Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
The new device features a 7.4-inch OLED display with 1,400-nit brightness and improved ergonomics, though initial performance tests show it trailing the MSI Claw 8 EX in raw frame rates.
The search engine’s image platform is moving away from a traditional search-centric interface to a dynamic, personalised feed, while also integrating AI image generation capabilities into its AI Overviews feature.
The redesign introduces personalised “For You” feeds and user collections, aiming to extend engagement and retain image creation within Google’s ecosystem rather than ceding ground to third-party services.
Adam Mosseri warns that engineer burn rates could soon match salaries, prompting a shift toward capped budgets similar to operational expenditure controls.
As tools like Gemini and ChatGPT automate complex tasks, experts warn that the convenience of instant answers may come at the cost of independent reasoning and autonomy.
As Google prepares for its annual Pixel event on 12 August, new leaks detail four colour options, retained design language, and the operating system powering the upcoming device.
A July 2026 feature suggests that adding screen real estate through dual displays or a 4K curved panel significantly enhances multitasking and workflow for desk-bound professionals.
The social media giant is rolling out a tweak to boost visibility for reciprocal follows, aligning with broader industry shifts toward community-focused engagement seen on Threads and Bluesky.
The measure, expected to last approximately one year, places New York at odds with federal energy directives and halts approvals for more than a dozen projects in the pipeline.
New reporting reveals Tehran used global network weaknesses to target US military personnel during the early stages of the Iran War, causing injuries at bases and hotels.
In an interview with Derek Thompson, Callard posits that the move from local, context-dependent norms to a single universal framework explains the rise of comparison, homogenisation, and attention management issues in the digital age.
The one-year halt marks a significant shift in state policy, responding to mounting pressure from environmental and labour groups while falling short of stricter legislative proposals.
Health officials are investigating multiple potential sources of the diarrheal parasite, with Taco Bell locations in Detroit removing specific ingredients while no official recall has been issued.
New figures from the International Wine & Spirit Research show older generations reducing intake more sharply than younger cohorts, complicating the outlook for major spirits groups.
Despite strong aesthetics and a lower upfront cost than competitors, the $349 device failed to deliver on core health promises, prompting a quick exit from the market.
The $1 billion deal underscores the intensifying race for high-performance computing resources as open-source AI developers seek alternatives to closed models amid regulatory and geopolitical pressures.
A new analysis from Engadget clarifies why active noise canceling (ANC) struggles with variable sounds and relies on passive sealing to function effectively.
Newly circulated images from The Tide Chart and OnLeaks detail the design and alleged pricing of the Pixel Watch 5 ahead of Google’s 12 August launch event.
Co-founder Rahul Vohra reports high adoption rates during beta testing as the firm moves beyond legacy models to reduce manual editing requirements.
The streaming giant’s latest beta tool marks a shift from generative AI features to direct user control, allowing paid members to manage libraries and access metadata through voice or text commands.
The one-year pause on environmental permits aims to protect the electrical grid and local communities, while state lawmakers consider additional restrictions.
EverQuest Legends launches July 28 with restored assets and quality-of-life tweaks, priced at $19.99 for base game and one-month subscription.
Unverified list identifies Hong Wang and Yu Deng as recipients, marking the first time two Chinese mathematicians are set to win the award in a single edition.
A July 2026 analysis highlights the trade-offs between proprietary convenience and open-source flexibility in personal media management.
The Google DeepMind CEO argues the United States is best positioned to set standards, with the aim of establishing the institution before the end of 2026.
In a new blog post, Thinking Machines Lab outlines a technical and philosophical shift away from single-locus AI alignment, citing historical economic theory and industrial precedents to support a future where artificial intelligence extends rather than replaces human judgment.
Users report that versions post-0.137.0 with MultiAgentV2 enabled render subagent payloads opaque, complicating verification of delegated tasks despite correct model delivery.
A comprehensive review by WIRED highlights the LG Micro RGB Evo as the leading model, while the Hisense UR9 emerges as a strong budget contender in the growing market for red, green, and blue backlight televisions.
A recent feature breakdown from WIRED outlines how users can leverage scheduling, threading, and privacy controls to optimise the free messaging platform.
New analysis suggests a levy on major technology companies could finance a safer, non-commercial online ecosystem for young users, bypassing invasive age verification mandates.
The US regulator’s decision allows the first test of technology that could eventually deploy a 50,000-satellite constellation, drawing sharp rebuke from global observatories and environmental groups.
The measure makes New York the first state to enact a statewide ban, as officials seek to protect the electrical grid and local communities from the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Nikita Bier says the tweak aims to reduce toxicity and foster meaningful dialogue following the shutdown of the Communities feature.
WIRED’s Manisha Krishnan speaks with Gowanus about the modern Luddite movement’s critique of social media addiction, AI automation, and the erosion of social fabric.
The 1.6-gigawatt project, scheduled for 2029, will feed into the local grid as Google’s electricity consumption surges by 37 per cent year-on-year.
An excerpt from *Inventing ELIZA*, published by WIRED, recovers the original source code for Joseph Weizenbaum’s 1960s MIT chatbot, arguing that its design intentionally concealed a lack of understanding—a practice mirrored in contemporary AI systems.
The company, which has secured $1 billion in investment, aims to operationalise its Australian site by 2027, leveraging semiconductor infrastructure and attracting scrutiny from the US Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency.
Legal experts and privacy advocates argue that shielding AI prompts from public scrutiny undermines transparency, as current US law does not mandate disclosure of AI usage in policymaking.
Paleontologists argue that when rare specimens enter private hands, they become inaccessible for validation and future study, despite auction houses’ claims that sales rescue fossils from erosion.
The interim measure allows the Department of Public Service to develop regulations on energy, water use, and environmental impact, while Hochul reviews a stricter legislative bill.
The Pinwheel Home targets children aged five to ten with two models starting at $68, positioning itself as a screen-free alternative to smartphones in markets where parents and regulators are increasingly concerned about digital wellbeing.
The update brings tab access, service integration, and summarisation tools to a wider audience, marking the latest step in Google’s strategy to embed artificial intelligence into everyday browsing.
The new device features a 6.13-inch paper-like main screen and a magnetic colour LCD add-on, with reports suggesting a starting price of $590 for the base unit.
The US regulator has cleared the Santa Monica-based startup to launch an 18-metre reflector in low Earth orbit, marking a significant step in a controversial plan to illuminate specific locations on Earth for energy and emergency purposes.
The latest Windows 11 update removes ads from search results and simplifies the interface, marking a strategic shift away from Copilot promotion toward restoring user confidence in the operating system.
Unverified placeholders suggest new colour options for the upcoming smartphone, though authenticity remains unconfirmed.
NHK World confirms the breakthrough, which aims to stabilise Japan’s import-dependent supply chains despite current collection hurdles.
The software, designed with a storage format native to handling graph relations, is currently deployed in production within the company’s own infrastructure.