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Month: September 2025
Nothing Teases Release of Ear 3 Wireless Earbuds
Nothing has unveiled the design of its upcoming Ear 3 wireless earbuds, which are set to launch on September 18th, 2025. The new earbuds and their charging case share a close resemblance with the Ear 2 model introduced in 2023, but the case now incorporates 100 percent recycled anodized aluminum, reports 24brussels.
The company emphasizes that the inclusion of metal components in the Ear 3 enhances durability and provides a premium finish. Additionally, the earbuds feature a reengineered metal antenna to support an ultra-slim profile. However, specific details about the feature of the built-in microphone and the newly added “talk” button on the charging case remain undisclosed until the full reveal.
Over the past week, Nothing has disseminated teaser material via its social media, drawing attention with additional images of the Ear 3 that highlight subtle design features. While the introduction of the “talk” button and microphone hints at innovative uses, the functionality—whether for activating a smart assistant or serving as a standalone wireless microphone—has yet to be clarified.
As anticipation builds, industry watchers are eager to learn how these enhancements will position the Ear 3 in an increasingly competitive market. Performance specifications and comprehensive functionality details will be unveiled during the official launch event next month.
The manhunt for the person who killed Charlie Kirk, the influential founder of the right-wing youth activist group Turning Point USA, has entered its second day.
No suspects were in custody as of Thursday morning, more than 15 hours after Kirk was shot during an appearance at Utah Valley University.
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Law enforcement officials said Wednesday evening that authorities had detained two people in the case but later released them.
“There are no current ties to the shooting with either of these individuals,” the Utah Department of Public Safety said in a statement.
FBI Director Kash Patel said around 8 p.m. ET that a person who had been taken into custody hours earlier “has been released after an interrogation by law enforcement.”
“Our investigation continues and we will continue to release information in interest of transparency,” Patel wrote on X.
Earlier on Wednesday, Utah Valley University said in a statement that a suspect was in custody, but a spokesperson for the university later told the New York Times that authorities had determined the person was not the shooter.
Read more: The Killing of Charlie Kirk and the Political Violence Haunting America
The FBI said in a post Wednesday night that it was “working alongside our local and state law enforcement partners in Utah to fully investigate and seek justice” and that “anyone with information, photos, and video from the incident can help the FBI identity more answers.”
Kirk’s shooting, which occurred roughly 20 minutes after he began speaking to a crowd of around 3,000 people at the university in Orem, Utah, has stoked fears about the rise of political violence in the U.S. It has drawn condemnations from figures across the political aisle. Some on the right—including President Donald Trump, a friend and ally of Kirk’s—have sought to pin blame on the political left, despite no suspect having yet been identified.
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The author called the death of Kirk, 31, who was fatally shot at a Utah Valley University event on Wednesday “another example of American gun violence.”
Belgian organisers are accused of ‘naked antisemitism’ after cancelling performance by Lahav Shani
A Belgian classical music festival has axed a leading German orchestra from its programme over concerns about its Israeli conductor, drawing accusations of antisemitism from Berlin.
Flanders Festival Ghent announced it had cancelled a concert by the Munich Philharmonic scheduled for 18 September, citing insufficient clarity over Lahav Shani’s attitude to the Israeli government.