.' film…

DJI Neo 2: Lightweight, autonomous beginner drone ideal for first‑time flyers DJI has introduced the Neo 2, a compact and very lightweight entry‑level drone aimed at users new to flying cameras. The Neo 2 emphasizes simplicity and autonomous flight features so beginners can get airborne quickly and safely without deep piloting experience. The drone measures roughly 15 × 17 cm when folded (manufacturer figures cited in initial reports) and is built for portability. DJI positions the Neo 2 as an easy first step into aerial photography and recreational flying, combining a compact form factor with intuitive controls. Key points Beginner friendly: Focus on simple operation and autonomous flight modes so new pilots can fly with confidence. Ultra‑compact & lightweight: Designed for portability and easy transport on hikes or short trips.…

Splitgate: Arena Reloaded — a rebuilt return to classic arena combat Developer 1047 Games is relaunching Splitgate under a new name: Splitgate: Arena Reloaded. After pulling Splitgate 2 back to beta earlier this year, the studio rebuilt the game with community feedback and will re-release the free-to-play title on December 17th for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. The goal for Arena Reloaded is clear — strip back the extras and return to the fast, skill-driven arena gameplay that made the original popular. 1047 says it blended the best elements of Splitgate 1 and 2 while removing features that distracted from core combat. What changed for Arena Reloaded Factions, abilities and select equipment removed to refocus on classic arena combat. Progression rebuilt from the ground up with earnable weapon…

Antigravity A1: a 360° 8K drone that rethinks aerial capture Antigravity, a spin‑off from action‑camera maker Insta360, has launched its first drone, the A1. The standout feature is its 360‑degree imaging system capable of capturing 8K footage, paired with a motion controller and crisp FPV goggles for an immersive flying experience. The A1 aims to provide a different value proposition than traditional cinematic drones: instead of prioritizing single‑lens image quality or long‑range cinematic specs, it focuses on an unconstrained, all‑angle capture and fun, intuitive controls. Key features 360° 8K capture: Dual/omnidirectional cameras record immersive footage so you don’t miss any angle. Motion controller: Gesture‑style controls let you point and shoot like a game controller. FPV goggles: Integrated goggles deliver a cockpit‑like view for more immersive flying. Designed for experience: Emphasis…

Best laptops for gaming and school in 2025: balance performance, portability and value Buying a laptop that works well for both schoolwork and gaming means finding the right trade-offs. This 2025 guide focuses on machines that can handle productivity apps, video calls and long study sessions while still delivering solid gaming performance. We outline what specs matter, how to prioritize features for your workflow, and where to save or splurge. Short checklist: aim for at least 16GB of RAM, a fast NVMe SSD (1TB recommended if you store games and media), and a mid‑range GPU if you want smooth 1080p gaming. A 15‑inch model usually hits the best compromise between screen size, weight and price, while 14" options favor portability and 17" models favor raw power. Key features to prioritize…

IKEA launches Matter smart‑home range — KAJPLATS lights start at €6.99 IKEA has activated its promised Matter product line both online and in stores, rolling out sensors, controllers and a new KAJPLATS lighting range with final euro prices. The collection includes multiple smart bulbs and control devices designed to work with the Matter interoperability standard. The new KAJPLATS lights cover a broad spectrum of use cases: an E27 tunable‑white bulb is priced from €6.99, while other fixtures and modules round out the lineup. IKEA’s move makes affordable Matter‑compatible hardware widely available in physical stores and via its web shop. What’s in the launch KAJPLATS lighting: E27 tunable‑white bulbs from €6.99, plus other lamp formats and fixtures. Sensors & controllers: Motion, door/window and environmental sensors as well as smart relays and…

Samson: A Tyndalston Story — Liquid Swords' debut noir action game arrives early 2026 Liquid Swords unveiled its first title, Samson: A Tyndalston Story, during the PC Gaming Show — the studio’s noir, consequence‑heavy action game will launch on January (early) 2026 for $25 on Steam and the Epic Games Store. The debut trailer sets a gritty tone and the developer emphasizes high‑stakes choices that change how the city treats you. The game centers on Samson McCray, a man deep in debt in an unforgiving city. Combat looks visceral and deliberate, and the studio highlights a system where every job consumes a limited pool of Action Points and decisions have permanent consequences — there are no do‑overs. Key facts Developer: Liquid Swords (founded by Christopher Sundberg, creator of the Just…