Twelve South released AirFly Drive, a $39.99 accessory that converts wired CarPlay to wireless CarPlay using Wi-Fi. The compact aluminum device plugs into a vehicle's USB port, requires no app or charging, and supports automatic reconnection and switching between two paired iPhones.
T-Mobile is launching T-Mix, a new three-tier mobile plan system with Standard ($65), More ($85), and Loaded ($105) tiers, along with an Essentials Saver 3.0 option. The plans feature varying amounts of premium data and hotspot, with pricing generally aligned to existing Experience plans but with the Standard tier capping accounts at 6 lines.
Twelve South has launched Airfly Drive, a $39.99 USB adapter that converts wired CarPlay to wireless CarPlay in cars with factory-wired systems dating back to 2014. The plug-and-play dongle requires no app or account, supports two paired phones, and also works with Android Auto.
Nothing has launched the Headphone (1) Pro, its flagship over-ear wireless headphones featuring a triple driver architecture, advanced active noise cancelling with a 10-mic array, and up to 68 hours of battery life with ANC off. Priced at £349/$399, they compete directly with Sony and Sennheiser models and offer customizable audio through the Nothing X app.
SteelSeries unveiled the Rival Pro and Sensei Pro gaming mice, featuring ultra-lightweight designs (53 grams), swappable batteries, and ultra-wideband wireless connectivity for reduced latency. The mice launch October 13th at $179.99 each, alongside new GG app features including SuperSync and Smart DPI.
The Technics EAH-A1000 are premium wireless headphones priced at £399/$449 featuring elegant design, comfortable fit, and refined sound quality with strong battery life. While they deliver a smooth, spacious sonic presentation and compete well in the crowded premium over-ear market, rivals offer greater rhythmic precision and dynamic subtlety.
The Turtle Beach Afterglow is a transparent Nintendo Switch 2 controller featuring RGB lighting, responsive TMR thumbsticks with drift-free guarantee, and mappable rear paddles. It offers solid build quality and comfort comparable to Nintendo's Pro Controller at a lower $65 price point, though it lacks haptic feedback and has hard-to-read button labels.
WiCi is developing the WiCi One, a wireless external GPU that transmits graphics processing power over Wi-Fi 7 instead of requiring high-bandwidth cables like Thunderbolt 5. The device, available in RTX 5060 Ti and RTX 5090 variants starting at $2,000, is designed to enable gaming and AI workloads on laptops, tablets, and phones, with shipping expected in Q4 2026.