The newest offering from Humble Bundle is a quirky little package that features games for both Android devices and your PC. At the time of writing, it’s possible to snag the whole kit and kaboodle for just under eight bucks, but as is the nature of Humble Bundles, you’ll have to act quick to make the best of its gradually-increasing price tag.If you pay anything at all, then you’re guaranteed to get the Game of the Year/Premium Edition version of Badland, 100000000, and SPACECOM. Toss at least three bucks in the hat and you’ll get the hit indie puzzler Please Don’t Touch Anything, Spider: Rite of the Shrouded Moon, You Must Build A Boat, and any other games that are added to the bundle going forward. Those who are absolutely rolling in the dough who are able to pay $3 above the current average will also get a copy of Desktop Dungeons and Knights of Pen & Paper 2. 
See also: 15 best retro games for Android27 This bundle will be available for the next two weeks, with new games gradually being added as the price slowly climbs. Early buyers will, of course, get these new games added to their library even though they weren’t listed as part of the bundle at the time of purchase. What do you think of the Humble PC & Android Bundle number 14? Worth springing on, or are you going to pass on these games? Let us know your opinion of this offering in the comments below!Snag the Bundle!
Humble PC & Android Bundle comes bearing Please Don’t Touch Anything, Badland, and more
See also: Best wireless chargers – how they work and perform15 When you get home at night, you just toss your wallet on the BauBax charging pad by your night stand, and it’s ready to go the next morning. The best part about this is that all the clothing and its embedded equipment are machine washable. It’s an innovative approach that attempts to cut wires and keep you mobile and powered all day long. BauBax is calling it “mindless charging,” the next evolutionary step in wireless charging. At the time of writing, the Kickstarter is closing in on $5,000 toward its $100,000 goal with nearly two months left to go on the campaign.BauBax is calling it “mindless charging.”Backing the project is a little tricky since backers probably want to snag specific styles and types of devices to suit their needs. Rather than make a long list of possible combinations that might leave some preferences out in the cold, BauBax has created a calculator on their site that lets you pick and choose the products you want to receive once the project gets the green light. Right now the company is pushing a “Super early bird” discount that knocks up to 50 percent off the price tag of these high tech fashion statements.Click the button below to head on over to the Kickstarter page, and let us know in the comments what you think about this prospect of clothing-integrated power bank systems. Is this the way of the future, or merely a gimmick? Give us your opinion!Check out the Kickstarter!
Doppler Labs has unveiled their newest pair of earbuds for their Here Active listening system, but they’re doing something fairly interesting with the technology. This is, in a sense, augmented reality for your ears, and they’re calling it Here One.So what’s the difference between Here Active and Here One? Well, Here Active was a pretty interesting little offering that let users actively adjust the sound quality of their environment via a smartphone app. You can think of them as smart hearing aides. Rock concert too loud? Cancel out the high end frequencies. Can’t hear your companion over the sound of the train? Lower the train’s volume and increase the volume of the vocal range. Here One takes this tech one step further by adding back all the other features we would expect from Bluetooth earbuds. 
See also: New JayBird Bluetooth earbuds are teeny tiny and pack portable power3 That’s right. This means with these bad boys you can stream audio from your phone while simultaneously adjusting the noise around you. If Here Active can be considered smart hearing aides, Here One can be thought of as augmented reality for your ears. They’ve even increased Here Active’s capabilities by adding “adaptive filtering.” Noah Kraft, the CEO of Doppler labs, speaks pretty highly of the feature, describing a situation in which the sudden passing of a fire truck would interrupt a conversation. “Before your ears can even recognize the siren,” he says, “so faster than your own brain, it can recognize the siren and reduce that without adulterating the human speech.”Here One can be thought of as augmented reality for your ears.If that actually works, it would be some pretty stupendous technology. We’ll have to wait around until November when this product ships, but if you’re already convinced then you can head over to their website and preorder a pair of these high-tech earbuds for $299.What are your thoughts regarding Doppler Lab’s latest top tier Bluetooth earbuds? Worth the price tag, or are you satisfied with basic noise cancellation for your tunes on the go? Let us know your opinion in the comments below!Pre-order today! 
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WinFuture.de Although there has been no official announcement, users all over teh interwebs are reporting that Samsung has begun rolling out an update to Galaxy S5 Neo devices that brings Android 6.0 Marshmallow to the European smartphone. Users in Austria, Greece, the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands are chiming in that firmware version G903FXXU1BPD4 is being made available on their devices. 
See also: Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo coming soon: 5MP front camera, IP67, flap-less USB 2.0 port42 So far, however, it appears that only the SM-G903F variant of the Galaxy S5 Neo are receiving this update. To see if it’s available on your device yet, head on over to Settings > About device > Software updates and check for updates. As is the case with all Marshmallow rollouts, this update will bring you the delights of Doze, Google Now On Tap, and granular app permissions. If you’re the owner of one of these devices, check and see if Marshmallow is available on your phone yet, then hit up the comments and let us know!
From the front, the device would seem rather standard-fare, looking almost like an Apple iPhone or Galaxy S7 without a home button. The raised 2.5D glass can clearly be seen, as well. On the back however, things are a different story:
Above is arguably one of the most unique looking back sides of any product in recent memory…simply because it’s ironically so simple. Huawei made the “periscope” look famous last year when it shipped the Nexus 6P with a giant glass window along the top of the back side, and even LG has received some harsh words for the “robot” look of its G5’s camera module. The Honor 8 looks to have no flashy rings or windows at all, and presents everything quite plain and simply.Dual cameras can be seen – just as its older brother has – but this time, without anything surrounding them to visually distract from the clean design aesthetic.Looking to the side:
A single antenna band can be seen along near the top portion of the device.Here is the front in black, for additional reference:
Specs and detailsAccording to nowhereelese.fr, who spotted these pictures earlier today, the phone is said to have a metal casing, and either a plastic or glass back side. It is just 7.45mm thin, and weights just 153 grams. The phone is said to be launching in July.Regarding specs, the Honor 8 has a 5.2 inch Full HD (1920 X 1080) display, a 2.3GHz Octa Core SoC – likely a Huawei Kirin 950 – 3GB or 4GB of RAM and either 32GB or 64GB of on-board storage, a dual 12-megapixel rear camera, a front-facing camera with a resolution of 8 megapixels, a bio-metric fingerprint sensor located on the back, and a 2,900mAh battery.It is expected the device will have USB Type-C, just as the Honor V8 did.Wrap UpHuawei has come a long way in recent years, especially in terms of the way many in western countries view it. In fact, the same could be said about many of China’s main mobile manufacturers, including ZTE (see the Axon Phone), though names like Huawei and Oppo have yet to become mainstream household words.This product definitely has a unique look going for it, at least on the back side, and with specs that are probably not going to break the bank price-wise, it could be a perfect contender for a potential purchase. What do you think?
Android Wear is nice and all, but let’s face it: Samsung has a top-notch smartwatch in the Tizen-powered Gear S2. In fact, we called the Gear S2 “possibly the best smartwatch ever” in our full review.If you’re longing for some smarts on your wrist, Best Buy has refurbished units of the Gear S2 going for just $140.99 right now.Both the white and the black elastomer variants (42 mm, stainless steel) are available, and if you pony up an extra $30 you can rock the stylish leather of the Classic version.That’s about half the normal price for a new Gear S2 unit.“Geek Squad® Certified Refurbished products are thoroughly, painstakingly and lovingly tested,” says the product listing. More details about what that means are available here.This deal matches the lowest price we’ve previously seen for the Gear S2. Shipping is free and you can also pick up the device from your local Best Buy – if you do that, make sure to ask if stock is available beforehand.Buy Gear S2 Black for $140.99Buy Gear S2 White for $140.99Buy Gear S2 Classic for $171.99Happy shopping!