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Richard Lai

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These 6 Gadgets From BEYOND Expo Are Hacking The Wellness Game

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By Richard Lai
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This year’s Beyond Expo in Macau was, once again, a showcase of where technology is heading. And if the show floor was any indication, it’s heading straight into your daily routine. The annual event has cemented its identity as Asia’s answer to CES, drawing startups and established players from across the Greater Bay Area and beyond.
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Flagship Looks, Mid-Range Prices: Nothing Unveils Headphone (a) and Phone (4a)

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By Richard Lai
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Nothing Headphone (a) Right after an extravagant launch event in Shanghai, Nothing continued its tour the next day at the heart of Hong Kong’s ComplexCon, the ultimate streetwear and culture fest. The Nothing Headphone (a), Nothing Phone (4a), and Nothing Phone (4a) Pro are the latest chapter in the London brand’s audacious blend of transparent design, playful aesthetics, and unapologetic focus on experience over specs.
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Is HONOR’s Robot Phone The AI Buddy We Didn’t Know We Needed?

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By Richard Lai
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Some say smartphones have become boring. Unless you’re willing to pay a premium for a foldable phone (especially one of those exotic “tri-fold” devices), we’re only getting a flat slab with incremental upgrades—processor, storage, cameras, and battery life. Even the screen size options have barely changed in recent years, and the recent AI focus has left the form factor largely untouched.
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