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Ferrari’s first EV is here, and the Luce might be the brand’s most controversial car yet
Ferrari has unveiled the Luce, its first fully electric car, featuring 1,050HP, futuristic styling, advanced aerodynamics, and a design already dividing enthusiasts.
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HP’s new ZBook workstations are bringing AI chips, Blackwell GPUs, and eye-watering prices
HP has launched new ZBook workstation laptops featuring Ryzen AI processors, premium displays, and high-end configurations aimed at creators and professional users.
Nvidia’s N1X processor for laptops could be right around the corner
Lenovo has accidentally confirmed it is working on laptops powered by Nvidia's unannounced N1X chip. Here is everything you need to know about the chip that could shake up Windows gaming laptops.
Samsung’s next foldable phones could get a confusing name swap
A new leak suggests Samsung is flipping its Galaxy Z Fold naming, and the results are going to confuse a lot of buyers. Here is what we know so far.
HP’s new RTX 5070 laptop feels like the sweet spot between thin and bulky
HP has launched the new HyperX Omen 15 gaming laptop in the US, offering AMD and Intel variants paired with RTX 5070 graphics and a compact 15-inch design.
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X wants to stop creators from farming stolen viral clips for easy money
X is cracking down on repost accounts and content thieves by reducing payouts and shifting engagement credit back toward original creators.
Android might finally have an answer to the iPad mini, and with an OLED screen on top
Android has powerful compact tablets, but most are gaming devices. A leaked OnePlus OLED tablet could finally give the iPad mini a more mainstream rival.
Romantic AI bots continue to ruin lives, and the latest horror story is simply shocking
A disturbing new report details how a man’s emotional attachment to a customized AI chatbot spiraled into obsession, delusion, hospitalization, and financial ruin.
Rocket League is finally getting the overhaul fans never stopped asking for
After years of Rocket League 2 rumors, Psyonix has finally shown what the game’s future could look like.
Trump Mobile is investigating how the embarassing customer data leaked happened
Trump Mobile is investigating a potential customer data exposure after names, addresses, phone numbers, and preorder details were reportedly left accessible online.
It seems watchOS 27 will only polish your Apple Watch experience, but no new tricks
watchOS 27 is reportedly focusing on smaller refinements and stability improvements as Apple faces growing pressure from newer AI-focused wearable rivals.
China’s DeepSeek trims the price of its flagship AI model by 75%, and it could be a huge shift
DeepSeek’s massive 75% price cut on its flagship AI model could signal a major shift in the global AI race. Behind the scenes, Huawei’s growing AI chip ecosystem may be starting to reshape how cheaply powerful AI can actually run.
With iOS 27, Apple will finally let you try other casting options beyond AirPlay
Apple may allow third-party casting systems like Google Cast in iOS 27 as the company continues adapting to new European Union regulations.
iOS 27 could make it far easier to manage your AirPods
Apple may finally be preparing a long-overdue cleanup for the messy AirPods settings experience. And for users tired of digging through Bluetooth menus, the changes could feel surprisingly significant.
Corsair is putting Chinese RAM in mainstream market. It won’t quite end the crisis though
Chinese memory makers are pushing cheaper RAM and storage chips into the market, and major PC brands are starting to notice. The shift could eventually change hardware pricing in a big way — but not without complications first.
Apple’s anniversary edition iPhone appears in dreamy renders and I can’t wait for its 2027 debut
Apple’s rumored 20th anniversary iPhone is starting to sound far more ambitious than a routine yearly upgrade. If the latest leaks are accurate, 2027 could finally bring the futuristic redesign iPhone fans have been imagining for years.
Orbot Robotics’ space robot has four arms, but its Goro physique has a purpose
In microgravity, legs do not do much. Orbit Robotics’ Helios replaces them with four arms built for movement and station work.
A billionaire crypto bro will lead humanity to Mars atop Musk’s Starship
SpaceX’s first human trip toward Mars could be led by Chun Wang, a crypto billionaire with one private astronaut mission already behind him.
This “normal” USB cable secretly wants to be a hacking tool
A new Kickstarter project called Hacknect hides a Wi-Fi-enabled hacking and automation platform inside what appears to be an ordinary USB cable.
From moisture to electricity: Scientists show off how kitchen items can power wearables and smart home devices
A new biodegradable device made from gelatin, table salt, and activated charcoal can generate electricity from humidity in the air, opening new possibilities for battery-free wearable tech.
Starbucks kills AI manager tool because it wasn’t doing as good a job as a human
Starbucks is scrapping its AI-powered inventory tool across North America after the system reportedly struggled with frequent counting and labeling errors.
The police have entered the chat and they want social media bans for users under 16
UK police are done waiting for tech companies to act and are now pushing the government to block under-16s from unsafe platforms entirely.
Google is not killing your old and aging Chromecast, after all
Google says the casting issues affecting older Chromecast devices have now been resolved after users feared the company had quietly killed support for the aging hardware.
Social media is stealing your happiness one scroll at a time
The World Happiness Report found that the more time you spend on social media, the greater the loss to your well-being, and young people in the West are feeling it the most.
Google, Meta and Microsoft are getting worker data from sneaky bossware tools, report says
The software tracking your work hours may also be feeding data to Big Tech. A new Northeastern study shows how bossware is becoming a wider privacy problem.
The LiDAR sensor on your iPhone could soon let you see around corners
MIT researchers have demonstrated that consumer-grade LiDAR sensors can detect and track objects around corners. The hardware costs under $50, and the code is already publicly available.
Wildlife tracking just got a massive upgrade, and it’s coming from space
More than 10,000 rhinos have been poached in South Africa in 15 years. A new satellite system that tracks animal panic might finally give rangers the upper hand.
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