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- The US House advances the Ratepayer Protection Act, aimed at preventing data center-related utility costs from being passed on to consumers, by a vote of 417-3 (Justin Papp/CNBC) [1d]
- OpenAI discloses six new AI safety incidents since October, including models concealing mistakes, and announces a new framework for reporting model misalignment (Axios) [1d]
- Sources: a group of 10 banks is providing a $22B loan to Blackstone and Alphabet's venture Crux AI, which provides compute for AI labs, to fund TPU purchases (Bloomberg) [1d]
- Sources: drone delivery startup Zipline is in talks to raise around $1B at a roughly $20B valuation, up from a $7.6B valuation in January (Bloomberg) [1d]
- Review of Meta's Muse: a pretty killer AI assistant and usage rates on the free plan seem generous, but trusting Meta with personal data will take some time (M.G. Siegler/Spyglass) [1d]
- X adds a "Trade" option to its Cashtag feature, letting US users complete trades at brokerages including Interactive Brokers, Gemini, Kraken, and Coinbase (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch) [1d]
- Hang Ten Systems, which uses AI to help large enterprises build software, raised an additional $53M seed led by Xora, five weeks after its initial $32M seed (Jagmeet Singh/TechCrunch) [1d]
- Self-driving tech company May Mobility plans to go public via a SPAC merger at a $1.4B pro forma enterprise value and raise up to $337M in gross proceeds (Joann Muller/Axios) [1d]
- Google adds MCP integration to Google Home, letting third-party AI agents analyze home data and control devices, rolling out to Premium Advanced users in the US (Jennifer Pattison Tuohy/The Verge) [1d]
- Delos Data, which develops network chips and software to connect AI chips in a data center, raised $100M from Matrix, Playground, Socratic Partners, and others (Stephen Nellis/Reuters) [1d]
- Anthropic merges Claude chat and Cowork, and adds a feature for making presentations and documents, rolling out to Pro and Max plans first (Ivan Mehta/TechCrunch) [1d]
- DOD CTO Emil Michael says the Trump administration shouldn't take stakes in AI companies and signals opposition to regulatory oversight of AI companies (Kevin Breuninger/CNBC) [1d]
- A US judge orders X and SpaceXAI to explain why they dropped antitrust claims against Apple, after OpenAI's request for information on the purported agreement (Hassan Ali Kanu/Politico) [1d]
- Arcee AI, which develops open-weight models in the US, raised a Series B at a $1B pre-money valuation; a source says Arcee raised at least $150M (Allie Garfinkle/Fortune) [1d]
- Cohere and Aleph Alpha sign a definitive merger agreement; the combined company will operate as Cohere, with Aleph Alpha co-CEO Ilhan Scheer becoming Cohere COO (Leo Marchandon/Reuters) [1d]
- Noetive, which is developing an industrial AI model for businesses in physical industries, emerges from stealth with a $41M seed led by Eclipse (Sarah Klearman/Wall Street Journal) [1d]
- In an essay, Mustafa Suleyman says Anthropic's training of Claude to imitate consciousness is a mistake that could make advanced AI harder to control (Ina Fried/Axios) [1d]
- LawZero, a non-profit founded by Yoshua Bengio to develop safe AI systems, says Canada and Germany are providing up to $300M in grant funding (Globe and Mail) [1d]
- Google DeepMind cofounder Shane Legg warns that advancing AI must never run ahead of safety and launches the DeepMind Institute to explore the deployment of AGI (Financial Times) [1d]
- OpenAI is testing Sponsored Agents, which let users chat with business-sponsored agents and visit advertiser websites via ChatGPT ads, with some US advertisers (Anzar Mehraj/Reuters) [1d]
- Amazon says it is raising its minimum hourly pay for eligible full-time US operations workers by $1, taking it to $20 per hour, and gives them new banking tools (Reuters) [1d]
- The iPhone Duo's squat, tablet-like outer display is a compromise, and a book-shaped foldable may lack wide appeal; its right-side UI bias is akin to a book (John Gruber/Daring Fireball) [1d]
- Sources: OpenAI and Anthropic staff felt blindsided by Dario Amodei's and Sam Altman's calls to slow the frontier; some fear evaluators may compromise security (Cristina Criddle/Financial Times) [1d]
- Sources: Apple is developing enterprise AI servers powered by two or four M8 Ultra chips, set for 2029, and is considering integrating Nvidia's NVLink Fusion (The Information) [1d]
- Modular data center startup Rune raised a $40M Series A led by Spark Capital to deploy off-grid compute capacity directly at solar and renewable energy sites (Adele Peters/Fast Company) [1d]
- A profile of Meta Compute co-lead Dina Powell McCormick, who is using her network to help structure major AI financing, as Mark Zuckerberg focuses on product (Bloomberg) [1d]
- Billionaire-backed AI safety activists have significantly expanded their Capitol Hill lobbying, with groups like ControlAI conducting hundreds of meetings (Washington Post) [1d]
- Hacker collective stegan0gram dismantles a Flock camera, recovering an encryption key and showing it runs ~20 apps on a midrange smartphone-grade processor (404 Media) [1d]
- iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max review: manual camera exposure controls and image quality improvements, but $100 more than the 17 Pro and expensive storage tiers (Allison Johnson/The Verge) [1d]
- Prediction markets are expanding into mainstream media, with integrations in Dow Jones, Substack, CNN, CNBC, and more, as they become an informational channel (Kate Knibbs/Wired) [1d]
- Apple publishes a technical breakdown of the architecture for the iPhone 18 Pro's Reference Image camera mode; the chain of trust begins at manufacturing time (Marcus Mendes/9to5Mac) [1d]
- ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming overtakes India's Gautam Adani to become Asia's richest person for the first time, passing $105B, up 8x from $13B in March 2019 (Bloomberg) [1d]
- Internal documents: Chinese hacker-for-hire company ZRON is selling stolen foreign intelligence and using AI systems to make the data more accessible for police (Wall Street Journal) [1d]
- An in-depth look at loss-of-control incidents at OpenAI and Anthropic, the polarized reactions between the AI safety and cybersecurity communities, and more (AI as Normal Technology) [1d]
- Researchers: rogue OpenAI agents compromised two Hugging Face accounts as early as May 13 to probe the site's servers, nearly two months before the July breach (Reuters) [1d]
- Survey: 42% of US voters trust the GOP and 40% trust Democrats to handle AI, 61% oppose new data center construction, and <1% say AI is their top midterm issue (New York Times) [1d]
- The Trump administration faces strategic constraints in slowing China's AI progress, including avoiding rare earth restrictions, ahead of US-China talks on AI (Nectar Gan/Bloomberg) [1d]
- Mistral partners with Mozilla to power Firefox's AI browsing assistant, Smart Window, in the US, Canada, and France, with UK and Germany rollouts later in 2026 (Mauro Orru/Wall Street Journal) [1d]
- Sources: Anthropic has signed its first Australian data center lease for a planned 2.16GW campus located ~150 miles from Brisbane, set to come online in 2027 (Byron Kaye/Reuters) [1d]
- EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen calls AI "the second tipping point of our times", alongside climate change, and says its risks must be "addressed" (Financial Times) [2d]
- European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen unveils the EU Kids Act during her SOTU address, proposing a blanket ban on social media for kids under 13 (New York Times) [2d]
- A viral social media post from a Chinese math teacher sparks debate over making English optional in schools across China especially as AI translation improves (New York Times) [2d]
- Sources: Shanghai-based Anew Labs, a ByteDance spinoff using AI for drug discovery, raised $290M from HSG, IDG Capital, and others at a $1.5B valuation (Kane Wu/Reuters) [2d]
- SK Hynix has struck an agreement with its union to pay out half of all profit-sharing bonuses in cash, replacing a previously proposed 40-60 cash-stock split (Yoolim Lee/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Sources: SK Hynix is in talks with Intel to manufacture memory chips in the US but potential opposition from Seoul could be a major hurdle for the deal (Reuters) [2d]
- A theoretical computer scientist says he has heard rumors that AI labs are sitting on major solutions after a hostile response to the Navier-Stokes proof (Scott Aaronson/Shtetl-Optimized) [2d]
- Police in Gujarat, India, to question Google after uncovering 500K+ Gmail IDs and passwords used to send hoax bomb threats to government offices since 2022 (Munsif Vengattil/Reuters) [2d]
- Sources: investors recently approached OpenAI with a proposal to invest at a $1.2T valuation, but OpenAI believes its value should be at least $1.5T (Sri Muppidi/New York Times) [2d]
- TypeSafe AI debuts Jev, a model using "Reinforcement Learning for Calibrated Decisions" to produce typed probabilistic decisions that software can use directly (Thomas Claburn/The Register) [2d]
- Google researchers help develop the first complete digital map of an adult male fruit fly's brain, which modders programmed to play Doom, trade BTC, and more (Becky Ferreira/404 Media) [2d]
- Cybersecurity experts claim that AI leaders' apocalyptic hacking predictions are technically incoherent and reflect an unfamiliarity with the subject (Kevin Collier/NBC News) [2d]
- Source: AI assistant Instinct seeks to raise $1B at a $10B valuation, up from $2.25B less than a month ago; Sequoia and Benchmark are in talks to lead the round (Valida Pau/The Information) [2d]
- Analysis: only ~2.3 GW of planned data center capacity is delayed by direct project-level policies like local moratoriums and New York's data center EO (SemiAnalysis) [2d]
- Zuckerberg says "Meta delayed shipping Muse for several months to focus on safety and security" and didn't call on other AI labs to do the same before acting (Tom Giles/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Scientists test underwater solar panels that work 10 meters beneath the waves —breakthrough perovskite tech could support self-powered marine drones [1d]
- How the mighty have fallen — the notorious Stuxnet malware source code has been replicated and posted on GitHub for all to see [1d]
- Quordle hints and answers for Thursday, September 17 (game #1697) [1d]
- NYT Strands hints and answers for Thursday, September 17 (game #928) [1d]
- NYT Connections hints and answers for Thursday, September 17 (game #1194) [1d]
- Not sold the iPhone 18 Pro? There’s still time to grab the iPhone 17 Pro at a discount [1d]
- Panasonic is launching a new 4K Blu-ray player! Okay, it's very niche and is coming to Japan only so far — but it's the second new player this year, and I'm just happy we're getting new hardware [1d]
- Chinese scientists achieve 10 billion writing cycles in major future memory endurance breakthrough that improves endurance by 100x [1d]
- Quote of the day by pioneer Douglas Engelbart: 'The digital revolution is even more significant than the invention of writing or printing' — an audacious claim about interactive computing [1d]
- Forget AI ending humanity; what people are really worried about is AI taking their jobs — even if that's not exactly what's happening [1d]
- Playground Games says Fable will have a 60fps performance mode on Xbox Series X, but won't confirm PS5 or PC settings yet — 'We want the game to look great wherever you're playing it' [1d]
- Diablo 5 senior game director says the game will tell 'three stories,' including the past, the present desolation of Diablo's takeover, and the future 'terror forming' of the Sanctuary [1d]
- 'There's one never-ending challenge working for IKEA: cable management' — how Xbox collaborated with the Swedish designers to help solve the biggest problems for gamers while also making beautiful furniture [1d]
- First-ever battle between two autonomous naval drones 'won' by Ukraine — thanks to a salvo from a remote weapon turret [1d]
- Hackers found Flock cameras can track more than just cars — and Boston officials found camera data was shared despite being told it wouldn’t be [1d]
- Senator Bernie Sanders and Trump ally Steve Bannon unite in calls for more AI oversight [1d]
- Prime Day TV deals are already live —here are 9 top-rated models our experts recommend from $179.99 [1d]
- AMD could be working on an Nvidia DLSS 5 rival, but it'll be for next-gen RDNA 5 GPUs — and I've a feeling that may be too late [1d]
- Iran snoops on enemies of the state with Chosen Brick malware controlled using messaging apps [1d]
- 'A stylish machine that will suit any design studio or office': Geekom's A8 Max gets a $150 price drop at Amazon [1d]
- The Huawei Watch Fit 5 Pro is made from titanium, looks like an Apple Watch, performs really well against a top-tier Garmin watch — and is currently under £200 [1d]
- Salesforce is expanding its Missionforce defense AI agent platform with new Nvidia and OpenAI capabilities to tackle the US government's 'toughest challenges' [1d]
- Obsbot's Tiny 2 Lite 4K AI-tracking webcam solves the static camera problem — and it just got discounted in Amazon's Early Prime Day deal [1d]
- Blackwood is almost the John Wick-inspired third-person shooter I've been waiting for, and after 2 hours of playtime, I'm really excited for all of it — but it's rough around the edges right now [1d]
- Businesses are dropping Microsoft 365 in favor of Google, but if the ROI is no different, why are people switching? [1d]
- Hoto's $30 electric screwdriver belongs in your tech toolkit — this cordless 25-piece kit is the tool we use for PC builds and desk setups [1d]
- PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct is back later this month — here's how to watch it [1d]
- You can now let AI handle the setup of your Meta WhatsApp Business chats [1d]
- Yamaha's new cheap Dolby Atmos soundbar could be the compact TV sound upgrade you're looking for [1d]
- How to watch Man Utd vs Brighton: Free Streams, TV Channels for Carabao Cup 2026/27 3rd Round [1d]
- CenterPoint Energy confirms hackers compromised networks and stole data, and the hackers claim theft of 7.5 million files [1d]
- 'Insight, taste, and distribution': How to turn vibe-coded apps into cash [1d]
- The Volkswagen ID.3 GTI could struggle to win over the hot-hatch faithful — despite being the most powerful GTI it’s ever made [1d]
- A street photographer took Dyson's $500 camera toothbrush on a photo walk — and the lo-fi images are otherworldly [1d]
- I'm refreshing my home for fall at Amazon — Halloween decor, cozy blankets, kitchen appliances, fire pits, and more on sale [1d]
- 'I don't think we ever lost innovation': New Apple CEO John Ternus defends Apple's track record as his first September launch comes to a close [1d]
- America is building data centers but the grid to power them can't keep up — and it could cause significant energy constraints [1d]
- Vote now in the TechRadar Readers' Choice Awards 2026 — Fitness & Home Tech categories! [1d]
- Vote now in the TechRadar Readers' Choice Awards 2026 — TV, Streaming & Audio categories! [1d]
- Vote now in the TechRadar Readers' Choice Awards 2026 — Computing & Gaming categories! [1d]
- Vote now in the TechRadar Readers' Choice Awards 2026 — Phones & Cameras categories! [1d]
- TechRadar Readers' Choice Awards 2026 voting is open now — help choose the best tech of the last 12 months! [1d]
- Waiting on your unlocked iPhone 18 Pro? Mint Mobile has an unlimited plan for just $15/mo right now — the perfect pairing [1d]
- AI companies are 'begging the government to regulate them' says JD Vance, but nobody seems willing to actually slow the AI race [1d]
- Stop worrying about an AI apocalypse: Surfshark's engineer says extinction fears are just a 'marketing move' [1d]
- ‘I’ve just done about 2 weeks' work in an hour. Do I tell my boss or keep it secret?’ — Nearly a third of AI users are hiding it from their employers [1d]
- Watch out — TP-Link Tapo Camera vulnerabilities could let hackers spy inside homes, so patch now [1d]
- Neagley creator confirms 'no current plans' for a Reacher-Neagley romance despite Alan Ritchson cameo in new Prime Video spinoff — but he also hasn't ruled it out for the future [1d]
- Ring is bringing its Neighbours community feature to the UK next month—here’s how it works, how it's different from Facebook, and how it uses video doorbells to find lost dogs [1d]
- How to watch Max vs 100 for FREE: Live streams, TV channels, start time and drivers for four-time F1 champion's go-kart challenge [1d]
- Does the iPhone 18 Pro Max really have 'the largest increase in battery life ever'? Our lab tests results are in —here's how it compares [1d]
- Canon cameras just got a free update that unleashes immersive 3D photo capabilities — here's how [1d]
- DDR5 RAM pricing appears to be spiralling out of control even more — it's 5.5x pricier than before the memory crisis, and 2027 could get worse [1d]
- 'What you have there is essentially a $70,000 piece of lab equipment in a handheld consumer product': Jake Dyson shares the design secrets of the brand's new mouthwash-squirting toothbrush — and the company explains why some early models had problems [1d]
- Meta leak suggests camera-free smart glasses are on the way — as thousands download the 'Zuckoff' anti-smart glasses app [1d]
- Two new PlayStation Pulse headsets are coming with tons of new features, 'studio-inspired' planar magnetic drivers, and native PS Portal compatibility [1d]
- Outlander: Blood of my Blood season 2 has 'great Easter eggs' for fans four months after Outlander season 8 finished for good [1d]
- 200 hours in, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is my favorite Nintendo Switch 2 game ever — here’s why [1d]
- I spent a week with the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max — and they’re better in all the right places [1d]
- Out with Aircove, in with Fortify: everything to know about ExpressVPN's new router [1d]
- Third-party WooCommerce plugin hits WordPress sites with PHP backdoor abusing recently patched vulnerability [1d]
- Streaming guide JustWatch is launching its own platform with both free and paid tiers, and I think it's already matching the likes of Tubi — here's why [1d]
- AI's next phase isn't innovation, it's capital discipline [1d]
- The year-old Nikon Z5 II is still streets ahead of Canon's new EOS R8 Mark II — and it's the entry-level full-frame camera I’d buy [1d]
- Agentic AI is increasing the pressure on organizations to reduce cyber risk exposure [1d]
- What is the release date for Lioness season 3 episode 8 on Paramount+? [1d]
- The last mile of AI: Closing the gap between insight and action [1d]
- I can buy cheap Amazon earbuds with volume controls for far less than Apple's step-up AirPods 5 model — how is it getting away with this? [1d]
- Chrome and Edge browsers hijacked by KREMLIN malware for credential and token session theft [2d]
- StarCraft creative director says the game and the real-world feel 'very close in terms of themes and characters' — 'When you look at the stories that were told in StarCraft and the characters that you run into, it's remarkably topical' [2d]
- The head of HBO just dropped a big clue about Lanterns season 2 — and his 'not right now' comments have worried me about the popular DC comic book show's future [2d]
- The Boox Palma 3 brings an Android update and a premium design to the brand’s compact ereader range [2d]
- Rogue AI agents aren’t flukes, they’re patterns [2d]
- I've watched the first 4 episodes of MobLand season 2, and the 'explosive' Guy Ritchie series makes a mind-blowingly perfect return to Paramount+ [2d]
- I love Garmin's new Forerunner 170 Music smartwatch, but this deal for the superior Forerunner 265 makes it the better buy [2d]
- This 57% discount on the Jura S8 automatic coffee machine is so good, I did a double take [2d]
- StarCraft general manager says 'tension' was the key to designing a StarCraft game from a first-person perspective — 'Every shot matters. Everything you do matters' [2d]
- Amazon announces Prime Big Deal Days dates for 2026 in Australia — and the sale is earlier than expected [2d]
- Just in time for the Aussie summer, there's up to AU$300 off some of Dyson's popular purifying fans [2d]
- Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff says the SaaSpocalypse is 'crazy nonsense' - and Jensen Huang agrees with him [2d]
- Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember feels like a blast from the past thanks to its fast, stylish, and satisfying action [2d]
- Up to 45% off Yeti, Hydro Flask, and Stanley — arm yourself with a top quality insulated bottle or mug this fall [2d]
- I tried Canon's new-look EOS R8 Mark II — it's a solid upgrade of the EOS R8, but the competition from Nikon is fierce [2d]
- The Canon EOS R8 II isn’t the retro camera fans expected — the full-frame upgrade has a ‘modern twist’ that’s giving me strong Nikon and Sony vibes [2d]
- Salesforce has built the TSA a new AI agent to make travelling less awful for everyone [2d]
- Nvidia RTX 5090 GPU prices skyrocket to $9,000 — as fresh RTX 6000 rumor suggests a 2027 launch that fills me with dread [2d]
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- Tyrannosaurus Rex Was Warm-Blooded and Able to Live in the Arctic, Study Finds [1d]
- I Tried Snap Specs: Really Big, but Also Like Nothing Else Out There [1d]
- Cricket Wireless Adds 5G Home Internet Service [1d]
- Interest Rates Just Went Up. Here’s Why Consumer Tech Might Cost Even More [1d]
- GM’s New Software Plays Nice With Apple CarPlay, Android Auto [1d]
- iOS 27.2’s First Developer Beta Brings These Features to Some iPhones [1d]
- Today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for Sept. 17, #724 [1d]
- Apple Says iPhone Duo Will Run iOS 27.1 at Launch in October [1d]
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- AI’s Rising Costs Cast Doubts on Cloud Gaming’s Future [1d]
- Meta Reportedly Creating Glasses Without Cameras After ‘Pervert’ Uproar [1d]
- Gears of War: E-Day and Minecraft Dungeons 2 Headline Xbox Game Pass September 2026 Additions [1d]
- Walmart Deals of the Day: Upgrade to This Roomba Robot Vac While It’s Over $100 Off [1d]
- This Pixel Watch 5 Deal Can Put Google’s Latest Wearable on Your Wrist for $100 Less [1d]
- Is Facebook Down? Users Report Login Troubles [1d]
- Apple’s Health App Hits Developer Beta. I Got the Inside Scoop From Apple’s VP of Health and Fitness [1d]
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- Skip the iPhone Duo: Google’s Pixel 11 Pro Fold Just Hit Its Lowest Price Yet [1d]
- Amazon Deals of the Day: Smarten Up Your Home With 25% Off Kasa Smart Bulbs [1d]
- Prime Day TV Deals Are Already Here and We’re Expecting Plenty More [1d]
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- EVs Are the Future, No Matter How Far America Falls Behind [1d]
- Nintendo’s Newest Fire Emblem Is a Sprawling Book of Stories [1d]
- The iPhone 18 Pro Max Has Taken Some of My Favorite Images Ever by an iPhone [1d]
- Apple Reference Images Explained: The iPhone 18 Pro’s Hardware Solution to AI Slop [1d]
- iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max Review: Apple’s Best Camera Isn’t for Everyone [1d]
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- Forget the iPhone Duo — the First iPhone Had More Hype and a More Shocking Price [1d]
- ‘Reacher’ Season 4 Ending Explained: Making Sense of Jack Reacher’s Big-City Adventure [2d]
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- Canon EOS R8 Mark II First Impressions: It’s a Great Camera for Beginners [2d]
- T-Mobile Is the First Carrier to Support Apple’s iPhone Handoff, but It’ll Cost $5 a Month [2d]
- Samsung Goes to Couples Therapy to Unpack iPhone-to-Android Tension [2d]
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- Snap’s powerful Specs smart glasses make the case for AR going mainstream [1d]
- Your Google Home widgets will now eat up less of your battery life [1d]
- Google doubles down on today’s preview builds with Android 17 QPR2 Beta 5 [1d]
- Android Canary 2609 arrives with lockable Quick Settings [1d]
- Gemini is broken on the Pixel Watch 5 for some users [1d]
- Spotify bug is preventing users from following and blocking each other [1d]
- Google Home will soon let you swap Gemini for Claude, or another agent of your choice [1d]
- Galaxy S26 users in North America won’t have to wait much longer for One UI 9 [1d]
- Best deal yet sees the Garmin vivoactive 6 fall to an all-time low [1d]
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- Fresh Googlebook leak offers an early glimpse at Acer, ASUS, and Lenovo models [1d]
- Google Home keeps getting confused about who’s talking, but Google is on it [1d]
- Older Pixel watches just received a major alarm feature from the Pixel Watch 5 [1d]
- This phone has two fingerprint scanners, and you can (or can’t) guess why [1d]
- Google really wants you to record a video selfie in case you get locked out of your account [1d]
- Meta’s next smart glasses might not attract perverts, or anyone else [1d]
- 5 Android phones you should buy instead of the iPhone 18 Pro [1d]
- Android Auto could give you a better look at your destination before you start your trip [2d]
- I almost missed the Pixel 11’s best camera feature because Google hid it in the settings [2d]
- Windows Phone might be dead, but it now (unofficially) supports Quick Share [2d]
- The big Googlebook moment is almost here, and I couldn’t care less [2d]
- Here’s your first look at the new Pixel VIP widget ahead of its wide rollout [2d]
- Gmail’s Gemini-powered inbox answers are rolling out widely, but you still need to pay up [2d]
- Android Auto just got a much brighter future in GM vehicles [2d]
- The wait is over: Samsung rolls out stable One UI 9 for Galaxy S26 series [2d]
- This cheap handheld can emulate games, but also plays your physical GBA cartridges [2d]
- Google’s new wallpaper puts the Pixel 11’s blueprint on your lock screen [2d]
- You can now pay Meta up to $499 every month for the pleasure of using more Meta AI [2d]
- Android Auto is finally letting you ditch that boring blue arrow straight from your dashboard [2d]
- Apple claims the iPhone 18 Pro camera is more secure than your Android [2d]
- You can now have a conversation with your Gemini Notebook in nearly 100 languages [2d]
- Google details September Wear OS update for Pixel Watch 2, Pixel Watch 3, and Pixel Watch 4 [2d]
- BOOX debuts three new E-Ink tablets, including a pair of stylus-equipped Note models [2d]
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