Raymond Wong is the Deputy Editor of Tech Reviews & Guides at Inverse. With a background in tech journalism, Raymond covers a wide range of topics including consumer electronics, gadgets, and emerging technologies. His work has been featured in various publications such as Mashable, Input, and the Toronto Star.
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Lais Borges/Inverse; Photograph by Raymond Wong I didn’t expect to have the OnePlus Watch 2 on my 2024 smartwatch recommendation list, but here we
By: Raymond Wong
Anbernic's next handheld, the RG35XX 2024, will likely resemble the Game Boy-shaped RG35XX Plus. A new report reveals key features including the CPU, RAM, and battery specs. The RG35XX 2024 should be capable of playing PSP, Nintendo DS, and Dreamcast games.
Spatial Persona, Apple Vision Pro's support for up to five people to watch movies and TV shows, play augmented reality games, and collaborate on work, is rolling out today to make the spatial computing headset more a multi-user experience as opposed to an isolating, single-user one.
By: Raymond Wong
Spatial Personas will be available on Apple's Vision Pro headset starting today with the upcoming visionOS 1.2 beta, according to Road to VR.
Tech journalist Raymond Wong’s full Humane Ai Pin review reveals the clothing-worn artificial intelligence-powered is an extremely ambitious stab at making mobile computing more invisible. personalized, and contextual. Information is delivered with AI on-demand, not bottomless and addictive apps. But can the Ai Pin deliver on its AI promise?
Humane’s Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno explain how its Ai Pin could help us be more present again, how it overcomes AI hallucinations, and shares thoughtful design details about the device that most people might never notice.
Sony's ULT Wear ANC headphones, ULT Field 1 and 7 wireless speakers, and ULT Tower party speaker not only have easier-to-remember branding, but also big ULT buttons that when pushed boost the bass to any music. It's a simple idea, but a really good one.
What’s the difference between the RG35XX, RG35XX Plus, RG35XX 2024, RG35XX H, and the leaked RG35XX SP? We got you covered.
Photograph by Raymond Wong Stop! Do not buy an iPad in the next two weeks! Apple just announced a May 7 event, where it is widely expected to unveil new iPads and maybe even the rumored third-generation Apple Pencil.
Rabbit’s founder and CEO, Jesse Lyu, tells all about the origins of the R1, how he worked with Teenage Engineering to design it in "10 minutes," and what he thinks about the AI gadget competition, including the Humane Ai Pin and Open Interpreter 01 Light.
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