A camera in your ear, a repairable phone for $650 — which gadget trend wins you over?

AirPods might get a camera, the Fairphone is modular and repairable, and your router could turn into a motion sensor — let's see which of the latest gadget news actually appeals to you!

1. According to leaked Apple plans, future AirPods will include a camera — but the device won't be able to take photos or videos, only recognize what you're looking at (Visual Intelligence); a leaked macOS video already showed this in action. How do you feel about that?
2. The Dutch Fairphone Gen 6 is built modularly — the display or USB port can be swapped with a single screwdriver — and it costs $650. Would you pay that much for a phone this repairable?
3. How much do you agree with the following statements?
4. Comcast turned compatible Xfinity routers into motion sensors at no extra cost: the WiFi Motion feature alerts you when it detects movement at home. Would you turn this feature on for your own router?
5. Sony's wireless gaming speaker, the Pulse Elevate, arrives November 12th for $219.99 — compatible with PS5, PC and Mac, with planar magnetic drivers and low latency. How much would you want a speaker built specifically for gaming like this?
6. According to Wired's 2026 review, smart notebooks and digital pens keep getting better, combining the feel of handwriting with digital saving. What would you use (or already use) one for?
7. Today's news shows it too: the range of 'smart' gadgets keeps growing, from earbuds to routers. Roughly how many internet-connected smart devices do you use regularly at home (not counting your phone)?