Dyson is launching a new air purifier that's designed to look - but thankfully, not sound - like a jet engine. The Dyson HushJet Purifier Compact is launching in the US on September 30th for $349.99, featuring a new nozzle design that's shaped to help the device blast jets of air at high speed, similar to how a concentrator works on a hairdryer.
One of them, Adaptive Audio, automatically adjusts the volume based on the noise in your environment. Google's also improving the audio processing to reduce background noise when interacting with Gemini Live. Pro 2 owners will be able to pick up calls and reply to texts hands-free by nodding or shaking their head. A new Loud Noise Protection feature, in which the buds automatically dampen sound when loud noises like sirens or alarms are detected, is also coming.