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Photo: Andrew Liszewski/Gizmodo THX is a brand synonymous with sound, best known for its eardrum-tickling deep note trailer played before movies in theaters. For years, THX has partnered with hardware makers, lending its expertise in sound to improve the audio capabilities of everything from smartphones to laptops, and now the company is finally releasing its own consumer product: a tiny amp that promises to make headphones sound better if you’re willing to give up the convenience of wireless. Advertisement Before we dive in, I’ll admit that I’m in no way an audiophile. I’m happy to l...

Press ReleaseLast Updated: Mar 13, 2021 Vivo, the leading global smartphone brand, today announced the launch of its latest entrant in the youth-oriented Y series, Vivo Y31 in Pakistan. With the launch of Y31, Vivo strengthens the brand’s Y series product portfolio and reinstates its focus towards meaningful innovation for evolved consumers. The Vivo Y31 flaunts an AI-powered Triple Rear Camera set-up with a 48MP main Rear Camera supported by outstanding photo processing algorithms and multiple built-in shooting modes that ensures ultra-clear shots, day and night. It comes along with a 2MP ...

Vivo today announced the launch of its latest entrant in the youth-oriented Y series, Y31 in Pakistan. With the launch of Y31, vivo strengthens the

Friday 26 February 2021 It’s often said that when the world ends, all that’s left will be cockroaches and Cher. If we had to add another generational survivor to that mix, it would be Sony. More than 40 years since the Sony Walkman launched in 1979, Sony’s still on everybody’s lips. Out of all the consumer tech brands on the market, it was the second most talked about between 2019 and 2020. Now, 40 years is plenty of time to fail, a lot, and Sony’s had to admit defeat on countless occasions. That being said, its product strategy could well be the blueprint for battling companies su...