In a press release, Samsung confirmed this feature has FDA clearance in the US and should be rolling out to Galaxy Buds between October and December 2026 in the US and other select markets. It’ll come with a hearing aid test users can take to help configure the Buds too.

It sure seems like Amazon is enshitifying their order confirmation emails so your personal AI assistants won’t be able to know exactly what items you’ve bought. The Verge has a good write-up on this whole issue. It seems like AI is to blame, and it’s going to make you have to go to Amazon’s site to figure out what the hell you bought, which sucks.

In a story for the WSJ (gift link), Joe Berrett details how families are being scammed out of thousands of dollars via refurbished phones. Stay vigilant. And remember, if anyone is saying they’re law enforcement and can see everything you’re doing on your phone, it’s likely a scam.

David Imel, reporting for The Verge, got to sit down with the Pixel camera team to discuss what this new software is fundamentally changing when it comes to photo processing on the new Pixel 11 phones. While Pixel cameras, in our experience, never produced the outrageously over-processed look you’d get out of some other phone cameras, we can’t wait to put this new feature to the test! Highly recommend reading David’s piece.