New phones, updated operating systems, and a couple of headphones were some of the key announcements last week. If you missed the top stories last week, here’s your chance to bring yourself up to speed.

Apple WWDC – iOS 15, iPadOS 15, watchOS 8, and macOS Monterey

Last week was Apple’s annual developer conference, WWDC, and on the first day, it announced new versions of the operating systems that power its phones, tablets, smartwatches, and computers. iOS 15 and watchOS 8 brings tons of improvements and new features to iPhones and Apple Watches respectively, while some features of macOS Monterey will not be available for Intel-powered Macs.

New Nokia phones

HMD Global announced two Nokia phones last week. The Nokia C20 Plus launched in China alongside some other accessories while the Nokia C01 Plus was announced in Russia. Both phones run Android 11 (Go Edition).

OnePlus Nord CE and OnePlus TV U1S

OnePlus announced a new smartphone and smart TV last week. The Nord CE 5G, which was launched in Europe and India, is a toned-down version of the original Nord phone with a bigger battery capacity and faster charging. The India-exclusive OnePlus TV U1S is a 4K TV that comes in 50”, 55”, and 65” sizes. It comes with upgraded software features and even supports a camera for video calls that has to be purchased separately.

Moto G Stylus 5G

Motorola’s Moto G Stylus line now has a 5G model. The Moto G Stylus 5G has a Snapdragon 480 5G chipset, a redesigned stylus, and a $399 price tag. While that price is a bit high, this is the cheapest 5G phone with a stylus right now.

Sony WF-1000XM4 TWS earbuds

The Sony WF-1000XM4 launched last week and this premium pair of earbuds pack significant upgrades over its predecessor. It also comes with a $280 price tag to justify its high-end features.

Razer unveils new headsets for mobile gaming

Razer announced two new headsets for mobile gamers last week. If you love TWS earbuds, then the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless X is for you. For those who want over-the-ear headphones, the Opus X will suffice. Both headsets have a 60ms low-latency gaming mode which should reduce the audio lag between your phone and earphones.

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If you are a gamer, there are multiple headphones that you can choose from to enhance your gaming experience. You can either pick from the several wired options available or even wireless ones, the latter of which comes in a variety of designs. For those who want the earbuds style of headphones, Razer has got you covered with its new and affordable Hammerhead True Wireless X low-latency earbuds.

Razer is known for its gaming peripherals, so it is no surprise that with the popularity of TWS earbuds it has made suitable ones for gamers. The Hammerhead True Wireless X reflects the brand’s gaming heritage with not only its features but also its design.

Featuring an all-black glossy finish and its famous three-headed Snake logo, which lights up and doubles as touch controls, the Hammerhead True Wireless X definitely stands out from other earbuds but match with other Razer products. They have a semi-open design and come in a matte case that charges via a USB-C port.

Razer says each earbud has custom-tuned 13mm drivers and omnidirectional microphones. The selling point of the earbuds is the 60 ms low latency gaming mode which can be activated with the touch controls or via the Razer Audio App. The app also lets you remap touch gestures, customize the equalizer, control the lighting effects, and also update the firmware.

The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless X connects via Bluetooth 5.2 and also supports Google Fast Pair. The battery life is stated to be 6 hours (7 hours with the lights turned off) and it goes up to 24 hours (28 hours with the lights off) with the case.

Razer has put a price tag of £69.99 on the earbuds and is offering a 2-year warranty. You can purchase the earbuds on the Razer website.

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