Timo Altmeyer

With the new "Deep Sleep Boost" feature, Muse expands its Muse S Athena mental fitness headband with a function specifically designed to improve deep sleep. Instead of just measuring sleep duration or movement, the wearable uses direct measurement of brain activity via EEG…

Traditional ear cleaning with cotton swabs has long been considered problematic by medical professionals, as it carries a risk of injury and often pushes earwax deeper into the ear canal. Manufacturer Bebird addresses this with the Earsight Ultra X, a digital ear cleaner that provides visual control…

Carl Pei sat down in front of the camera and laid out the roadmap for a rather exciting 2026. Spoiler alert: A Phone (4) isn't on the agenda this time! Instead, the Nothing CEO talks about exploding hardware prices, the upcoming (a)-series, and…

Compact enough for the trunk of a car, yet powerful enough for real household appliances. The BLUETTI Elite 100 V2 manages this balancing act surprisingly well. I took a closer look at the power station in my test and deliberately connected devices that would otherwise quickly reach their power limits.

While the rest of the industry is still philosophizing about New Year's resolutions, HONOR is launching its latest glass-metal (plastic) sandwich device on the European market right at the start of the year. It boasts a powerful camera (200 MP telephoto lens), plenty of processing power (Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5), and of course, a ton of AI that…

Where the desk becomes a studio, a conventional webcam often falls short. With the Link 2 Pro and Link 2C Pro, Insta360 expands its portfolio with two high-end models aimed at business users, creators, and streamers. Large sensor, AI features…

At CES 2026, BLUETTI will present the Charger 2, a new product designed to fundamentally change energy management for travelers, van lifers, and overlanders. The device combines alternator and solar charging in a single intelligent system, offering charging speeds that far surpass conventional solutions…

XGIMI, the manufacturer known for its home theater projectors, is causing a stir at this year's CES. The company is leaving its core business and expanding into the AI ​​wearables market with its newly founded brand, MemoMind.