Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
A comprehensive assessment of free Apple CarPlay software reveals top-tier options for navigation, music, and electric vehicle charging, while noting hardware limitations across different manufacturers.
Nine titles, including Dead Island 2, are set to leave the Extra and Premium tiers in August, while nine new games enter the service, underscoring Sony’s broader strategy to phase out disc-based hardware by 2028.
The camera accessory maker’s latest release addresses equipment security through native integration with Apple Find My and Google Find Hub, alongside a tool-free mounting system for photographers.
New facilities built through 2033 could generate 1,935 terawatt-hours of global demand, while US grid operators face connection delays and price spikes.
The tech giant is extending multi-year payment terms to Macs and iPads as it navigates memory chip shortages and significant price hikes.
Thecastlemap.com provides photographs, founding centuries, and historical narratives for each entry, offering a comprehensive view of global heritage structures.
The tech giant partners with fintech firm Klarna to offer 24 to 36-month leases on iPhones, Macs, iPads, and Apple Watches, following significant price increases across its product range.
The new adaptation marks a significant expansion of the franchise’s television history, though casting and release dates remain undisclosed.
Analysis by Boiling Steam indicates weekly unit sales have plummeted from an estimated 18,000 to under 3,000, with consumers shifting attention to rival devices like the ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion Go.
Google has released three new iterations of its Gemini artificial intelligence family, marking a strategic shift towards lower latency and specialised utility for developers.
The Kindle Paperwhite hits an all-time low of $124.99 as the retailer expands its mid-year sale to include the new Colorsoft and Scribe models.
The tech giant is shifting to a 24-to-36-month lease model backed by Klarna, excluding budget devices and AppleCare subscriptions as component costs rise.
TechCrunch reports on Google’s latest AI rollout, highlighting a strategic pivot toward lower-cost, high-efficiency models while the anticipated Gemini 3.5 Pro faces internal delays.
Users can view live doorbell video on televisions without relying on smartphones, with compatibility limited to Amazon Fire TV devices and Samsung models from 2022 onwards.
The streaming platform’s Family Center update aligns with broader industry shifts toward enhanced digital safety infrastructure for minors.
The settlement, described by plaintiffs’ counsel as the largest known copyright recovery in history, provides approximately $3,000 per allegedly pirated work, though separate litigation continues.
Led by Beninese scientist Gérard Zinzindohoué, researchers have confirmed the existence of a healthy reef at depths exceeding 175 feet, prompting plans for a marine protected area and IUCN designation.
The $200 collection, which includes a free bonus lab set for early buyers, marks Lego’s entry into 1990s genre television franchises beyond its major sci-fi licences.
The updated subscription tier includes over 50 titles, 10 hours of monthly cloud gaming, and cross-device save support, marking a shift from previous restrictions that limited streaming to Ultimate subscribers.
New research from CrowdStrike reveals a worm in the wild exploiting trust relationships in AI development pipelines, with tactics aligning with groups such as TeamPCP and North Korean actors.
Meta-owned platform introduces 'Replace Audio' to help creators retroactively align content with trends, while a new premium tier targets casual users seeking personal connection.
As Tesla prepares for its second-quarter earnings report, the automaker has revealed plans to launch its autonomous ride-hail service in two new US markets, contrasting with significant scaling challenges faced by competitors.
The social network, which boasts 500 million monthly users, introduces device-wide time tracking and sleep mode restrictions following years of pressure from lawmakers and ongoing litigation over child safety.
The new feature addresses a long-standing limitation for users, enabling updates to published feed posts and carousels while retaining likes, comments, shares, and reach.
The tech giant introduces lower-priced models with improved token efficiency and speed, positioning them against rivals in the agentic AI and security markets.
The author contends that large language models accelerate decision-making across the stack, marking a shift toward "vibe-engineering" as the future of software development.
The Cirqa Smart Band marks Garmin’s first foray into display-free wearables, offering core health tracking features without the need for a paid subscription.
The latest update from the streaming giant leverages artificial intelligence to generate initial transitions, which users can then refine using professional-grade controls for equalisation, filters, and harmonic mixing.
Brooklyn-based Light Phone launches a durable, 5G-enabled flip phone with no front screen, positioning itself against the rising tide of premium smartphones and retro-inspired smart devices.
The chipmaker positions its new Vera Rubin system as a plug-and-play solution for agentic AI, leveraging monolithic CPU design to challenge Intel and AMD’s market share.
More than one-eighth of 220 apps analysed contained third-party software from adversarial nations, raising concerns over troop location data despite no observed data transmission to Huawei servers in the specific cases studied.
As 3G networks shutter and backend costs rise, brands including Lexus, Acura, and BMW are ending support for older models, raising concerns about obsolescence as internet-connected vehicles approach 95 per cent of new sales by 2030.
The new model, built on Gemini 3.5 Flash and integrated with CodeMender, is initially available to governments and trusted partners, offering a cheaper alternative to heavy AI security systems.
The San Francisco-based hardware maker Light has begun shipping the Light Flip, a clamshell device designed to appeal to users seeking to reduce smartphone dependency. Priced significantly lower than its predecessor, the phone lacks NFC and touch capabilities, focusing on core communication functions.
Co-founded by former Motorola Razr creator Kaiwei Tang, the new device runs Light Phone OS and ships in April 2027.
The deal follows similar resolutions by TikTok and YouTube, underscoring a growing wave of legal pressure on tech giants over alleged harms to youth mental health.
The JavaScript-driven PCjs service allows users to run vintage operating systems and hardware emulators directly in web browsers, drawing renewed interest from technology professionals.
New interim specifications cap DC output at 2000W, though typical user outputs are expected to be lower.
The automotive giant will integrate EyeQ chips and Road Experience Management data to enable hands-free driving, marking a strategic shift in its advanced driver assist capabilities.
The landmark media merger, which includes HBO, CNN, and streaming platforms, was previously cleared by the US Department of Justice but faces renewed legal scrutiny over competition concerns.
The new administration redirects savings from the scrapped £1.8 billion identity card initiative, responding to significant public opposition and cost-of-living pressures.
Sony estimates 30 to 100 year lifespan for properly stored DVDs, though Warner Bros discs degraded in under two decades
As the US Food and Drug Administration prepares to discuss loosening rules on peptide production, industry players are investing heavily in testing and infrastructure, despite warnings from scientists and regulators about premature market entry.
The Cirqa offers up to 10 days of battery life and advanced health monitoring without the mandatory subscriptions required by competitors like Whoop, positioning itself between Google’s Fitbit Air and premium wellness trackers.
The latest entry in Xteink’s pocket-sized lineup offers improved navigation via touch controls and adjustable front lighting, positioning itself as a compact alternative to larger Kindle and Kobo devices.
Founded by former Uber Freight executive Kofi Asante, Bluecore Energy has raised capital to deploy water-cooled nuclear technology on barges, aiming to provide clean energy to ports and AI infrastructure without straining local resources.
CEO Alexis Lanternier says removal of dormant and fraudulent uploads aims to protect artist revenue and reduce payment dilution.
The Cybercab’s built-in Starlink V5 dish offers speeds of 375+ Mbps, complementing existing 5G LTE and GPS systems in a move that raises questions about necessity in urban environments.