As if the plate wasn’t already full, AI is about to worsen the global e-waste crisis
AI growth could add up to 5 million metric tons of e-waste by 2030, as rapid hardware upgrades and data center expansion increase environmental impact.
iPhone 18 Pro leak predicts an eye-candy cool color option that you can already find on the Kindle
iPhone 18 Pro leak reveals a new Dark Cherry color, offering a premium, muted look similar to Kindle devices, alongside other subtle color options.
Steam is basically a PC gaming monopoly, so why isn’t anyone mad?
Open any gaming PC, and chances are the blue icon of Steam is sitting right there on the desktop. Not hidden, not optional, but almost expected. Over time, Steam has gone from being just another launcher to becoming the default storefront for PC gaming, almost like a built-in part of the experience. The Monopoly Nobody […]
iPhones take the global smartphone crown in 2026 as Google Pixels make a big leap
Apple leads global smartphone shipments in Q1 2026 with 21% share, while Google Pixel sees strong growth despite an overall market decline.
OpenAI faces investigation over ChatGPT concerns
Florida’s Attorney General has launched an investigation into OpenAI and ChatGPT, raising concerns over safety, misuse, and national security.
ChatGPT just got a $100 plan, and it’s not for everyone
OpenAI introduces a $100 ChatGPT Pro plan aimed at heavy users and Codex workflows, offering higher limits and advanced AI features.
Samsung just gave up on its own Messages app
Samsung will discontinue its Messages app in July 2026, pushing users to Google Messages and signaling a major shift in Android’s messaging ecosystem.
Why are astronauts using aging tech? NASA spaceflight expert has the answers
NASA explains why astronauts use older tech in space missions, prioritizing reliability, testing, and cost over cutting-edge hardware.
MIT experts come up with solution for a well-known 3D-printing fumble
MIT’s VisiPrint tool offers realistic previews of 3D-printed objects, helping reduce failed prints, material waste, and prototyping frustration.
Your Pixel 10 can now run Steam games offline (sort of)
GameNative 0.9.0 brings PowerVR GPU support to Pixel 10, enabling offline Steam game emulation and improved desktop-style gaming features.
I highly recommend these 3 must-play games this weekend across the PS5, Xbox, and PC
Some weekends are for comfort, others are for chaos. This one? A bit of both. Whether it’s revisiting a gaming icon that defined an era, diving into a massively upgraded open-world epic, or trying out this generation’s cult classic title set to leave Game Pass soon, this lineup has range. 1. Tomb Raider I-III Remastered […]
Your LinkedIn session might not be as private as you think
A new report claims LinkedIn scans over 6,000 Chrome extensions and collects device data using hidden scripts, raising major privacy concerns.
Can AI fix loneliness? The answer is… complicated
Studies show AI companions can reduce loneliness, but experts warn about emotional dependence and risks of replacing real human connections.
First smartphone with color e-ink and LCD just showed up
A new smartphone combines a color e-ink display with an LCD screen, offering better battery life and eye-friendly usage for reading and everyday tasks.
Apple pulled this AI app… and now it’s suddenly back
Apple has reinstated the Anything AI app after removing it over policy violations, following backlash and a clever iMessage workaround by developers.
Claude just shut the door on OpenClaw (unless you pay more)
Anthropic now charges extra for using Claude with OpenClaw, moving third-party access to pay-as-you-go and sparking backlash from power users.
Mercedes brings steer-by-wire to production cars, and it’s a big shift
Mercedes introduces steer-by-wire in the 2026 EQS, replacing mechanical steering with electronic controls and enabling a new driving and interior experience.
Perplexity’s privacy lawsuit bombshells will make you sweat about using the AI tool
Perplexity faces a lawsuit alleging its incognito mode shared user data with Google and Meta, raising serious concerns about AI chat privacy.
Samsung’s 2026 OLED TVs get a metal makeover with brightness and anti-glare upgrades
Samsung’s 2026 OLED TVs bring a metal design, higher brightness, and improved anti-glare tech, making them better suited for bright living rooms.
You can now talk to ChatGPT from your car thanks to CarPlay
ChatGPT is now available on Apple CarPlay via iOS 26.4, offering voice-only AI interactions for safer, hands-free use while driving.
You can finally access Google Photos on Samsung TVs
Google Photos is here on Samsung TVs, letting users access and relive memories directly on the big screen without casting.
Kia finally brings the entry-level EV3 SUV to the US market
Kia has officially unveiled the EV3 for the US, an entry-level electric SUV with up to 320 miles of range and a focus on affordability.
Sony Xperia 1 VIII leak shows a makeover that somehow feels uninspired
Leaked renders of the Sony Xperia 1 VIII reveal a redesigned camera module and punch-hole display, but the changes may feel underwhelming.
WhatsApp is logging users out of fake version created by spyware maker
WhatsApp has alerted users who installed a fake version of its app containing spyware, linked to a targeted surveillance campaign.
I’m fed up of the messy internet, but I finally found a cleanup tool that makes it readable
Textise is a simple web tool that converts cluttered webpages into clean, text-only versions, making online reading faster and distraction-free.
AI has a different kind of bias problem, but it’s an often repeated one
New research shows AI bias isn’t just in algorithms. Women are using AI less, receiving less support, and . falling behind in workplace adoption
Apple might create an AI app store for Siri’s next avatar
Apple’s AI strategy might be taking a very familiar turn, one that made the iPhone what it is today. As per Bloomberg’s recent report, Apple is working on a new “Extensions” system in iOS 27 that would allow third-party AI assistants to plug directly into Siri, including services like Google Gemini and Anthropic’s Claude. More […]
Smart glasses were already creepy, now they’re helping people cheat
AI-powered smart glasses are raising new concerns as users reportedly exploit them for exam cheating, alongside ongoing privacy fears.
AI is getting surprisingly good, but research says AI creativity is just a myth
New research suggests AI can match average human creativity, but true originality and top-level creativity remain uniquely human.
