LG and NVIDIA signed a new agreement covering a bipedal humanoid robot debuting in early 2027, and AI factory infrastructure.

The Pixel 11 series will continue to get seven years of spare-parts support. In a market where smartphones keep getting more expensive, that could make long-term ownership a lot more practical.

The first Snapdragon-powered Googlebooks may have surfaced in development code, pointing to X Plus and X Elite chips from 2024.

Google’s new Sheets canvas uses Gemini to transform rows of data into interactive dashboards, trackers, and other visual tools — without requiring you to write any code.

Gemini now lets you toggle off visible watermarks on Nano Banana images, Omni videos, and Lyria music, though the feature remains restricted in certain countries.

U.S. courts will soon publicly report how often judges authorize spyware and hacking tools to intercept communications, giving Americans a clearer view of government surveillance.

Heart Aerospace’s enormous X1 demonstrator has completed its first flight, offering an early glimpse at what battery-powered regional air travel could eventually look like.

Keychron’s C100 8K is a $65 wired macro pad with 96 programmable keys, hot-swappable switches, per-key RGB lighting, and enough blank space to become almost any desktop control panel you can imagine.

Indian startup Dognosis combines trained detection dogs with sensors and AI to flag cancer-associated signals from breath, with a 10,000-person Phase 3 trial underway.

Ferrari unveiled the CZ26 at Pebble Beach, a one-off supercar built on the SF90 Stradale's bones but wrapped in a completely new, 1970s-inspired design.

A leaked One UI 9.5 build reveals a proper App Lock for Galaxy phones, protecting individual apps with biometrics while hiding their notifications, widgets, and shortcuts.

DJI’s second-gen 360 camera brings meaningful upgrades where they matter, but there’s a catch: you can’t buy it globally yet.

Samsung is reportedly using Anthropic's Claude Code to accelerae chip design and verification.

ChatGPT's desktop app now has Computer History, a more private, screenshot-free upgrade to Chronicle that turns your daily activity into a searchable timeline.

Google Meet's meeting notes feature is expanding beyond video calls, letting Gemini take notes during your in-person meetings and turn them into a doc with action items and a full transcript.

Google’s new Gemini 3.7 Flash model brings sizable gains in workflow automation and document handling, two areas that could make Spark much more useful.

Darksiders 4 and the next Kingdom Come game are planned for Embracer's FY 2027/28, putting both releases between April 2027 and March 2028

AI agents can now watch lectures, take quizzes and write papers for students, raising new concerns about cheating and the value of online degrees.

Caltech researchers built a wearable patch that reads cholesterol and triglyceride levels continuously using sweat without needles or lab visits.

Apple has moved the iPhone X and 15-inch 2018 MacBook Pro to its obsolete list, ending official hardware service and parts ordering for both devices.

Apple TV has added a collection of classic and popular movies to its streaming library, including films such as Arrival, The Martian, Gone Girl and E.T.

Microsoft's Copilot apps are combining into a single experience, with Podcasts, Deep Research, and Group Chat being retired along the way.

The 2027 Rivian R1S finally offers optional captain's chairs, while the whole R1 lineup gets simplified trims and a fresh Esker Silver paint option.

WhatsApp's new Scam Alert feature uses on-device AI to flag suspicious messages, keeping your private conversations fully unread by Meta.

Nvidia's GeForce NOW native Linux app exited beta after seven months, adding faster streaming, Chromebook support, and nine new cloud games.

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