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GNOME 49 arrives with features and polish

GNOME 49 is not a radical overhaul—it’s a solid, polished release that locks down performance,…

Ultra Skelly: The App-Powered Skeleton that Will Haunt Your Yard

Yard haunts are getting more wired, louder, and a whole lot more animated — and…

Fourth Power thermal battery to undercut gas peakers

Fourth Power is gambling that extreme heat can provide inexpensive, reliable power where batteries and…

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Michigan bill would ban porn, erotic ASMR and VPNs

Michigan Republicans have put forth far-reaching legislation to criminalize the hosting or distribution of a vast array of adult content…

Report: 200 Google AI contractors cut loose

Google has laid off about 200 contract workers who were employed to train and test its artificial intelligence products, Wired…

Samsung reveals One UI 8 release schedule for dozens of Galaxy models

Samsung has detailed the release timeline for the One UI 8 update for a variety of Galaxy phones and tablets,…

Pixel 7 battery swelling reports: What Google has to say

Owners of the Pixel 7 and its larger counterpart, the Pixel 7 Pro, are beginning to report that their batteries…

Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7 receive major DeX upgrades in One UI 8

Samsung's One UI 8 update for the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 brings a significant upgrade…

Copilot Chat is free in Microsoft 365 — see availability

Microsoft is bringing Copilot Chat directly into Microsoft 365 apps for no extra cost to commercial and enterprise customers, adding…

Shark Glossi: What to Know About the New Styler

Shark’s latest beauty drop, the Glossi, plucks a favorite attachment from its multi-stylers and pops it into an individual tool.…

iOS 26 dark mode sparks ‘tilted icons’ complaints

Apple’s newest iPhone update is inspiring an unexpected backlash for a trivial — yet hard-to-not-see — design flourish. iOS 26…

Gucci Owner Kering Falls Victim to ShinyHunters Cyberattack

Kering, the owner of Gucci, Balenciaga and Yves Saint Laurent, said that it had been a victim of the hacking…

NHTSA investigates Tesla door handle malfunctions

A U.S. auto-safety regulator has opened a preliminary investigation of reports that Tesla Model Y door handles might fail to…

D-ID buys Berlin-based video maker Simpleshow

D-ID, the Israeli video production company returning agency to your face through technology that has clients appearing in videos when…

Proton enables account restoration amid hacktivist controversy

Proton, the Swiss encrypted email provider, has reinstated access to two suspended accounts after a public outcry over whether the…

OSI leadership change signals a crossroads for OSAID

The shift in leadership at the Open Source Initiative comes at an interim phase for the Open Source AI Definition,…

BlackBerry Passport ready for new Android life

The BlackBerry Passport, the square-screened keyboard phone that can still turn heads, appears to be on giving grounds a second…

YouTube rolls out new brand relationship and Shopping tools

YouTube is introducing an assortment of updates to monetization that aim to close the loop between creator content, brand demand…

YouTube brings A.I. to podcast clips and Shorts

YouTube is introducing AI tools that are designed to convert lengthy podcast episodes into bite-sized promotional clips and Shorts, and…

YouTube expands Studio AI, likeness checks and dubs

YouTube is coming through with a wide set of YouTube Studio updates that really lean into AI and cross-channel growth,…

YouTube Music gains fan rewards, merch and videos

YouTube Music is debuting a trifecta of artist tools squarely targeted at driving loyalty and fan conversion to drops yielding…

YouTube Live gets multi-camera and minigames

YouTube is launching its biggest Live overhaul in history this week as it introduces dual-format streaming, native minigames, and AI-powered…

YouTube rolls out generative AI tools for Shorts creators

YouTube is leaning further into AI-based creation with a new toolset made specifically for Shorts. The new tools are text-to-video…

Should you charge your phone only up to 80 percent?

Smartphone companies now pledge to support their software for years, which makes battery health less of a luxury and more…

Salesforce announces Missionforce for defense AI

Salesforce is clearing a path unto itself in the public sector with Missionforce, a standalone business unit that will aim…

Google might do risk-based Android patches

Google is considering a move to a risk-based security patch cadence for Android, and it could have an impact on…

First smart projector with Roku TV has arrived

The first projector with Roku TV built in is here, and that’s a concept I can get behind. The Aurzen…