Sony has released a patch for a recent PS5 firmware update that caused numerous graphical glitches and game crashes. The update, which included new features like the Welcome Hub and personalized 3D audio profiles, led to widespread issues in games like Final Fantasy 16, Death Stranding: Director’s Cut, and No Man’s Sky. Square Enix confirmed the problem and is working with Sony to investigate the cause.
Apple has released a new firmware update for AirPods Pro 2 that brings some exciting new features, including hands-free Siri control with head gestures. Now, you can respond to Siri announcements by nodding your head ‘yes’ or shaking it ‘no’. This update also introduces Voice Isolation for phone calls, improved gaming audio, and enhanced Personalized Volume capabilities.
The 2023 Amazon Echo Buds have received new features that enhance their functionality. Users can now set a tap gesture to run a full Alexa action or multiple actions in a routine. Additionally, the long-press options have been expanded to include play/pause, next/previous track, volume, voice assistant, and mute. Users can also disable the long-press altogether. Another significant update is the ability to change the wake word for hands-free commands, allowing users to opt for “Echo” instead of “Alexa.” To access these new features, users must ensure their Echo Buds have the latest firmware updates. The update process involves fully charging the earbuds and updating the Alexa app. Amazon recommends waiting 30 minutes for the update to complete. These updates enhance the user experience of the Amazon Echo Buds, making them a more versatile and convenient option for those seeking affordable and functional earbuds.
Eken Group, along with several other brands under its licensing agreements, has released a firmware update to address critical security vulnerabilities identified in its video doorbells. These devices, sold through popular retailers like Amazon, Shein, Temu, and Walmart, were found to have vulnerabilities that allowed unauthorized individuals to gain control of the doorbells, view live footage, and potentially expose sensitive information.
