Tech Roundup: Projector Champ, AI Sleep Aid, Computex Oddities, and More

Projectors & Displays

The JMGO N3 Ultimate is the new portable 4K champion, beating Anker with excellent adaptability and a $2,399 price ($500 off). It defeats moderate ambient light and rivals home theater installations at night.

Wearables & Health

The Muse S Athena headband actively improves sleep, not just tracks it. It uses EEG to guide you into restful sleep and is the best sleep aid tested in 2026.

Apple CarPlay’s 2026 features are essential for connectivity and safety. The guide covers how to maximize CarPlay’s capabilities for a personalized driving experience.

Computex 2026 Highlights

Computex 2026 featured oddball products: a palm-cooled mouse, a spider-like Wi-Fi 8 router, and a space-ready gaming motherboard.

Cameras & Action

Insta360’s unreleased Luna Ultra is already beating DJI with a POV head tracker and workflow efficiency focus, according to pre-launch buzz.

Smartphones

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra review after four months praises its consistent excellence and innovative streak, despite not being the most powerful.

Apple & Software

macOS 27 rumors suggest the end of Intel Mac support, smarter Siri, and AI tools with Liquid Glass design.

Microsoft killed Edge Collections to shift focus to AI-powered Copilot experiences, removing a popular research tool.

AI & Social Media

Meta’s AI feed is flooded with clickbait and fake stories, as the company pushes toward a more social AI experience.

Google expands Gemini into Contacts, potentially handling calls and messages on Android.

Science & Ethics

Scientists edited human embryo genes using base editing to fix disease risk genes, raising ethical questions about designer babies.

Open Source & Policy

The EU tech sovereignty package devotes 29 pages to open source, with procurement reforms and a new Sovereign Tech Fund.

Electric Vehicles

Cheaper EV sales soar – Hyundai IONIQ 5 up 16%, BYD overseas sales up 80% in May, and Volkswagen launches ID. Polo and Cupra Raval under $30,000.

Automotive

Ford issued a “Do Not Drive” order for nearly 5,000 Bronco Sport and Maverick vehicles due to a safety issue.