A New York City nightclub has banned smart glasses as concerns over discreet recording continue to spread, following similar restrictions across the UK.
Roborock's new Qrevo 2 Pro robot vacuum can leave its wet mop pads at the dock before moving onto carpet, while its dock handles much of the maintenance afterward.
RTX Spark is getting support for major PC games such as Apex Legends, F1 25, ARC Raiders, and THE FINALS, while Nvidia also tackles anti-cheat compatibility.
The new Legion Y700 Infinite fixes one of the biggest omissions on Lenovo’s gaming tablet with a 165Hz OLED display, but the battery is smaller than the one in the current Legion Tab Gen 5.
CD Projekt Red has confirmed a 2028 window for The Witcher 4, with The Witcher 3 returning first through the new Songs of the Past expansion next year.
An autonomous AI-guided drone has caused civilian deaths in Ukraine after selecting its own target, pushing the debate over AI weapons into far more serious territory.
A leaked CAD model suggests the Galaxy S27 Ultra could come in two sizes next year, although the smaller model may still turn out to be the rumored Galaxy S27 Pro.
Apple’s next iMac is expected before the end of the year with an M6 chip, but buyers waiting for OLED, a larger screen, or a major redesign may have to wait much longer.
Amazon has raised prices across several Echo, Kindle, Fire TV, and Eero devices as rising memory and storage costs continue to pressure consumer electronics.
Apple is cutting more than 200 jobs across its Vision Pro, Siri, and AI teams, with around 100 positions affected in the Vision Pro organization alone.
A newly public Meta patent describes how its smart glasses could identify people using AI facial recognition and use that information when creating media.
After a month of daily use, the MADE68 Ultra V2 impressed me with its gaming performance and software, but its typing feel ended up being the biggest surprise.
Booksellers across several countries are seeing unusual bulk orders for old and out-of-print books, and some suspect AI companies may be behind the buying spree.