Retailers are offering significant discounts on a range of gadgets and electronics ahead of Presidents Day, while a private equity mogul is reportedly planning to expand his philanthropic foundation, focusing on artificial intelligence and education. Meanwhile, makers are creating tools to help communities respond to increased immigration enforcement activity, and new tech products are hitting the market, including Sony's latest open earbuds and the newest Samsung Galaxy phones.
According to The Verge, consumers can find substantial deals on items such as earbuds, speakers, TVs, and smart home technology. The outlet reported that discounts have been slow since the holidays, but retailers are now offering strong deals thanks to Valentine's Day, the Super Bowl, and Presidents Day.
In the tech world, Sony released its latest LinkBuds, which are open earbuds. Wired reviewed the new earbuds, noting a comfortable fit, clear sound, and long battery life. However, the review also pointed out the high price point compared to other options.
Simultaneously, makers across the country are developing tools to help communities respond to increased immigration enforcement activity. Wired reported that individuals are 3D-printing whistles to alert others to ICE activity, along with other gadgets like camera mounts and mobile networking gear.
In other news, Stephen Schwarzman, co-founder of Blackstone, is reportedly planning to build a top-10 philanthropic foundation, focusing on AI and education. Fortune reported that Schwarzman's foundation, which had $65 million in total assets as of 2024, is planning an expansion. A document reviewed by The Wall Street Journal stated that the foundation recently hired an executive director to oversee Schwarzman's vision for philanthropic growth.
Finally, Samsung Galaxy phones continue to be a popular choice in the US market. Wired provided a guide to help consumers choose the best Samsung phone, highlighting the Galaxy S25 and S25 Ultra as top options.
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