The Motorola Edge 70 Max leak just exposed a much more ambitious phone than expected
The Motorola Edge 70 Max has leaked ahead of launch, revealing its premium design, three colors, huge 7,100mAh battery, magnetic wireless charging, and flagship-level hardware.
Copilot could soon help diagnose issues with your PC
Microsoft is testing a new Copilot feature called PC Insights that will help users diagnose problems with their PC using natural language prompts.
Google’s next foldable just leaked in its most elegant color yet
Google’s Pixel 11 Pro Fold has appeared in a classy new Pine finish, accompanied by a slimmer body and a cleaner version of its familiar camera island.
I wouldn’t have recommended this Nintendo Switch 2 accessory before, but this deal changes everything
GameStop just dropped the Nintendo Switch 2 Camera to its lowest price yet, making the once-pricey accessory much easier to recommend.
OpenAI just took the handcuffs off your ChatGPT Work and Codex usage limits, at least for now
OpenAI is temporarily removing the 5 hour usage limit for Plus, Business, and Pro users across Codex and ChatGPT Work, and making GPT 5.6 Sol more efficient so your usage goes further.
I lived with a liquid-cooled gaming phone, and it rarely let me down in everyday life
The Red Magic 11S Pro can run demanding PC games, yet its battery, display, charging, and everyday reliability are just as important outside of gaming.
This app gives your Mac a music player you’ll actually enjoy using
Liqoria is a Mac music player that works with Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube, and more. It gives you floating, menu bar, Dock, and Lock Screen players in a single app.
Anthropic is giving away Claude Fable 5 at no extra cost for a limited time
Anthropic is offering paid Claude subscribers free access to Claude Fable 5 until July 19, after which continued use will require separate usage credits.
Scammers are now cloning trusted news websites to steal your money
Cybercriminals are cloning trusted news websites using AI-generated content to promote fake investment schemes, making it harder than ever to distinguish legitimate journalism from scams.
This floating AI robot looks like it escaped a Studio Ghibli film, and that’s exactly the point
Researchers have unveiled a floating AI robot inspired by Studio Ghibli that glides silently through the air, offering a safer and more approachable vision for future AI companions.
The days of unrestricted social media for children may be coming to an end
Governments worldwide are introducing or considering social media bans for children, as concerns over mental health, online safety, and addictive algorithms continue to reshape digital policy.
Christopher Nolan’s personal take on smartphones is surprisingly practical
Christopher Nolan says avoiding smartphones helps protect the quiet moments where his best ideas emerge, even if living without one has become increasingly inconvenient.
Microsoft wants Windows 11 and your phone to become best friends
For years, Phone Link has felt like that one app everyone knows exists but rarely remembers to open. Microsoft apparently wants to change that. According to a report from Windows Central, the company is working on a major overhaul of how smartphones integrate with Windows 11, making phones feel like a native part of the […]
What are Copilot+ PCs? Everything you need to know
Copilot+ PCs promise smarter Windows search, local AI tools, and longer battery life, though the badge comes with strict hardware rules and several important caveats.
ASUS expands its ProArt lineup with a compact keyboard and a smart creator mouse
ASUS has expanded its ProArt ecosystem with the new ProArt Keyboard KD300 and ProArt Mouse MD301, bringing creator-focused features, compact design, and multi-device connectivity to professionals.
Apple’s M7 Ultra could take on Nvidia Blackwell with a staggering 1.5TB of memory
Apple's M7 Ultra chip could feature up to 1.5TB of unified memory, reportedly bringing AI performance closer to Nvidia Blackwell while powering future Macs and Apple Intelligence servers.
The Apple Car may be dead, but it became the foundation of Apple Intelligence
Apple's canceled self-driving car project reportedly became the technological foundation for Apple Intelligence, helping create the Neural Engine and the AI hardware powering today's iPhones, Macs, and Apple AI servers.
I randomly discovered a macOS toolkit and it single-handedly boosted my Mac workflow
Supercharge fixes the small macOS annoyances that have bugged Mac users for years. From one-click DMG installs to app shortcuts and a smarter Finder menu, here are the tweaks that changed how I use my Mac.
Apple could launch two new Apple Pencils next spring alongside the iPad Pro
Apple is reportedly preparing two new Apple Pencil models for next spring, including a refreshed Apple Pencil Pro and an updated USB-C Apple Pencil, expected to launch alongside the next-generation iPad Pro.
The Pixel 11 is almost here, and these are the 3 upgrades I’m begging Google to make
The Pixel 11 is just around the corner, and Google has a chance to fix three long-standing issues that have held the Pixel experience back for years.
What is Copilot? Everything you need to know about Microsoft’s AI assistant
Microsoft Copilot now covers everything from free AI chat to Office tools and GPT-5.6-powered work features, so here’s how its many versions fit together.
I tried to parody the most absurd AI products, but the tech industry beat me to it
I tried inventing AI gadgets too absurd for the tech industry. Then I found toothbrushes, litter boxes, headphones, and appliances that had already beaten me there.
I spent a fortune on a Copilot+ PC, and I’ve barely ever touched Microsoft’s AI
My Copilot+ PC has dedicated AI hardware and its own Copilot key, yet Microsoft’s assistant has barely earned a place in my daily workflow.
I bought into a brighter future, but my digital life bills monthly subscriptions
Modern life runs on subscriptions that are often useful, reasonable, and increasingly difficult to live without. The future arrived, but apparently we’ll need to keep paying monthly to use it.
5 reasons I keep coming back to Apple Reminders despite paying for premium task managers
Despite paying for Things 3, Todoist, and OmniFocus, I keep returning to Apple Reminders. Here are 5 reasons this free app still beats premium task managers for everyday use.
What happens when AI detectors fail? Researchers say we must be trained to spot fake AI faces
AI detectors are struggling against increasingly realistic deepfakes. Researchers say people can dramatically improve their ability to identify fake AI faces through structured training and pattern recognition.
Your next song could soon carry an AI warning label, and the music industry is all for it
The music industry wants Spotify and Apple Music to label AI-generated songs, giving listeners greater transparency as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly common in music production.
Volkswagen’s ID. Unyx 09 just leaked, and it’s the kind of EV I want to see in the US
Volkswagen's ID. Unyx 09 has been exposed in China's MIIT regulatory database ahead of its H2 2026 launch.
China’s answer to SpaceX’s reusable rockets literally catches boosters in a net
China launched and recovered the Long March 10B first stage on July 10 using a cable net on a sea-based vessel.
Galaxy Watch 9 and Ultra 2 may arrive on July 22, and this new leak leaves little to the imagination
A new leak has revealed the processors, batteries, storage configurations, connectivity features, and possible prices of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Watches.
China’s GWM is making a Beetle lookalike EV, and it somehow looks better
GWM has upgraded its Beetle-inspired Ora Ballet Cat with a more powerful electric motor, a higher top speed, and a possible new name as it prepares the EV for a relaunch.
The FCC’s latest crackdown could put more than DJI drones at risk in the US
The FCC is reportedly cracking down on companies with ties to DJI, a move that could make it harder for future DJI cameras and drones to reach the US.
Researchers hid a prompt injection inside a PNG, and AI fell for it
A seemingly harmless PNG image could fool AI coding assistants into exposing sensitive data, according to new security research.
AI has already fallen into the wrong hands and they’re using it to make bombs
Researchers say popular AI tools have reportedly been misused by terrorist groups despite built-in safeguards, highlighting the darker side of generative AI.
Google’s new Magic Pointer Play Store listing reveals a Gemini shortcut built for Googlebooks
Google’s newly surfaced Magic Pointer listing reveals a Gemini-powered cursor for Googlebooks, but incompatible Android devices mean the feature remains an early preview rather than something consumers can try today.
You can stop using AI, but this new report says you probably can’t escape it
A new UK survey finds that people are deliberately limiting AI use, even as most believe avoiding AI exposure has become difficult or impossible.
The face on an AI interviewer may matter as much as the decision it makes
Applicants reacted differently to identical AI hiring rejections depending on the avatar’s race and gender, suggesting that fairness problems can begin with interface design before anyone examines the algorithm.
Google may finally ditch Samsung’s modem in the Pixel 11, and Tensor G6 could be better for it
Google’s Pixel 11 FCC paperwork contains a MediaTek reference, suggesting Tensor G6 may abandon Samsung’s Exynos modem in pursuit of better battery efficiency and stronger everyday connectivity.