EU rules push Nintendo toward replaceable battery design for Switch 2
Nintendo reportedly planning repair-friendly Switch 2 revision
Google experiments with AI-generated headlines in search results
Google is testing AI-generated headlines in Search, replacing publisher-written titles with rewritten versions, raising concerns about accuracy, transparency, and how news is presented to users.
Hisense opens XR10 pre-orders with $1,700 off and an HT Saturn included
Hisense's XR10 Triple Laser Projector is now available for pre-order. Pre-order before April 24 and save $1,700, plus get a free HT Saturn soundbar worth $1,299.
Amazon is giving smartphones a second try, and you can probably guess what it’s all about
Amazon is working on a new smartphone codenamed "Transformer." The AI-powered phone is designed to keep you connected to Alexa, Prime, and everything Amazon.
Adobe will let you create custom Firefly AI model on your own work and art style
Adobe’s Firefly now lets you create images in your own style using Custom Models, while also bringing video, editing tools, and multiple AI models into one platform.
Android Canary update brings big changes, but nothing is guaranteed
Android Canary 2603 introduces promising features like app lock and bubbles, but nothing is guaranteed to ship. Here’s what the latest experimental build reveals about Android’s direction and what to watch next.
Pixel Watch update issues could be skewing your daily activity data
Pixel Watch users report inflated steps, calories, and missing health data after the March 2026 update, raising concerns about tracking reliability and leaving many waiting for a fix.
AI mental health risks exposed as chatbots sometimes enable harm
A Stanford study finds AI chatbots sometimes enable violent or self-harm thoughts in rare cases, exposing gaps in crisis response and raising concerns about how safe these tools are for emotional support.
Adobe put an AI coworker for your edits in Photoshop, Express, and even Acrobat reader
Adobe is turning its creative apps into AI-powered coworkers. New chat-based tools and Project Moonlight let you describe edits in plain text, shifting Photoshop, Express, and Acrobat toward faster, more intuitive workflows.
Meta AI will assist with account issues on Instagram and Facebook. Let’s hope it works.
Meta is rolling out AI upgrades to Facebook and Instagram, including a support assistant and smarter moderation tools to make the apps safer and easier to use.
A terrific MacBook Air rival just made its debut, but you likely won’t be able to buy it
Xiaomi has just launched a new thin-and-light laptop with Intel's Panther Lake CPU, smooth OLED display, and 24GB RAM, but availability may keep it out of reach for many buyers.
ChatGPT might soon evolve into superapp with Atlas browser and Codex built-in
OpenAI's rumored superapp plans could merge ChatGPT, Codex, and its Atlas browser into a single platform, simplifying how users interact with AI tools.
AI mania is inflating used MacBook prices, and it’s a sign of what’s coming next
AI demand is driving up the prices of used MacBooks as users buy secondary devices to run tools like OpenClaw.
Perplexity unveils Perplexity Health, an AI tool to transform your scattered medical data into health insights
Perplexity Health connects your lab results, prescriptions, and wearable data in one place, giving you health answers that are backed by real medical sources.
Peek inside NASA’s Mars habitat where humans train for life on the red planet
Four volunteers are staying in isolation for more than a year.
This utterly simple fix can make buffering less frustrating while streaming videos online
Instead of freezing to buffer, videos could play slightly slower without you noticing, with research showing this approach feels smoother and less frustrating for most viewers.
Hisense’s new CanvasTV doubles as wall art, and it’s arriving in the US
Hisense’s new CanvasTV combines art-frame styling with 4K QLED visuals and 144Hz gaming support. And it's now releasing in the US.
Google is readying Gemini AI app for Mac with Desktop Intelligence
Google is testing a Gemini AI app for Mac with Desktop Intelligence, allowing it to access apps and on-screen content for smarter responses.
This startup will pay you $800 daily to work as an AI bully
Memvid’s ‘AI Bully’ job turns your everyday chatbot frustration into paid work, where you stress test AI by pushing chatbots until they fail, exposing how often they forget context and repeat mistakes.
Yet another global study says Instagram and Tiktok are bad for your mental health
A new global study from the World Happiness Report 2026 links heavy use of platforms like Instagram and TikTo to lower wellbeing.
Rivian is partnering with Uber to put thousands of robotaxis on the road
Uber and Rivian have announced a deal to deploy up to 50,000 fully autonomous R2 robotaxis across 25 cities in the US, Canada, and Europe by 2031.
Galaxy S26 Ultra’s 25W wireless charging might not work as advertised
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra introduces 25W wireless charging, but real-world compatibility issues mean you might not actually hit those speeds.
The VPN issues on your phone are apparently an unfixed Android 16 bug
Android 16 users may need to double-check their privacy
Microsoft PowerToys update is bringing three key upgrades to your Windows PC
Microsoft PowerToys 0.98 brings three major Windows upgrades — a rebuilt Keyboard Manager, Command Palette Dock, and improved CursorWrap for better productivity.
Samsung will rent you a Galaxy S26 Ultra at half the sticker price for a year
Samsung's Galaxy Forever lets Indian buyers use the S26 Ultra or S26 Plus for a year at half the price, with a no-questions-asked return or upgrade option built in.
AI is reviving Val Kilmer in the upcoming film “As Deep as the Grave”
As Deep as the Grave uses AI to restore Val Kilmer’s presence in a role written for him, with his family backing the decision despite ongoing debates around technology in filmmaking.
Nothing CEO Carl Pei says AI agents will replace your apps in near future
Nothing CEO Carl Pei thinks apps are headed for extinction. AI agents will soon know your intentions and act on them, no tapping, swiping, or app-hopping required.
Apple quietly fixes Family Sharing’s biggest flaw a decade after its launch
Apple just fixed a Family Sharing billing quirk that has been around since the feature launched in 2014.
You might have to wait months for Intel’s latest chips to appear in preferred brand laptops
Intel’s Core Ultra 200HX laptop CPUs are rolling out in waves, meaning some brands will get them months before others.
You’re getting a free VPN in Firefox, here’s why it matters
Firefox is adding a built-in free VPN with 50GB monthly data, aiming to solve trust issues around free privacy tools while keeping protection inside the browser.
Vivaldi browser gets a customizable immersive mode that I wish Safari or Chrome offered
Vivaldi 7.9 brings a more flexible full screen mode and better tab tiling. It is a step ahead of Chrome and Safari, especially if you want control over your browsing experience.
Hydrogen fuel cars never caught on, but it just might produce next-gen long range drones
Hydrogen never worked in cars, but researchers in Norway have built a drone that runs on it, swapping batteries for a fuel cell to handle long-range jobs like power line inspections.
Research says Barbie dolls beat tablets for your child’s development
Playing with dolls may help kids understand others better than tablets, with new research showing stronger gains in social reasoning and perspective-taking after weeks of pretend play at home.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer shows Galaxy Z Flip and a superhero budget problem
The Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer shows Peter Parker using a Galaxy Z Flip, raising questions about his “broke” persona.
The FBI is buying location data on Americans, here’s what it means
The FBI confirms it’s buying location data on Americans again, using data brokers to access movement history without a warrant, as lawmakers push to close a growing legal gap.
Your iPhone could be hacked just by visiting a website if you’re still running iOS 18
A powerful iPhone hacking tool was found embedded in regular websites, silently stealing passwords, messages, and photos. If you haven't updated to iOS 26, your phone could be at risk.
Quantum battery promises instantaneous refill and remote charging for your gadgets
Scientists have developed a quantum battery prototype that can charge almost instantly and may enable wireless, long-distance charging in the future.
AMD Medusa Point leak hints at more Zen 6 cores, higher cache, and performance boost
AMD’s Zen 6 “Medusa Point” laptop CPU has appeared in Geekbench, revealing a 10-core design and early performance details.