Oura
The Oura Ring 5 earns the title of Oura's smallest smart ring yet—with the wearable 40% smaller than its predecessor. Tech Advisor noted the device looks and feels like a regular piece of jewelry. If bulky wearables have always been a deal breaker, Oura wants to make a case for its smart ring.
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The excitement is building for the FIFA World Cup matches happening host cities of Vancouver and Toronto. Uber Canada is gearing up from "fan drives" to fan zones!
YouTube
YouTube is getting more of Google's AI tools. One of these features is being integrated into the Ask YouTube feature. This function has existed in the past, allowing users to ask Gemini questions about specific videos on the listing page. However, its newest iteration brings Ask YouTube to the search box.
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RedMagic
RedMagic just debuted its newest powerful gaming phone in China, and it's getting an international release soon. The RedMagic 11S Pro, which T3 noted is an overclocked version of the 11 Pro, runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and the company's RedCore R4 gaming processor. To ensure these chips run smoothly, RedMagic equipped the phone with a cooling system it calls AquaCore. The company pairs it with a 24,000rpm TurboFan, through-channel airflow design, a vapour chamber, and liquid metal technology.
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Insta360
The tiny Insta360 GO 3S will now work with an old tech-inspired accessory. The Insta360 Retro Viewfinder lets you pop in your Go 3S and frame your shots the "old school" way with its passive optical viewfinder. Without the digital screens, it forces you to shoot from the hip or chest and adopt a more "point-and-shoot mentality," as the company puts it.
That said, the Retro Viewfinder doesn't fully strip away the convenient digital features. By tapping on the case's custom NFC skin, you can change settings or see a live preview of what's happening on your phone. It'll bring you to the Insta360 app so you can make the changes you want.
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