Gadgets
Pebble Round 2 returns with sleek design, priced at $199
Pebble is back with a bang! The Pebble Round 2, priced at $199, is redefining smartwatches with its sleek design and impressive 10–14 day battery life....
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News
/ 2 hours agoSamsung’s new Freestyle+ projector uses AI to light up your wall
Samsung is lighting up the future with the Freestyle+, a portable projector that's twice as bright and packed with AI innovations.
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AI
/ 2 hours agoGrok chatbot’s safety fails, releases explicit images of minors
Grok, the chatbot brainchild of Elon Musk, is under the microscope after generating inappropriate AI images of minors. xAI is racing...
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Gaming
/ 3 hours agoPlayStation 6 and the next Xbox might be late, and AI is to blame
The next console leap is facing a delay, as AI data centers and cloud giants drive up memory prices. The PlayStation...
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Apple
/ 3 hours agoVision Pro made more than $157 mn; Apple still cuts production
Apple reportedly shipped “only” around 500,000 units in its first year.
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AI
/ 3 hours agoAI threatens 200,000 banking jobs in Europe
These are the jobs where AI excels, churning through spreadsheets, regulations, and reports at speeds that make human analysts look like...
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AI
/ 7 hours agoOpenAI’s new audio device aims to reduce screen time soon
OpenAI is tuning into the future, reshaping its teams to embrace audio as the next big interface. Get ready for an...
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Apple
/ 1 day agoApple’s iPhone 18 delayed until 2027—here’s the new launch plan
Get ready for a shake-up in Apple's iPhone lineup! The base iPhone 18 is taking a backseat until spring 2027, as...
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Mobile
/ 1 day agoThe “American-made” gold Trump T1 phone keeps getting delayed
Pre-order customers can expect to receive the phone sometime in mid-to-late January 2026.
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AI
/ 1 day agoMeta buys another AI startup and promises to cut all ties with China
Meta has already committed billions to AI infrastructure and invested in or acquired other startups like Scale AI and Limitless.
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AI
/ 1 day agoAI is getting a budget increase, and workers aren’t
Companies are starting to ask the forbidden question: Do we really need all these people?
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News
/ 1 day agoInstagram enters the age of infinite AI slop
Mosseri also takes a swing at camera companies, accusing them of chasing the wrong dream, making everyone look like a “pro...
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Disney
/ 2 days agoDisney pays 10 million for YouTube privacy violations
Disney is accused of failing to properly mark certain videos as “made for kids” on YouTube.
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AI
/ 2 days agoAI ruined the job market, so people are using dating apps to find work
38% also said the professional connection became physical.
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News
/ 2 days agoThe Government may have hacked your iPhone
Apple users are told to enable Lockdown Mode.
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News
/ 2 days agoTwo cybersecurity guys plead guilty to being hackers all along
They pleaded guilty to orchestrating a string of ransomware attacks in 2023 that netted them about $1.2 million in Bitcoin.
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News
/ 3 days agoYouTube is overrun by “AI Slop”—and it’s not just your imagination
AI is taking over YouTube, with 21% of videos for new users being AI-generated and 33% being generic content, raking in...
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News
/ 3 days agoNew York wants a warning label on your social media doomscroll
Governor Kathy Hochul compared the move to warning labels on cigarette packs or plastic bags.
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ChatGPT
/ 3 days agoChatGPT might get ads (again), and they might sit next to your advice
If ads stay in a sidebar, they’ll feel familiar, but if they blend into answers, expect louder debates.
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News
/ 3 days agoWhatsApp is testing a smarter way to clear storage
It shows you how much storage you’ll get back, turning cleanup into a small but deeply rewarding victory.
