Today marks the debut of Google's latest innovation in personal item recovery technology within the United States and Canada: the Find My Device (FMD) network. This launch promises to simplify the task of locating misplaced Android smartphones and tablets. The company plans to extend this service to include headphones and will introduce compatibility with third-party Bluetooth tags for FMD in May.

Navigating the age-old debate in the home audio world, we often encounter the question that perennially puzzles both audiophiles and casual listeners alike: the choice between soundbars and full surround sound systems. This ongoing discussion seeks a middle ground that satisfies the desire for both high-quality sound and aesthetic simplicity.

The TV industry remains at the forefront of innovation, constantly evolving to provide viewers with superior experiences. Among these advancements, Organic Light Emitting Diodes, or OLED, stand out as a notable development. Companies such as LG and Sony are investing heavily in OLED, raising the question: Is OLED the definitive future of television viewing?

At the beginning of the year, Klipsch teamed up with Onkyo to unveil a brand new soundbar system dubbed Flexus. This collaboration brings together expertise from both companies to offer a modular approach to soundbars highlighting two models: the Flexus Core100 and its more advanced sibling, the Core 200, which is the focus of our review.

In an unprecedented move, Klipsch has teamed up with its sister brand Onkyo to introduce the Klipsch Flexus Sound System. This collaboration marks the first of its kind between the two audio companies, introducing a lineup that was first teased at CES 2024, where it garnered several awards. The Flexus Sound System lineup includes two sound bar models, the Flexus Core 100 and Core 200, alongside the Flexus Surr 100 wireless surround speakers and the Flexus Sub 100 wireless subwoofer.