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    BTS Star V Named Global Ambassador for Nothing●BTS Superstar V Named Global Brand Ambassador for Nothing as He Models New Headphones # Lifestyle # Style # BTS # CharliMmastodonLifeFashion212 min ago

    Kim Taehyung, known as V of BTS, has been named global brand ambassador for London-based tech company Nothing, appearing in new campaign imagery modelling the brand's headphones. The announcement comes as buzz builds around the singer's solo era, which has drawn attention to his high-profile fashion partnerships and collaborations with major cultural figures like Charli XCX.

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    Nothing mocked for AirPods Max-style bra case●Nothing Is Getting Roasted for Copying the AirPods Max Bra Case https://gizmodo.com/nothing-headphone-1-pro-case-2000818MmastodonTechnologyGadgets27 h ago

    Tech brand Nothing is facing online mockery after revealing a carry case for its Headphone 1 Pro that closely resembles Apple's bra-like case for the AirPods Max. Commenters are accusing the company of copying Apple's design, with jokes about the pouch-style accessory spreading across tech and design circles.

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    Purge continues at Pentagon under Hegseth, reports say●RE: https:// flipboard.com/@cbsnews/politic s-fcotvfd4z/-/a-0rkaQaFiSl20a3adp1PQTA%3Aa%3A2476075171-%2F0 The purge contiMmastodonWorldUS Politics56 h ago

    A CBS News report circulating on social media says the purge continues, a reference to the dismissal of officials at the Pentagon under Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth. Commenters share the story with hashtags on US politics and the military, expressing concern about ongoing leadership shake-ups at the Department of Defence and what they mean for the armed forces.

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    Beats 360 Headphones Aimed at Workout Customization●Beats 360 Lets You Match Your Headphones to Your Workout✉newsHealthFitness10 h ago

    Beats has launched the Beats 360, headphones designed to let users match their audio experience to their workout. The product is being promoted as a way to pair sound with fitness routines, drawing attention in fitness media coverage.