My wife recently woke up from a nightmare where AI had taken over human bodies. The likely culprit was less dramatic: Google Photos kept nudging her to “AI” herself when she only wanted to look […]
Paulo Vargas
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I wanted to dismiss Sony’s table tennis robot as another expensive lab flex. A machine that can rally against elite players is impressive, sure, but it also sounds like the kind of demo built to […]
Taking a screenshot on a Chromebook is easier than it used to be. Newer models include a dedicated Screenshot key, while all current Chromebooks also support ChromeOS Screen Capture tools for full-screen, partial, and window […]
Volvo’s parent company has launched a new electric sedan in China that hits a familiar sore spot for US car shoppers. The Geely Galaxy A7 EV pairs a clean, mainstream shape with a claimed 550km […]
NASA is now aiming to launch the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope as soon as early September 2026, a faster timeline than its earlier commitment to fly no later than May 2027. That alone makes […]
Fall Detection is one of the best reasons to wear a smartwatch, especially if you want a safety feature that can help without much setup. But Google looks ready to make it less flexible on […]
Samsung‘s next flip-style foldable is shaping up as a careful update, which isn’t great news for anyone hoping the company would finally tackle one of the line’s most obvious weak spots. The latest leak points […]
The US government’s AI fight just got harder to square. The National Security Agency is reportedly using Anthropic‘s Mythos Preview even as senior Pentagon officials keep pushing to cut the company off over supply chain […]
OnePlus’ new controller for the Ace 6 Ultra looks like another attempt to turn a phone into a handheld, but the smarter idea is the open space in the middle. OnePlus says that section is […]
Minecraft is an endless sandbox of fun to explore one’s creativity. As great as it is to play alone, it is also one of the best co-op games. Building bases, fighting monsters, and crafting strong weapons are […]
I’ve been waiting for Android to take desktop mode seriously for years. Back in 2019, I bought a OnePlus 7 Pro and wasted an embarrassing amount of time trying to brute-force its half-baked desktop mode […]
Mercedes-Benz is using the cabin to make its first electric C-Class feel like a bigger step than a normal model update. Ahead of the car’s April 20 world premiere, it has shown an interior centered […]
Tesla is putting unusual limits on some of its most expensive cars. Buyers invited to purchase the Signature Edition Model S and Model X have to agree not to resell them within the first year, […]
DJI has unveiled the Osmo Pocket 4 with a familiar goal, better video from a camera small enough to carry anywhere. The standout upgrade is a 1-inch CMOS sensor, which should help it hold onto […]
AI-generated car damage is turning into a real insurance fraud issue, with Admiral linking a sharp rise in cases during 2025 to manipulated images and fabricated supporting materials. The problem is no longer limited to […]
Windows Recall was meant to make your PC history easier to search, but a new proof of concept is putting that promise under pressure again. TotalRecall Reloaded shows how information captured by the Windows 11 […]
Microsoft is rolling out a new Microsoft College Offer for US college students buying a Windows 11 laptop, and it’s clearly built to make the purchase feel bigger than the hardware alone. Starting April 15, […]
Artificial intelligence is getting faster at clearing the small digital chores that eat into a normal week, and new research suggests Americans are already feeling that at home. In a study that tracked internet browsing […]
Sony fans hoping for a cheaper way into the next console generation may need to lower their expectations. The latest PlayStation 6 talk points away from a true PS6 Lite, even as fresh speculation keeps […]
More than 100 Chrome extensions have been tied to a sprawling campaign that harvested identity data, opened backdoor-style browser behavior, and in one case pulled live Telegram Web session data. Researchers linked 108 add-ons to […]
Netgear has become the first clear exception to the FCC’s foreign-made router ban, giving it room to keep launching new consumer routers in the US even though its hardware is built overseas. The policy has […]
People already use AI chatbots like search engines for everyday health information. That habit looks riskier after a new study found that half of the answers from five major bots were problematic, even when the […]
The Pixel 10 is getting a security upgrade that won’t show up in speed tests or signal bars, but it could matter more than either one. Google has integrated Rust into the phone’s modem firmware, […]
Long commutes make it easy to drift off at exactly the wrong moment, especially when delays and transfers throw off your timing. Sleep&Arrive, a new Android smartwatch app now live on Google Play, is built […]
OnePlus could be getting a smarter way to surface live information before you unlock your phone. Images shared by OnePlus Club show a new bottom-aligned lock screen element, described in the post as a Lockscreen […]
Despite indie darling Stardew Valley only being built by a single developer, you certainly wouldn’t know it by the amount of support the game has received since its launch in 2016. Regular updates, ports to […]
A fresh 3C filing offers the clearest early look yet at Motorola’s Razr 70 Ultra, and the most useful detail is also the most practical. The listing points to 68W wired charging, which lines up […]
Android may be getting a simpler way to move files between phones. A newly surfaced interface shows Google working on a sharing feature that appears built for quick transfers of contacts, photos, videos, links, location […]
I grew up thinking that paying for a product meant getting the product. A laptop came with its features. A car came with its hardware. A printer was still a menace, but at least it […]
Claude Cowork is moving beyond early testing and into a wider role at work. On April 9, Anthropic said it became generally available on all paid plans for macOS and Windows, alongside a set of […]
Microsoft is lining up two very different Teams updates, and one of them targets a meeting problem almost everyone knows too well. The company is preparing a pre-join mic and speaker test that lets users […]
The creator economy loves a neat little fairy tale: one magnetic person, one camera, one lucky break. It’s a great story. It’s also nonsense. A lot of so-called organic growth has been industrialized for years. […]
Windows 11 users may finally get relief from one of its most annoying slowdowns. According to Windows Latest, Microsoft is reworking Quick Settings and the right-click menu so they respond immediately, two features you likely […]
Eye tracking has long meant expensive hardware, infrared sensors, and controlled setups. That may not last, as a new smart contact lens system aims to deliver precise tracking using cameras you already use every day. […]
AMD has locked in the price for its Ryzen 9 9950X3D2, and it lands high at $899. This is a flagship desktop chip aimed at people who rely on fast systems every day and don’t […]
Crimson Desert is finally running on Intel Arc GPUs, ending a stretch where the title wouldn’t launch on the hardware at all. A new Intel graphics driver removes that barrier, letting players get in for […]
NotebookLM is now inside Gemini, marking a shift in how Google handles personal research in its AI tools. Starting today, users can access existing notebooks directly in the app instead of switching between separate products. […]
A tiny camera breakthrough could reshape how phones and wearables are built. Researchers at KAIST have developed an ultra-thin camera module that tackles one of the most persistent design problems in consumer tech, the camera […]
Netflix is detailing an AI video tool that goes beyond simple cleanup. Its system, called VOID, cuts elements from footage while keeping everything else behaving in a way that still feels grounded. That marks a […]
Google’s Pixel phones now rank ahead of both iPhone and Galaxy devices on repairability, based on a 2026 scorecard that reshapes how smartphone durability gets measured. The update leans on stricter European grading that focuses […]
RPCS3 now has official system specs, and the headline is simple. Most PCs from the past several years can already handle PlayStation 3 emulation without much trouble. The team broke things into four hardware tiers, […]
Google Photos is introducing an Android update focused on faster editing and improved video controls. The changes center on a one-tap AI editing option and long-requested playback speed settings, both starting to appear now. The […]
Samsung’s latest Weather update puts the focus where it matters right now, pollen. With allergy season ramping up, the app now shows what’s actually in the air so you can react before symptoms hit. Version […]
Want to know what the world is searching? Google is bringing its revamped Google Trends experience to mobile, making it easier to check trending topics and dig into search data wherever you are. The update […]
Indoor wireless is hitting limits as more devices crowd the same spectrum. Streaming, video calls, and smart home gear are pushing networks harder while power use rises. A new class of laser chips offers a […]
Google is rolling out a fix for one of the Play Store’s most frustrating problems, messy, hard-to-scan app reviews. A new feature lets people jump straight to the feedback that actually matters. Instead of digging […]
A growing number of Pixel 8 Pro owners are dealing with a serious Wi-Fi bug after the March update, with some devices losing connectivity altogether. What started as scattered complaints has turned into a centralized […]
NASA just showed what a modern smartphone camera can do far beyond Earth. New images from the Artemis II mission were shot on an iPhone 17 Pro Max, offering a clear look at how everyday […]