Spotify wants you to explore music like never before with SongDNA
Spotify has launched SongDNA in beta, a feature that maps connections between songs, artists, and samples for deeper music discovery.
I see Galaxy S26’s AirDrop support as progress, but I just don’t think it changes much
Samsung supporting AirDrop the Galaxy S26 is the kind of upgrade people will appreciate instantly and buy a phone for almost never.
Playing with AI: My Sweet 16 is still pretty sweet
(NOTE: This article is part of an ongoing series documenting an experiment with using AI to fill the NCAA brackets and see how it fares against years of human experience. The original article is as follows.) After the first two rounds, I am at the top of both my friends’ pool with sixty entries and my […]
Ultrahuman Ring PRO is back in the US, and it makes every other smart ring look overpriced
Ultrahuman Ring PRO is back in the US with 45-day battery life, no mandatory subscription, and early bird pricing starting at $349.
TCL X11L Review: An impressive blend of display excellence and surprisingly great audio
If you are in the market for a large, premium television and you want the best picture quality that Mini-LED can currently offer, then the TCL X11L deserves serious consideration
Gemini avatar lets you appear in AI content without filming yourself
Google may soon let you create a reusable 3D avatar inside Gemini, allowing you to insert yourself into AI-generated images and videos without constant selfies, signaling a shift toward faster and more consistent content creation.
Oura Ring 5 leak gives you an early look at its biggest changes
An early Oura Ring 5 leak reveals a refined design, new Deep Rose color, and improved sensors, giving a preview of what to expect ahead of its expected late 2027 release.
Claude can now autonomously handle chores on your PC without any fussy OpenClaw setup
Claude can now use your computer on your behalf, clicking, scrolling, and navigating apps to complete tasks while you focus on other things. No complicated setup required.
Android Auto connection issues leave Pixel and Samsung users stuck
Android Auto connection issues are hitting Pixel and Samsung users, with widespread reports of failed or unstable connections. A recent update or Android 16 feature may be involved, but no fix is available yet.
This new OnePlus phone could kill battery anxiety for good
A 9000mAh battery and fast charging could make the OnePlus Nord 6 a standout for endurance, but real-world results will decide if it truly changes expectations in the midrange segment.
The US government just banned all foreign-made Wi-Fi routers
The FCC has added all foreign-made routers to its national security "Covered List," meaning no new foreign-produced routers can be sold in the US.
LG’s next-gen 120Hz display promises a huge jump in laptop battery life
LG Display has started mass production of a laptop panel that automatically drops to 1Hz when your screen is idle, delivering up to 48% better battery life.
Your iPhone could be at risk if it’s not updated
A leaked exploit kit capable of hacking iPhones is now public, potentially putting millions of devices at risk—especially those running outdated software versions.
RAI’s amazing Roadrunner robot leaves humanoids behind
The robot's ease of movement is sure to surprise.
After telling players to refund, Crimson Desert will support Intel Arc
Following backlash for excluding Intel Arc GPUs, Crimson Desert developers now say support and optimization are officially on the way.
Samsung will soon let you control smart home devices from your car’s dashboard
Samsung SmartThings now lets Hyundai and Kia drivers control home appliances from their car's dashboard. Here's how it works and what it means for connected living.
Apple apparently has a new entry-level iPad ready for launch in a few months
Apple's entry-level iPad is set to get its biggest upgrade in years with the A18 chip and Apple Intelligence support, expected by May 2026.
You may start seeing ads in ChatGPT but brands aren’t sure they work
OpenAI’s early ChatGPT ads are raising concerns as advertisers struggle to measure performance.
Apple finally takes the Google Maps route to ads in Maps
Apple Maps is getting ads. Businesses will soon pay for top search placement, powered by AI. Here's what it means for your daily navigation and Apple's growing services empire.
Apple just set the date for WWDC 2026, its biggest software event of the year
Apple has confirmed WWDC 2026 kicks off on June 8. Expect iOS 27, macOS 27, and a Gemini-powered Siri upgrade, all revealed at Apple's biggest software event of the year.
iPhone Air is dramatically outselling Samsung’s thin phone, and even Apple’s retired Plus model
New data shows the iPhone Air more than doubled the Plus model's sales share and is outselling Samsung's Galaxy S25 Edge 3-to-1 in the US.
INIU Pocket Rocket P50 Powers Spring Adventures With Ultra-Compact Fast Charging
Spring is the season of movement. It’s when weekend plans stretch a little longer, city escapes become more frequent, and outdoor adventures feel irresistible again. But as lifestyles become more mobile, one small inconvenience continues to follow – running out of battery at the worst possible moment. INIU’s latest Spring Sale campaign aims to solve […]
Laifen Spring Sale 2026: Upgrade Your Grooming Routine With Smart Tech And Big Discounts
Laifen is kicking off its Spring Sale 2026 with compelling discounts across its personal care lineup, making it one of the best times to upgrade your daily routine. Running from March 21 to March 31, 2026, the sale brings price cuts of up to 25% off, alongside additional savings on Amazon through exclusive coupon codes. […]
The memory crisis might bring back expandable storage on phones
As RAM and storage prices surge, smartphone brands may look to hybrid storage solutions like microSD cards to keep costs under control.
Scientists demonstrate underground wireless communication, even through stony bedrock
Korean researchers successfully transmitted voice signals 100 meters underground using magnetic fields, a world first that could transform rescue operations and underground communication forever.
Beyond the Boundary Wire: How Yardcare and the New N1600PRO are Leading the Robotic Mower Revolution
Yardcare can end your exhausting manual mowing right now. Introducing the N1600PRO, the smart wire-free lawnmower has a precise offer for homeowners looking to tap into smart upgrade. With RTK + Vision navigation along the intelligent app control, this robotic mower can deliver a perfectly trimmed outdoor space without spending hours.
Nvidia DLSS 5 might be the future of graphics, and I still want a giant “Off” button
DLSS 5 might be the biggest leap in real-time graphics in years, but its AI-filter look, compute cost, and intent risks are hard to ignore.
Sharing files on Galaxy S26 just got simpler with AirDrop support
Samsung brings AirDrop-style sharing to Galaxy S26 with a global Quick Share rollout starting March 23.
OnePlus rumored to exit the US and European markets… again
Fresh reports claim OnePlus may scale back or exit Western markets, signaling a possible shift toward focusing on Asia.
GrapheneOS takes a hard line on privacy, no ID checks anywhere
GrapheneOS is holding firm against global ID rules, keeping its no-account policy even if that limits access in some regions, trading convenience and availability for stronger privacy protections.
The Galaxy S27 Ultra may skip major S Pen upgrades despite Samsung’s ongoing work
Samsung is reportedly working on its next-gen S Pen technology, but a new report suggests it may not arrive with the Galaxy S27 Ultra.
Human therapists went on strike to protest AI counsellors replacing them
Are AI chatbots about to replace your therapist? 2,400 Kaiser Permanente mental health providers went on strike over exactly that fear.
US car buyers want what they can’t have: Chinese EVs
Rising EV prices in the US are pushing buyers to look at Chinese alternatives, even though tariffs and policy barriers keep them out of reach.
Elon Musk is building a TeraFab chip factory, and it’s unlike anything in the world
Elon Musk has announced TeraFab, a chip factory in Austin built as a joint venture between Tesla and SpaceX, to produce chips for powering its cars, humanoid robots, and spaceships.
Research finds AI summaries are better for learning, even if they can change your opinions
A Yale study found that people learned history better from AI-written summaries than human-written ones. The catch? AI-written content also quietly shifted their political opinions.
Watch this moonwalking humanoid robot impress with lifelike agility
The MIT of South Korea has just shared a video of a robot with incredible human-like movement.