GoKawiil
Tech News
Eufy's SoloCam S340 wire-free outdoor security camera is currently discounted by $60 on Amazon. The device features a dual-lens design combining a 3K wide-angle view with a telephoto lens, 360-degree pan and tilt, up to 8x hybrid zoom, and person and vehicle tracking, along with two-way talk, spotlight and night vision, and motion alerts accessible through its app.
Amazon has released the Echo Show 16, a 16-inch smart display priced at $500 or $570 depending on configuration, positioned as a family hub with color-coded calendars, to-do lists and meal planning tools. Amazon says the device offers 10% more viewing area than the Echo Show 15 while having a frame nearly 40% thinner, and it can also function as a smart home control hub.
Amazon is selling Bose's new flagship Lifestyle Ultra Soundbar for $899, down from its $1,099 list price, an 18% discount. The company says this marks only the second time the soundbar has gone on sale since launching in 2026 as Bose's successor to the Smart Ultra model. The bar uses Dolby Atmos and a redesigned acoustic setup, and supports HDMI eARC and wireless multi-room casting, with optional matching bass and surround speakers available for expansion.
Amazon is selling Apple's second-generation AirTag for $23, down $6 from its $29 list price and the lowest price since the tracker launched in 2026. The new AirTag uses an upgraded Ultra Wideband chip for improved Precision Finding over greater distances, a louder built-in speaker, longer Bluetooth range, and NFC-based Lost Mode support, while retaining a replaceable CR2032 battery and IP67 water resistance.
Amazon has discounted the Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold by $250, bringing it down from its $1,899 list price to $1,649, a 13% reduction. The retailer says this is the lowest price the foldable has reached since its launch. The device runs on Google's Tensor G6 chip with 16GB of RAM and features a triple-camera system, a book-style inner display, and a more usable outer screen.
Analytics firm Quilty Space estimates that, excluding China, global rocket supply will fall about 150 launches short of satellite and civil-agency demand between now and 2030. The firm says adding US military demand—without SpaceX extending Falcon 9/Falcon Heavy production—could roughly double that gap. Quilty's research director Caleb Henry said the shortage is worse than previously thought and may not ease until the late 2030s, peaking around 2028.
Amazon is selling the Google Pixel 11 Pro XL for $949, a $350 cut from its $1,299 list price and the lowest price seen for the phone so far. The device features a 6.8-inch OLED display, Google's Tensor G6 chip, a 5,115mAh battery with 45W charging, and on-device Gemini AI tools, and currently holds a 4.4-star Amazon rating.
The 41mm Wi-Fi version of Google's Pixel Watch 5 is now selling for $299.99 on Amazon, down $100 from its $399.99 list price. That marks a 25% discount and the lowest price the smartwatch has seen since its release.
Amazon is selling Google's Pixel Buds Pro 2 for $169, down from the $229 list price, a 26% discount that applies across all color options including Olive. The earbuds feature Google's Tensor A1 chip, Silent Seal 2.0 noise cancellation, IP54 water resistance, and up to 48 hours of battery life with the charging case.
US tech stocks fell sharply, with Intel dropping as much as 30% after warning of a weaker PC market even as it boosts AI spending, and losing over $130bn in value. Amazon shares slid up to 6% following earnings that missed expectations, while Alphabet continued falling after a $500bn plunge the previous day tied to AI summaries hurting search ad revenue. The Nasdaq opened at its lowest level in over two months, down 2.5%, with Reddit and Roblox also declining.
Amazon reported third-quarter results that fell short of Wall Street expectations, citing a shift in Prime Day timing as a drag on sales, even as its AWS cloud unit grew 39.3% to $46 billion, its fastest pace in nearly five years. The company also gave a cautious outlook for the holiday-quarter sales forecast, and shares fell 7% in after-hours trading following the report.
Shares of Intel, Reddit and Amazon dropped as investors reacted to heavy AI infrastructure spending and signs that AI-driven search tools are cutting into traditional web traffic. The sell-off hit multiple major tech names on the same trading day, reflecting broader unease about AI-related costs and revenue risks.