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Leaked images reveal a new black color option for the Nothing Ear (2) earbuds, which feature a "Personal Sound Profile" mode and an updated app. The black casing and silicone tips replace the previous white ones, while the stem remains clear. The leaked images suggest that the company may be introducing the new color to refresh the product line, with pricing expected to remain the same at $149.
Google's Bard, an experimental chatbot powered by a large language model, has opened for early access, generating excitement and anticipation. While Bard's generative AI experience is impressive, it is not delivering anything new and is just as inaccurate as its competitors. The Galaxy Z Flip 5 is rumored to have a larger outer display, making it easier to read messages and use apps without opening the phone. The Nothing Ear (2) wireless earbuds offer good sound quality and features at a reasonable price. Google Maps is rolling out Immersive View support, allowing users to explore cities in a more realistic way.
Nothing has launched its second-generation wireless earbuds, the Ear (2), which offer many of the same features as Apple's AirPods Pro 2 at a lower price point. The Ear (2) earbuds feature Active Noise Cancellation, Hi-Res Audio certification, and a "dual-chamber" design for better sound quality. They also offer personalization, clear voice technology, and 36 hours of total playback time. However, they lack some of the features of the AirPods Pro 2, such as instant pairing, automatic device switching, and Spatial Audio.
Nothing has launched the second-generation wireless Bluetooth earbuds, Nothing Ear (2), with a transparent design and finish, ANC capable of 40dB of noise reduction, and a new “Personal Sound Profile” mode that uses an ear tip fit test to determine the audio seal and adjusts the profile accordingly. The earbuds feature 11.6mm dynamic audio drivers and an increased internal cavity to improve the richness of the listening experience. The Ear (2) earbuds are priced at $149 and are available for pre-order, with general sale beginning on March 28.
The Google Pixel 7a and Nothing Ear (2) have received approval from the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) ahead of their upcoming launches. The Pixel 7a is expected to release in June and will offer a significant camera upgrade and Qi charging. The Nothing Ear (2) earbuds have a similar design to the previous model and will be launched on March 22 with a retail price of $149.