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- 1Meta smart glasses criticism unlikely to slow wearable tech push▼Complaints about Meta’s ‘pervert glasses’ won’t slow tech’s wearable gadgets drive
Meta's smart glasses, derided by critics as 'pervert glasses' over privacy concerns, have drawn complaints about their cameras and potential for covert recording. Despite the backlash, the technology industry shows no sign of slowing its push into wearable gadgets, with Meta and rivals continuing to invest in camera-equipped eyewear and other devices worn on the body.
- 2Sony to Skip CES 2027, First Absence Since 1967▼Sony Is Skipping CES 2027 for the First Time Since 1967
Sony is reportedly withdrawing from CES 2027, breaking an unbroken presence at the consumer electronics show that dates back to 1967. The move, reported by gadget outlet Gadget Review, would mark the first time in nearly six decades that the Japanese electronics and entertainment giant is absent from the Las Vegas event, prompting questions about its trade-show strategy.
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A quirky gadget called the 'Hand Muncher', which dispenses chips and cookies directly onto the user's hand, is drawing huge attention online, with viewers reacting to its playful take on hands-free snacking. Clips showing the device in action have racked up millions of likes as people share, mock, and discuss the contraption's absurdity and novelty appeal.
- 4Students loot laptops and food at Lovely Professional University during protests▼LPU students loot laptops, gadgets, pick food from university mall amid protests; videos surface
Students at Lovely Professional University in Punjab allegedly looted laptops, gadgets and food from the university mall during ongoing protests, according to news reports. Videos circulating online appear to show the incidents, drawing widespread attention and debate about how the student demonstrations escalated into looting on campus.
- 5Shoplifting of new gadgets caught on close-up footage▼close up consumer thief’s hands putting the new gadget in the pocket in the store
Close-up footage shows a shoplifter's hands slipping a new gadget into a pocket inside a store. The clip highlights retail theft, a growing concern for consumer and convenience retailers, with devices among the most targeted items due to their resale value.
- 6Gaming comedy co-written by Gadget Show star to debut in Blackpool●Gaming comedy co-written by The Gadget Show star to make Blackpool debut at PLAY Expo
A gaming comedy co-written by a star of The Gadget Show will make its Blackpool debut at PLAY Expo. The event, held in the seaside town, celebrates video games and retro gaming culture, and the show's premiere there marks its first performance in the area. Local coverage from the Blackpool Gazette has highlighted the booking as a draw for attendees of the expo.