It’s hard to buy a bad pair of wireless earbuds these days, and with constant discounts and deals wherever you look, now is as good of a time as any to splurge on the pair you’ve been eyeing. The market has come a long way since the early era of true wireless earbuds when we had to deal with mediocre sound quality and unreliable performance, all for the sake of ditching cables. Things are much different now. After several product generations of learned lessons, companies like Sony, Apple, Samsung, and others are releasing their most impressive earbuds to date.
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Android 15: everything you need to know
Google’s next major update for smartphones is here. Android 15 rolled out to Pixel devices on October 15 and will trickle down to countless other devices over the next several months. Android 15 has eschewed visual updates and instead tidies up the interface and improves existing features. It also gets a number of under-the-hood improvements that you may toy with occasionally.
Android 15 packs a host of privacy-centric features, including the excellent new Private Space. Android 15 also brings a big boost to satellite communications, extending the functionality beyond the Pixel lineup. Let’s dive into more details about the availability and new features coming to your phone with Android 15.
Android 15 release date
As a cheeky trick, Google released Android 15 on October 15 for supported Pixel phones and the Pixel Tablet. All Pixel phones from the Pixel 6 lineup and newer are eligible for the update. Since Pixels make up for a small chunk of the Android space, a large percentage of devices still await their respective Android updates.
As with each year, manufacturers have been adapting their custom skins to Android 15, adding their own custom visuals and features on top. Besides Google, brands such as OnePlus, Oppo, Realme, and Samsung have already previewed their new Android 15-based interfaces. Meanwhile, some other brands such as Motorola, Nothing, Vivo, and Honor have initiated open beta programs for some of their devices where anyone can try the upcoming updates. Xiaomi is the sole big brand that has yet to make any announcement about its Android 15 update.
Phones that can download Android 15
Of the phones that can already download the Android 15 update, Google’s Pixel phones top the list. The Android 15 update is already available for the following Google devices:
In addition, a small set of phones, including the Nothing Phone 2a, Vivo X100, and the Vivo X Fold 3 Pro have already received open beta updates based on Android 15. Motorola is also rolling out the beta update for Motorola Edge 2024, but only in certain regions where the phone is known as Edge 50 Fusion.
Meanwhile, OnePlus has announced OxygenOS 15, its custom interface based on Android 15. Samsung, which is usually among the fastest to hop the bandwagon, has delayed the One UI 7.0 update until January, so we expect it to coincide with the Galaxy S25 series launch.
We shall have more details about other devices in the coming weeks. In the meantime, if you wish to see if your phone qualifies for Android 15, we have a comprehensive list of all the phones that will get Android 15.
Private Space is one of the biggest new features
With Android 15, Google offers a new way to hide away certain apps and files in a secure vault. Google advertises this as a feature to keep your work and office apps and files separate; it’s like running a phone within a phone — something that previously required specialized apps. Private Space can be an ideal space to tuck away your social media, banking, or dating apps.
Before you can use Private Space, you have to activate and then set it up on your Pixel phone from Settings > Security and privacy > Private space. Google recommends you use a separate email with Private Space. That’s because apps in the vault will exist in a sandboxed environment and can’t interact with the rest of the phone. It is also a good way to secure apps if you are nervous about certain apps stealing your data or abusing Android’s security permissions to access your files.
With Private Space, you can either use your phone’s existing biometrics or set up new ones (including a dedicated fingerprint). This will also be beneficial if you share the device with other people.
After it is set up, Private Space is accessible from the bottom of the app drawer in the Pixel Launcher, where you can add apps or privately access files. At the moment, Private Space is exclusive to Pixel phones and may not necessarily be available on other phones, since some Android manufacturers already offer some similar solutions. For instance, Samsung has a Secure Folder in One UI. Whether other manufacturers adopt the functionality is likely to become clear in the coming months.
Predictive Back updates the navigation experience
Android 15 also brings Predictive Back, a feature that lets you get a preview of the screen that will load up when swipe from one edge for the back gesture. This is similar to the back gesture on iOS, and feels like revealing the card behind the top one in a deck. The idea is to let users know the previous screen without completing the back gesture so they can avoid it if needed. Google says it “lets the user decide whether to continue—in other words, to ‘commit’ to the back gesture—or stay in the current view.”
Unfortunately, Google’s implementation in its current form feels crude (especially compared to iOS) and only displays a small portion of the previous screen. Another disadvantage is that it currently only works in a very small set of apps — we could only spot them in the Settings app and the app drawer.
We would expect other apps to adopt the functionality but unlike Apple, Google gives developers free rein on which features to implement. So, similar to Material You and adaptive theming, developers may choose to overlook Predictive Back.
Make sure to check out Partial Screen Recording
Partial Screen Recording on Android 15 lets you screen record contents on your screen selectively. While starting a screen recording, you will be prompted to choose whether you want to record a specific app or the entire screen. If you choose the first option, the screen recording will only include parts from the selected app and black out the section where you weren’t using the app.
This will prevent you from inadvertently leaking any private information through the screen recordings.
Simultaneously, there’s another hidden feature that lets you bypass restrictions when specific apps, such as your banking app, prevent taking screenshots. You can skirt around these restrictions by heading over to Settings > System > Developer options > Disable screen share protections. If you haven’t used Developer options before, you may need to enable them from the phone’s Settings > About phone, scrolling all the way to the bottom, and then tapping Build number seven times in quick successions.
Introducing Satellite Connectivity
With the Pixel 9 series that Google announced earlier this year, the company confirmed satellite connectivity as one of the features. Similar to satellite SOS services on relatively newer iPhone and the Apple Watch models, the Pixel 9’s satellite connectivity lets you call emergency services or notify top contacts in case you are ever stranded with no Wi-Fi or cellular service.
Google takes this a step further with Android 15, allowing all phones — besides the Pixel 9 series — to communicate directly with an extraterrestrial satellite. In addition to contacting first responders or alerting chosen contacts, the feature also lets you send messages to just about any phone number.
Google elaborates that any phone with the “proper hardware” will be able to communicate via satellite when necessary. It should supposedly mean phones with modems that support satellite communications, though it’s a little difficult to confirm without proper confirmation from Google.
Google says the feature will depend on carriers, and could possibly happen through special messaging apps that these telcos designate. Though privacy, encryption, and interoperability on these apps are part of a different ball game altogether, we know the functionality will likely not be free of cost. Having long conversations at the expense of artificial celestial bodies will not be economical, so there might be limitations, but these details elude us for now.
Notably, T-Mobile is the only carrier to have activated satellite connectivity. It recently enabled satellite-based texting in partnership with SpaceX, for all of its users in areas affected by Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton. However, this functionality supposedly worked irrespective of the operating system.
Whether it’s T-Mobile’s lead with the feature or Google promoting it in Android 15, we can expect satellite communications to get the due attention it deserves.
App pairs are a helpful new tool
Android has supported multitasking in split-screen mode for palm-sized Android devices since Android 7.0 Nougat that was launched in 2016. Over the years, split-screen functionality has become fairly useful because of larger-than-ever displays and hardware that can actually handle the workloads with two apps running simultaneously.
With app pairs on Android 15, you can save sets of two apps that can be launched together in a split-screen view. App pairs can be saved on the home screen, and you can launch pairs directly by tapping the icon. Some Android tablets already support the feature, but it’s now headed to regular-sized phones.
To save an app pair, you first need to:
- Open two apps simultaneously in split screen.
- Open the Recent apps menu.
- Tap and hold the apps’ icons.
- Tap “Save app pair”.
These app pairs will appear on the home screen, where you can tap the icon to launch the two apps in split view over and over again. These app pairs would not save in the app drawer, so you will need to be wary while purging excess icons from the home screen.
Notification Cooldown and Adaptive Vibration
With Android 15, Google plans to reduce the pressure that the barrage of notifications put upon us. For this, Google added a feature aptly known as Notification Cooldown with an objective to prevent the bombardment of notifications.
If you ever receive a string of notifications, the feature will subsequently reduce the volume of alerts so they become less annoying. Continuous pings and dings should no more interrupt your flow of thought while you’re trying to conjure up the perfect witty caption for a picture of your cats romping around their multistoried house.
Notification Cooldown currently only works if you keep the volume on for your ringtone and notification alerts. However, if you prefer your phone steadily in silent mode, Android 15 also adds Adaptive Vibrations, which reduces the intensity of vibration when the phone is still (i.e., not being used actively) and facing upward.
This should ideal prevent you from getting distracted by a string of notifications, especially when the phone is set aside. Pixels also give you the option to put your phone facing downward to send it into Do Not Disturb mode.
Notably, Google has downsized the options with these features as compared to when they were initially launched with Android 15 developer preview. This could indicate the company is working to improve them slightly more before being vocal about them.
HQ webcam mode to the rescue
When the global pandemic hit, our webcams really found purpose again. For many of us who continue to work from home, webcams are vital. But the potato camera that most of the cheap webcams have can impair the quality of our virtual interactions.
As a solution, Apple released Continuity Camera two years ago, allowing the iPhone to be used as your webcam. Google followed suit last year, and enabled your Android to be used as a wired (not wirelessly, alas!) webcam with any Windows, macOS, Linux, or even ChromeOS machine. With Android 15, the quality is getting a significant boost as Google adds a new “HQ” — referring to high quality — mode for the webcam.
The HQ mode makes your images noticeably sharper without adding any latency to the video feed. You can also use your Android phone for camera-dependent activities, such as streaming, without explicitly relying on expensive hardware.
The functionality was previously also facilitated on Android but through third-party apps. By adding this as a native feature, Google eliminates the need to pay to unlock high-quality and near instant camera feed sent to your PC.
USB Lockdown adds an extra security layer
Android’s Lockdown feature adds an extra layer of security to your phone by disabling biometrics. So, in case one of your friends or family members tries to use your phone without your permission, they cannot unlock it by just holding it up against your face or fooling you into pressing your finger on the fingerprint scanner. Even if you haven’t paid attention to lockdown, it has been around since Android 9.
With Android 15, Google goes a step further and locks access to file storage while the phone is in lockdown mode. That essentially means that anyone who tries to access your files by connecting the phone to a computer without your permission, they won’t have luck. More importantly, the feature prevents “juice jacking,” or the technique where public chargers are loaded with rogue cables that can be used to covertly steal your data.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t still tie into the new anti-theft features that Google recently announced for all devices running Android 10 and above. Anti-theft forces your phone to lock when it detects a sudden jerk (similar to the ominous scenario of your phone being yanked out of your hand), but doesn’t fully trigger lockdown mode.
Manual app archiving is another welcome touch
Unused apps can take up space on your phone for no reason, which is why last year Google — presumably, with inspiration from iOS — added a feature that would automatically archive apps that you don’t use when the phone’s storage is running low. While it deletes the app package, all your data remains intact so you can download the app again and can pick up from where you left.
Android 15 augments the feature, now allowing you to manually archive apps they don’t use but aren’t ready to delete just yet. A new Archive button is now present on the info page for particular apps. That’s another way Android raises the bar for iOS.
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UnitedHealth admits hack exposed data of 100 million Americans
UnitedHealth has admitted that the health data of more than 100 million Americans was exposed in a hack. This is the first time the multinational health insurance and services company, has attributed a specific number to the cyberattack that took place earlier this year.
UnitedHealth admits health data of 100 million US citizens was compromised
UnitedHealth Group (UHG) acquired Change Healthcare in 2022. The two companies are now part of the same healthcare organization under the UnitedHealth brand.
In February this year, Change Healthcare suffered a massive data breach. However, the company did not mention the number of individuals whose data was exposed.
In May, UnitedHealth CEO Andrew Witty indicated that “maybe a third” of all American’s health data was exposed in the attack. A month later, Change Healthcare published a data breach notification, wherein the company merely stated that the ransomware attack exposed a “substantial quantity of data” for a “substantial proportion of people in America.”
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has updated the “Data Breach” portal. The column for Change Healthcare hack reportedly mentions that 100 million individuals are affected.
Largest American healthcare data breach in recent years
The FAQ section on the OCR website now mentions “On October 22, 2024, Change Healthcare notified OCR that approximately 100 million individual notices have been sent regarding this breach.”
Needless to say, with 100 million American citizens impacted, the ransomware attack could be one of the largest in recent years. What’s even more concerning apart from the number of civilians, is how the data breach was handled.
According to Bleeping Computer, threat actors stole 6TB of data from Change Healthcare. The attackers then encrypted computers on the network. As a remedial measure, the UnitedHealth subsidiary shut down its IT systems. This led to widespread outages in the U.S. healthcare system.
The BlackCat ransomware group, which conducted the attack, may have received about $22 million from UnitedHealth Group. The company allegedly paid to receive a decryption key and ensure the ransomware group deleted the stolen data.
The affiliate that worked with the ransomware group didn’t delete the data immediately. However, the entry for Change Healthcare has mysteriously disappeared from the affiliate’s website. This suggests UnitedHealth may have paid a second ransom demand.
It is not clear how UnitedHealth will be penalized. T-Mobile recently paid a paltry fine of $31.5 million for multiple data breaches. The carrier will get half the money to invest in tech to improve cybersecurity.
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Google’s Pixel Tablet is up to $110 off right now
Update 10/26/24 9am ET: The deal below has expired, but you can get a similar deal on the Pixel Tablet at Wellbots right now. The Pixel Tablet with its charging speaker dock is $110 off and down to $489 when you use the code ENGPIX110 at checkout. You can use the same code to get $110 off the 256GB Pixel Tablet on its own, bringing the final price down to $389.
Tablets might be a cheaper alternative to laptops but they can still cost a good chunk of money. Sales make all the difference and, right now, the 128GB Google Pixel Tablet is available for $275, down from $399. The 31 percent discount brings this tablet to a new all-time low price. The sale is only available if you get the tablet in Porcelain and doesn’t come with the speaker dock (though that combo is 11 percent off).
Google released this Pixel Tablet in summer 2023 and gave us things we really liked and others we weren’t wowed with. We gave it an 84 in our review thanks, in large part, to its smart home features. Our reviewer, Cherlynn Low, already had a Nest Mini in her room, but was impressed with how much better the tablet worked. The sound is great — though that was thanks to the Speaker Dock — and its Hub Mode is very useful. It shows you all the devices throughout your home, including camera feeds and switch lamps.
If you want this device for entertainment and ease then it could be great. However, there were a few aspects that we weren’t as keen on. Some of the movements aren’t very intuitive and we didn’t use it much without the stand. But, it has great battery if you do get it without a dock, lasting 21 and a half hours with 50 percent brightness on our test.
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Velan Studios readies launch for Bounce Arcade VR game for Meta Quest
Velan Studios announced its VR pinball game Bounce Arcade is available for pre-order on Meta Quest and will debut on November 21.
In the game, you enter the machine and play pinball like you’ve never seen before. It has multiple themed pinball tables full of challenges. Players must strive to survive, unlock mini-games, and chase high scores in action gameplay.
Velan Studios, started by brothers Guha and Karthik Bala in 2016, is known for a wide range of game types with mostly original intellectual property. It also launched the Hot Wheels: Rift Rally title that used augmented reality and real toy cars.
Bounce Arcade mixes pinball classics like multiball with new ball control mechanics like “attract” and “guide“. Bounce Arcade enhances the pinball experience with mini-games only possible in VR. For pre-ordering the game, players will receive a 10% discount off the game’s $20 price, bringing it down to $18.
In Bounce Arcade, players will enter the machine and be transported into an immersive 3D table arenas featuring classic pinball-inspired mechanics like rails and bumpers, while navigating level specific mechanics.
Players will start with a set number of balls, and, using their paddles, they must keep the ball in play to rack up points. Players can use paddles to deflect or attract balls and even control balls in mid-flight with the “guide” mechanic to direct the ball to their target.
In Bounce Arcade, players are transported inside immersive 3D table arenas, featuring classic pinball-inspired mechanics like rails and bumpers, along with new tricks and secrets to uncover. Each of the table arenas has a distinct theme and presentation, including the space themed Asteroid Outpost and the western themed Gunpowder Gulch, plus two more to be announced at a later date.
The game keeps players on their toes as the difficulty can increase with multi-ball game play. Certain events within a level will cause multiple balls to be added to the environment which creates a period of more intense action.
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User’s Guide to Disrupt 2024
TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 is three measly days away and we can’t be any more pumped. Here’s an insider’s guide to everything you need to know to have a successful Disrupt experience.
Registration and early badge pickup
Sunday, 10/27: 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Early badge pickup — skip the line on Monday by grabbing your badge early.
Monday, October 28: 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday, October 29: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday, October 30: 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Please bring your government-issued ID. The name on the badge and ticket must match for pickup.
TechCrunch Disrupt event app
Download the Disrupt event app via Bizzabo here. Log in with the email address that you used to register your ticket. Use the app for up-to-date agendas, register for Roundtables, view exhibitor lists, and access Braindate to enhance your networking experience.
For more details on parking, directions, food, and more, head to the Disrupt Attendee Portal.
Tune in and discover
Partner Sessions, Breakouts and Roundtables
With SO MUCH happening at Disrupt, we can’t call out every single session, but here are a few highlights of must-see content brought to you by our partners. Make sure to check out the full agenda here.
Monday, October 28, 2024
10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. | Roundtable 1 — How to Build & Run Your Board with Justworks
10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. | Roundtable 3 — Tackle Every Challenge Head-on with Affiliate Marketing with Awin
10:10 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. | Builders Stage — How AI and XR Will Revolutionize All of Your Devices with Qualcomm
10:50 a.m. – 11:20 a.m. | Roundtable 3 — Leverage Data Standards to Accelerate Your Startup with InterSystems
11:00 a.m. – 11:20 a.m. | Space Stage — Cislunar: The Next Frontier with The Aerospace Corporation
2:00 p.m. – 2:20 p.m. | Builders Stage — Beyond the Hype: Building AI that Means Business with Google Cloud
3:50 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. | Fintech Stage — Visa Everywhere Initiative: The Ultimate Fintech Pitch Competition with Visa
Tuesday, October 29, 2024
10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. | Roundtable 1 — How to Build & Run Your Board with Justworks (encore session)
10:50 a.m. – 11:20 a.m. | Roundtable 1 — Refining Pre- and Post-Training Data Strategy for LLM Success with Telus
10:50 a.m. – 11:20 a.m. | Roundtable 2 — Tackle Every Challenge Head-on with Affiliate Marketing with Awin (encore session)
10:50 a.m. – 11:20 a.m. | Roundtable 3 — Leverage Data Standards to Accelerate Your Startup with InterSystems (encore session)
11:00 a.m. – 11:20 a.m. | SaaS Stage — Building Enterprise AI Apps with Multi-Agent RAG Systems (MARS) with SingleStore
11:30 a.m. – 12:20 p.m. | Breakout 1 — The Art of the AI Pitch: Winning Over Investors in 2025 with Dropbox DocSend
1:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | Roundtable 2 — Visionary Companies Embrace Innovation to Thrive in the Fast-Paced Economy with SAP
2:50 p.m. – 3:10 p.m. | Builders Stage — Cloud Doesn’t Have to Mean Compromise with Golub
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
10:00 a.m. – 10:20 a.m. | AI Stage — Speeding Ahead: Lessons for the GenAI Evolution with Thomson Reuters
10:50 a.m. – 11:10 a.m. | AI Stage — The AI Clouds Race: What’s Behind the Scenes with Nebius AI
10:50 a.m. – 11:20 a.m. | Roundtable 1 — Refining Pre- and Post-Training Data Strategy for LLM Success with Telus (encore session)
10:50 a.m. – 11:20 a.m. | Roundtable 2 — Visionary Companies Embrace Innovation to Thrive in the Fast-Paced Economy with SAP (encore session)
2:00 p.m. – 2:20 p.m. | AI Stage — Architecting the Future: Building Hardware for an AI-Native World with HP
2:20 p.m. – 2:40 p.m. | AI Stage — The Future of AI’s Data Infrastructure: Unlocking the Power of GenAI with MongoDB and Capgemini with MongoDB
Pavilion Startups and Startup Battlefield 200
Who doesn’t love watching startups pitch? No one we know! Get your fill on the Pitch Showcase Stage in the heart of the Expo Hall. Check out startups from international Pavilions and companies from the Startup Battlefield 200 delivering fast pitches to, and receiving feedback from, TechCrunch editors.
Pitch Showcase Stage
Monday, October 28, 2024
9:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. | Korea Pavilion Pitch Session — KOTRA
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Startup Battlefield 200 Fast Pitches, Hardware, Robotics + IoT
1:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | Japan Pavilion Pitch Session — JETRO
1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. | Startup Battlefield 200 Fast Pitches, Health Tech + Biotech
3:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. | Korea Pavilion Pitch Session — KOTRA
4:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. | Ukrain Pavilion Pitch Session — USAID Ukraine
Tuesday, October 29, 2024
9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. | Startup Battlefield 200 Fast Pitches, Security, Privacy + Social Networking
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. | Belgium Pavilion Pitch Session — hub.brussels
12:45 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | Pavilion Pitch Session — Silkroad Innovation Hub
1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. | Startup Battlefield 200 Fast Pitches, Fintech + Edtech
3:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. | Korea Pavilion Pitch Session — KOTRA
4:00 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. | Pavilion Pitch Session — Silkroad Innovation Hub
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. | Startup Battlefield 200 Fast Pitches, Sustainability, Mobility + Logistics
11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Startup Battlefield 200 Fast Pitches, SaaS, Enterprise + Productivity
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | Startup Battlefield 200 Fast Pitches, SaaS, Enterprise + Productivity
Don’t forget to catch the Startup Battlefield finalists compete on the Disrupt Stage. Check the agenda for times.
Relax and Network
There is so much to take in and learn at Disrupt, so make sure to take a break to network or relax.
Take a coffee break
Perk up with a caffeine stop courtesy of MongoDB (10/30), Carta (10/28), and Metronome (10/29), located in the lobbies on level 2 or 3.
Women of Disrupt Breakfast
Tuesday, October 29 | 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. — For female pass holders, join TechCrunch and J.P. Morgan for breakfast at Disrupt for meaningful networking and dialogue, while connecting with fellow Disrupt goers, in the Deal Flow Cafe on the third floor.
Investor Breakfast
Wednesday, October 30 | 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. — Exclusive to Investor Pass holders, come chat with your peers, and get ready for a busy day at Disrupt. Located in the Deal Flow Cafe, space is limited. Hosted by SE Ventures.
Industry Meetups
At the end of each day, head to the House of Shields to meet folks interested in your industry. Make sure to bring your badge, as it’s your ticket to get in.
Monday, October 28 | 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. — Space and Fintech Meetup by Kama Capital
Tuesday, October 29 | 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. — SaaS Meetup, sponsored by Statsig and SGN
Wednesday, October 30 | 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. — Artificial Intelligence Meetup, sponsored by Google Cloud and VioletX
Disrupt Side Events
Disrupt brings together a close-knit community of founders, investors, and dealmakers in tech across San Francisco throughout the week. Check out the full list of community events and RSVP for the ones that pique your interest.
Are you ready to experience Disrupt 2024?
It’s not too late to register for your pass and immerse yourself in all things tech. Take advantage of the current low rates before prices jump on October 28 when Disrupt doors open. Lock in your discounted pass here.
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The best wireless earbuds for 2024
You can get phenomenal noise cancellation and sound quality in the premium tier of earbuds if you’re willing to spend big. But those aren’t always the most important criteria for everyone: maybe you’re looking for the perfect fitness earbuds or for a set that works just as well for Zoom calls as for playing your favorite playlists and podcasts.
Tech companies are increasingly making their earbuds work best with their own products through exclusive features and functionality, so that’s another thing to consider as you shop around. If you want a perk like head-tracking spatial audio, you’ll need to use AirPods with an iPhone, Samsung buds with a Samsung phone, and so on.
The best overall wireless earbuds
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Sony’s flagship WF-1000XM5 noise-canceling earbuds improve upon the previous model with richer sound quality, slightly more powerful ANC, and vastly improved comfort thanks to their reduced size and weight. Read our review.
Noise cancellation: Yes / Battery life: 8 hours (ANC on) / Water resistance: IPX4 / Bluetooth codecs: LDAC, AAC, SBC / Multipoint: Yes / Works best with: Android, iOS, Windows, macOS / Ear tips: Foam (XS, S, M, L)
Just like their predecessors, Sony’s new WF-1000XM5 earbuds have again topped our recommendations for the overall best noise-canceling earbuds. Thanks to their larger drivers, the audio quality is more detailed and dynamic than before while still retaining the warmth and clarity that made the 1000XM4 so enjoyable. Sony has also further improved its ANC and is nearing the same territory as Bose’s QC Earbuds II. These earbuds do a terrific job of eliminating background noise. Battery life can stretch to eight hours of continuous listening with noise cancellation turned on.
Some people found the WF-1000XM4 to be bulky and uncomfortable, so this time around, Sony has managed to shrink the 1000XM5 by 25 percent. Like before, the company includes foam-style tips that expand in your ears to create an excellent seal — and now there’s a fourth (extra small) set of tips in the box.
On Android phones, the 1000XM5 support Sony’s LDAC codec for higher-quality music playback. And they’re capable of dynamic head tracking spatial audio through supported video apps like Netflix. But even if you’re not using LDAC (or have an iPhone), these are up there with the very best audio-focused premium earbuds like Sennheiser’s Momentum True Wireless 4 — with substantially better noise cancellation to boot. They’re also capable of multipoint Bluetooth, so you can pair with two devices at the same time.
It’s worth noting that there were many reports of battery issues with the 1000XM4 over time as those earbuds aged, but Sony claims to have rectified that problem with the new model by tweaking the charging algorithm.
The best budget earbuds under $100
Noise cancellation: Yes / Battery life: 5.5 hours (ANC on) / Water resistance: IP54 / Bluetooth codecs: LDAC, AAC, SBC / Multipoint: No / Works best with: Android, iOS, Windows, macOS / Ear tips: Silicone (S, M, L)
When looking at Nothing’s Ear (a) earbuds, it’s easy to focus all your attention on the catchy yellow color or their fun, super compact carrying case. But at their $99.99 price, the company’s entry-level earbuds provide a ton of features, including active noise cancellation, a low-latency mode for gaming, multipoint Bluetooth pairing, and a decent IP54 dust and water resistance rating.
And the sound quality you get outperforms my usual expectations for this price point. They’re not quite on par with Nothing’s higher-end Ears, but you do get expressive, very enjoyable audio — and you can customize the EQ further in Nothing’s mobile app.
The best noise-canceling earbuds
$299
With dynamic, rich sound and the best noise cancellation available in true wireless earbuds, the Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds are a terrific pick if you want to listen to your music in peace. Read our review.
Noise cancellation: Yes / Battery life: 6 hours (ANC on) / Water resistance: IPX4 / Bluetooth codecs: AAC, SBC, aptX Adaptive / Multipoint: No / Works best with: Android, iOS, Windows, macOS / Ear tips: Silicone (S, M, L)
Bose’s QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds are the most powerful noise-canceling earbuds on the market. Of all our top picks, they do the best job at offering peace and quiet from the cacophony of daily life and putting you in a private bubble with your music playlists or favorite podcasts.
The QC Ultra Earbuds are extremely similar to 2022’s QC Earbuds II in terms of design, fit, and sound. Audio quality is rich and dynamic, delivering more bass thump than, say, Apple’s AirPods Pro. And by switching to a two-piece ear tip / stabilizer fitting process, Bose’s latest flagship buds should fit a wider range of ears more comfortably. The Ultras also introduce a new Immersive Audio mode, which is Bose’s take on spatial audio.
The best earbuds for sports and working out
The Beats Fit Pro earbuds have integrated wing tips that help keep them secure during runs and workouts. They also have excellent noise cancellation, and their sound has just the right amount of bass and kick to keep you motivated. Read our review.
Noise cancellation: Yes / Battery life: 6 hours (ANC on) / Water resistance: IPX4 / Bluetooth codecs: AAC, SBC / Multipoint: No / Works best with: Android, iOS, Windows, macOS / Ear tips: Silicone (S, M, L)
The long-reigning champ of fitness earbuds, the Powerbeats Pro, have finally been defeated. And fittingly, they’ve been outdone by Beats’ most recent pair of gym-friendly earbuds. The Beats Fit Pro trade the ear hooks of the Powerbeats for a wing tip design that keeps them securely locked in your ears during even the most vigorous workouts. As a result, these earbuds have a much smaller form factor — and their carrying case is mercifully far more manageable. The way these earbuds magnetically latch into the case also means you don’t have to worry about one or both buds failing to charge in the case, which was a common annoyance with the Powerbeats Pro.
Unlike the Powerbeats Pro, the Fit Pros include active noise cancellation. And they’re on par with the previous AirPods Pro in that department, so you’ll be able to exercise without distraction. When you do want to stay alert to your surroundings, the transparency mode is also as natural-sounding and clear as on the AirPod Pros.
The earbuds are rated IPX4 for water resistance. While that’s not as robust as some other fitness-focused buds, it should be sufficient to survive sweat and outdoor runs in various conditions. The Fit Pros have easy-to-use physical button controls, and although they lack the dedicated volume rocker of the Powerbeats Pro, you’ve got the option to remap a long-press of each earbud to adjust volume instead of toggling noise cancellation.
If you’re an iPhone owner, the Fit Pros offer Apple-only features like dynamic head tracking for spatial audio, auto device switching, Find My integration, and more. For Android users, Beats has an app that will let you adjust settings and see the battery status of the earbuds and case, among other functions.
The best earbuds for iPhone owners
The second-gen AirPods Pro improve upon Apple’s original pair with much better noise cancellation, improved sound quality, and onboard volume controls. The latest refresh also ships with a USB-C charging case, as opposed to Lightning. Read our hands-on impressions.
Noise cancellation: Yes / Battery life: 6 hours (ANC on) / Water resistance: IPX4 / Bluetooth codecs: AAC, SBC / Multipoint: No / Works best with: iOS, Windows, macOS / Ear tips: Silicone (XS, S, M, L)
For those invested in Apple’s ecosystem, the second-gen AirPods Pro bring an appealing mix of top-notch noise cancellation and refined sound compared to the original pair. As always, they also include numerous features (spatial audio, audio sharing, automatic syncing across iCloud devices, etc.) that make them an ideal companion to the company’s other devices. They’re also the only AirPods that come with different sizes of ear tips for a customizable fit — including an extra small option.
The AirPods Pro have a compact case that supports wireless charging. Setting them up is as simple as holding the open case near your iPhone. The earbuds are lightweight and fit snugly in most ears. Their force sensor pinch controls are easy to get down, and with the second-gen model, Apple added swipe-based volume controls. The AirPods Pro have traditionally ranked among the best wireless earbuds when it comes to voice call quality, and the second-gen earbuds don’t disappoint. Their ANC is improved over the original model and is now right up there with Sony, and their transparency mode has gained the ability to quickly damper sudden, loud noises that might happen around you.
Where the AirPods stand out is with their Apple-only features like head tracking for spatial audio, automatic device switching, extensive Find My support, and so on. The charging case now features a built-in speaker and a U1 chip for pinpoint location tracking, and the latest AirPods Pro have better sound and noise canceling capabilities than the original model. Plus, they retain their deep integration with Apple’s hardware ecosystem.
The best earbuds for Samsung Galaxy phone owners
$250
The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are Samsung’s best-sounding wireless earbuds yet. They have a stemmed design similar to the AirPods Pro, but even if their design is a little bland, the Buds 3 Pro make up for it with great call quality, useful voice commands, and more. Read our review.
Noise cancellation: Yes / Battery life: 6 hours (ANC on) / Water resistance: IP57 / Bluetooth codecs: Samsung seamless, AAC, SBC / Multipoint: No / Works best with: Android, Windows, macOS / Ear tips: Silicone (S, M, L)
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 3 Pro ditch the company’s more discreet designs of the past for a stemmed style that’s similar to AirPods and any number of other wireless earbuds. Boring? Maybe, but thanks to that change, I’ve found them to be more comfortable and provide better stability than the Buds 2 Pro. The sound quality is even better than before — and it was already excellent. These are right up there with Sennheiser and Technics from an audio fidelity standpoint.
The Buds 3 Pro are also a standout performer when it comes to call quality. And my favorite thing about these earbuds are the hands-free voice commands that don’t require you to say any specific wake phrase beforehand. You can just say “volume up” and or “next song” and it happens.
But they’re not perfect: the Buds 3 Pro lack multipoint connectivity, so they can’t connect to two devices at the same time. Just like Apple, Samsung prefers to automatically hop between products within its own walled garden ecosystem. Some people might consider this a dealbreaker, but I’ve still enjoyed the earbuds plenty without it.
The best earbuds for Google Pixel phone owners
$229
Significantly smaller and lighter than their predecessors, the Pixel Buds Pro 2 also offer stronger noise cancellation, a crystal clear transparency mode, and lengthy battery life. Read our review.
Noise cancellation: Yes / Battery life: 8 hours (ANC on) / Water resistance: IP54 / Bluetooth codecs: AAC, SBC / Multipoint: Yes / Works best with: Android, Windows, macOS / Ear tips: Silicone (XS, S, M, L)
With the Pixel Buds Pro 2, Google has addressed most of the downsides of the original pair. They’re far smaller and lighter than the chunky first-gen Pixel Buds Pro. And there’s a small nub on the buds to help lock them in place even during intensive activities like running or exercise.
Google’s active noise cancellation still isn’t on the same tier as Bose, but the transparency mode on the Buds Pro 2 is among the very best you’ll find. It offers a crisp, natural passthrough for the outside world when needed. Multipoint support is included, and Google’s latest earbuds eke out impressive battery life that surpasses most competitors.
Got a Pixel phone? With the Pixel Buds Pro 2, you can have lengthy conversations with Google’s Gemini AI while your phone stays in your pocket. Features like head-tracking spatial audio and Clear Calling are also exclusive to those within the Pixel ecosystem. If that’s you, the Pixel Buds Pro 2 are a big step up from the previous buds in a much smaller package.
The best earbuds if you own both Apple and Android devices
The Beats Studio Buds Plus offer better sound and noise cancellation than the original pair, and they now come in a unique translucent color option. Read our review.
Noise cancellation: Yes / Battery life: 6 hours (ANC on) / Water resistance: IPX4 / Bluetooth codecs: AAC, SBC / Multipoint: No / Works best with: Android, iOS, Windows, macOS / Ear tips: Silicone (XS, S, M, L)
Beats’ Studio Buds Plus are an upgraded, better-performing revision of the Studio Buds released in 2021. This time the company has made the noise cancellation more powerful while also improving the quality of the transparency mode and extending battery life. If you’re going for style points, it doesn’t get much cooler than the translucent color option. These earbuds are very tiny and rank up with the best in terms of overall comfort.
What’s interesting about the Studio Buds Plus is that they use a proprietary chip that allows them to support native software features on both iOS and Android. Plenty of earbuds offer companion apps on each platform, but in the case of the Beats, they work with both Apple’s Find My and Google’s Find My Device. You also get simple one-tap pairing no matter which OS you’re using.
The drawback to this dual-ecosystem life is that Apple customers don’t get all the usual bells and whistles that come with AirPods or even the Beats Fit Pro; you lose out on audio sharing, head tracking spatial audio, and other tricks. Wireless charging and an ear detection sensor (for auto-pause when a bud is removed) are also MIA, which stings a bit considering the price.
The best earbuds for sound quality
Sennheiser’s MTW4 earbuds provide a top-notch listening experience, decent noise cancellation, and sound personalization for a custom audio profile that’s uniquely tuned to your ears. Read our review.
Noise cancellation: Yes / Battery life: 7.5 hours (ANC on) / Water resistance: IP54 / Bluetooth codecs: AptX Adaptive, AptX, AAC, SBC / Multipoint: Yes / Works best with: Android, iOS, Windows, macOS / Ear tips: Silicone (XS, S, M, L)
Sennheiser’s Momentum True Wireless earbuds have always sounded fantastic; that’s never been the issue. But previous models in the series have been tainted a bit by bugs, unsteady performance, and battery reliability problems. The fourth-gen pair finally gets that part right while continuing to offer tremendous, detailed sound quality that stands above nearly all competitors. They’re a joy to listen to. The active noise cancellation can’t compete with the likes of Apple, Sony, and Bose, but if you care more about lush, intricate sound, the MTW4 won’t disappoint in the slightest.
These earbuds come with optional wing tips to help keep them securely locked in your ears. That could prove helpful for running or when hitting the gym. Sennheiser allows for plenty of EQ customization using its mobile app, and the Momentum True Wireless 4 support a range of Bluetooth codecs, including AAC, SBC, AptX, and AptX Adaptive. Sennheiser has also promised that they’re LE Audio and Auracast-ready for when those features become more widespread.
The best earbuds for voice calls on iPhone
Noise cancellation: Optional / Battery life: 5 hours / Water resistance: IP54 / Bluetooth codecs: AAC, SBC / Multipoint: No / Works best with: iOS, Windows, macOS / Ear tips: None
Apple’s AirPods 4 come in two different versions, with a higher-priced option that includes active noise cancellation and wireless charging. But sound quality is identical on both sets, and equally as important in this case is that the same can be said of voice call clarity.
On the AirPods 4, there’s a new “voice isolation” feature — it’s enabled by default — that uses machine learning both on the earbuds and your iPhone to eliminate distracting background noise on your end so that you come through clearly to whoever you’re speaking with.
Overall call quality is excellent with the AirPods 4. And beyond that, compared to the third-gen model, you can expect upgraded audio quality (with richer bass), new ways of interacting with Siri through head movements, and yes… there’s a USB-C connector instead of Lighting.
The AirPods still have a one-size-fits-most hard plastic form factor, so I recommend trying them yourself before committing to a purchase. But Apple says it used over 50 million data points to further refine the contours and overall stability of its latest earbuds. So if previous pairs worked well for you, these seem like a safe bet. The only question is whether you feel like spending a little more to gain ANC, transparency mode, wireless charging, and a built-in speaker for Find My location tracking.
The best earbuds for voice calls on Android
Sony’s LinkBuds have a standout design that’s rooted in comfort and an airy, open sound. They also excel when used for voice calls, outshining pretty much all competitors. Read our review.
Noise cancellation: No / Battery life: 5.5 hours / Water resistance: IPX4 / Bluetooth codecs: AAC, SBC / Multipoint: Yes / Works best with: Android, iOS, Windows, macOS / Ear tips: Fitting supporters (XS, S, M, L, XL)
Sony’s unconventional-looking LinkBuds have a donut hole right in the middle of each earbud. This surprisingly comfortable design is meant to allow in outside noise and keep you aware of your surroundings at all times. But it also means that the LinkBuds won’t be for everyone — especially those people who prefer to drown out the world when listening to their music.
But more than their quirky fit, the LinkBuds’ greatest strength is stellar performance on voice calls. Sony reworked its voice isolation algorithms for these earbuds, and as a result, the LinkBuds are several rungs above nearly all competitors, minus AirPods. If you’re looking for something you can pop into your ears throughout the workday, the LinkBuds don’t disappoint.
Photography by Chris Welch / The Verge except where specified
Update, October 25th: Updated pricing / availability and added several related links.
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The OnePlus 13 camera specs are confirmed – and we’ve got the first camera samples too
In the past, OnePlus has revealed details of its handsets bit by bit as launch day approaches, and it’s the same for the OnePlus 13: the official unveiling is on Thursday, October 31, but we already know the camera specs for the upcoming flagship.
OnePlus confirmed the information in a post on Chinese social media platform Weibo (via Android Authority). There are three cameras on the back, which are a 50MP main camera, a 50MP periscope lens, and a 50MP ultrawide camera with a 120-degree field of view.
While the main camera matches the OnePlus 12, the other two have been given an upgrade. The periscope lens offers 3x optical zoom with an f/2.6 aperture, optical image stabilization, and a 1/1.95-inch sensor.
As our OnePlus 12 review will tell you, the existing flagship has a zoom camera with more megapixels but a smaller sensor size. In theory, those changes should mean better end results, especially when it comes to low light photos.
Picture samples
Other pieces of information that are now confirmed tell us the OnePlus 13 will support 4K and 60 frames per second video recording, with Dolby Vision, and higher quality Live Photos (images with a small amount of movement attached).
OnePlus has also taken to Weibo (via Android Headlines) to post some sample images from the OnePlus 13, so you can just for yourself how the quality stands up – particularly when it comes to the portrait and motion capture modes.
We now know a lot about this phone ahead of its full unveiling. OnePlus has previously shown off three colors for the handset, and we’ve also been told the device is going to feature the brand new Snapdragon 8 Elite processor from Qualcomm.
There have also been rumors swirling about a significant battery capacity upgrade, and an unboxing has already shown up online. It should be available in China on October 31, with a global release sometime early in 2025.
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