Instagram is letting people generate AI images of you. Here’s how to stop it.
Instagram's new Muse AI lets anyone use your photos to generate AI images and videos, and you're opted in by default. Here's how to find the setting and turn it off before someone else uses your face without asking.
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Netflix is worried people aren’t watching enough so its next move could change the app forever
Netflix is reportedly considering live channels, bundled streaming subscriptions, and more live content as it looks to reverse slowing viewer engagement despite strong subscriber growth.
Razer made a Cinnamoroll headset, and it is aggressively adorable
Razer’s final Sanrio collaboration drop is a Cinnamoroll-themed Kraken Kitty V2 BT headset with Bluetooth 5.2, RGB lighting, and up to 40 hours of battery life.
ChatGPT is coming for one of Google’s smartest Chrome features
OpenAI's new ChatGPT Chrome extension brings context-aware AI directly into your browser, challenging Google's Gemini Side Panel with webpage summaries, explanations, and task automation.
This tiny gadget called Moodi could save your thumb during long reading sessions
DuRoBo has introduced Moodi, a lightweight Bluetooth remote that lets users turn pages, browse documents, and control media without touching their device.
Camera sensor breakthrough promises sharper images without hulking up your phone’s thickness
Researchers at Nagoya University have developed transparent nanosheet sensors that can detect RGB light in a single pixel, potentially enabling smaller, sharper, and more efficient cameras.
This open-source Mac app finds the junk files your deleted apps leave behind
This native macOS app can scan for leftovers from removed apps and move user-domain files to the Trash for safer cleanup.
Fraimic’s E Ink art frame generates art from your voice and looks incredible doing it
Fraimic is a voice-powered E Ink smart canvas that uses OpenAI GPT Image 2.0 to generate artwork from spoken prompts.
This new chip stacking technique could be the key to unlocking faster AI performance
Researchers developed a new chip stacking method that could quadruple AI memory density, potentially solving one of the biggest hardware bottlenecks slowing AI down today.
Sony returns to the professional IEM market with the IER-M500
Sony has launched the IER-M500 professional in-ear monitors, featuring a new dynamic driver, high passive noise isolation, detachable cable, and stage-ready design for musicians and performers.
This AMD mini PC beats Valve’s Steam Machine, but it costs a lot more
An AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 mini PC running SteamOS 3.8 outperformed Valve's Steam Machine across multiple games, though its significantly higher price limits its appeal.
The Fold 8 Ultra could finally get Samsung’s best cameras
Leaker Lanzuk claims the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra will inherit the S26 Ultra's camera features, including improved low-light performance, Video LUT support, and dual recording.
AMD just made Ryzen laptop chips even more confusing, but here’s what’s actually new
AMD has expanded its mobile processor lineup with 11 new Ryzen 200 and Ryzen 100 series processors based on Hawk Point, though the company's latest naming strategy is proving more confusing than ever.
ChatGPT can now finish what you started, and that’s a much bigger deal than it sounds
OpenAI's ChatGPT Work could be one of its biggest AI upgrades yet, promising to automate hours of busywork with a single request.
Slate’s new EV truck colors are straight out of a Crayola box
Slate Auto has partnered with Crayola to launch five colorful wrap kits for its affordable electric truck, marking the crayon maker's first-ever collaboration with an automotive brand.
Apple’s foldable could arrive on schedule as Foxconn hires temporary workers to ramp up production
Foxconn is hiring temporary workers at $3.20-$3.80 per hour to assemble the iPhone Ultra at its Longhua factory, as Apple pushes toward a September 2026 announcement.
OpenAI is killing ChatGPT Atlas browser. I loved it, but it was an uphill race to the top
OpenAI is discontinuing the ChatGPT Atlas browser less than a year after its debut, as the company shifts focus to ChatGPT Work. I will miss it, but its spirit will live on.
Dell’s new Alienware monitors are brighter, sharper, and cost less than expected for OLED upgrade
Dell has launched three new Alienware gaming monitors, led by a brighter and faster 34-inch QD-OLED model priced at $799.99.
INIU SnapGo Air review: A versatile power bank that I don’t dread carrying every day
I grew tired of bulky chargers, but INIU rescued me. The SnapGo Air is a slim, lightweight 10,000mAh magnetic power bank with fast Qi2.2 charging and a built-in cable that you’ll actually want to carry every day.
If you’ve grown tired of babysitting ChatGPT, the new GPT-5.6 models might be the fix
OpenAI has unveiled GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna, a new lineup of AI models focused on faster workflows, lower costs, and fewer follow-up prompts.
EXCLUSIVE: The Mandela Catalogue producer shares new details about the upcoming horror adaptation
Producer Aaron B. Koontz tells Digital Trends about adapting The Mandela Catalogue with Steven Spielberg, why creator Alex Kister was always the right director, and what fans can expect from the upcoming horror film.
Windows 11 Search is getting bigger, but only by 4 pixels
After improving Windows 11 Search in recent updates, Microsoft may now be preparing a tiny design tweak for the Search box.
US hospitals are hiring remote nurses to fix staffing shortages, but it raises serious questions
US hospitals are hiring remote nurses from the Philippines for as little as $5 an hour to address a shortage of nearly 80,000 registered nurses, raising serious patient safety concerns.
Sony revives the RX10 with AI autofocus, 4K 120fps, and a longer-lasting battery
Sony's RX10 V brings Alpha-series AI autofocus and 4K 120p video to a 24-600mm ZEISS compact camera for $2,299.99 US.
Meta’s latest AI model is Muse Spark 1.1 and it can run your computer for you
Meta is doubling down on AI agents with Muse Spark 1.1, a model that doesn't just answer questions — it can use apps, browse the web, and even operate your computer to complete tasks on your behalf.
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