How can businesses get real-time financial insights and visibility?
This post is brought to you in paid partnership with QuickBooks. Real-time financial insights give you an accurate, up-to-date picture of your business finances the moment you need them. When your reporting relies on end-of-month summaries or manually updated spreadsheets, you’re always making decisions based on yesterday’s numbers. For small businesses, that lag creates real […]
Apple leak prophesizes a Spatial iPhone with a holographic 3D screen. It’s about time!
A leak suggests Apple and Samsung are working on a Spatial iPhone with a holographic display that projects depth effects without glasses, targeting around 2030.
The INIU Pocket Rocket P50 is the Smallest Power Bank Your Pocket Actually Needs
Tired of carrying bulky power banks everywhere you go? The INIU Pocket Rocket P50 packs 10,000mAh and 45W fast charging into a macaron-sized design that fits right in your pocket, keeping you powered all day, without tangled cables or the need to hunt for outlets.
The Best Thunderbolt 5 Docks for Mac in 2026
Stop settling for docks that limit your Mac’s potential in giving a seamless desktop-grade experience every day. Rounding out the best Thunderbolt 5 docks for Mac in 2026, discover the leading docking stations that turn cable chaos into a powerful multi-display setup.
Netflix is testing its own voice search feature and it sounds less frustrating
Netflix is testing a native AI-powered voice search that lets you find shows by mood or vibe, with text-based results and no personalization yet.
Meta wants an AI agent to go Instagram shopping for you and pull the whole agent stunt
Meta is reportedly building AI tools that can complete everyday tasks, including an Instagram shopping assistant planned for late 2026.
Korea welcomes robotic buddhist monk at a real monastery. It’s a sign of things to come.
South Korea’s largest Buddhist order has introduced Gabi, a humanoid robot monk, raising fresh questions about how AI and robotics may fit into spiritual life.
The Xperia 1 VIII leak finally gives Sony some swagger
A colorful Xperia 1 VIII leak suggests Sony’s next flagship could finally have more personality, but rumored price and camera changes may decide whether the excitement lasts.
Bumble will end the pain of swipes on dating apps. We don’t know what comes next
Dating app Bumble is scrapping swiping and its women-first messaging rule, with CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd promising a revolutionary AI-driven replacement in 2026.
OpenAI’s Codex just moved into Chrome, where the useful work and the risks live
OpenAI’s Codex Chrome extension pushes the coding agent into signed-in browser work, making it more useful for real tasks while raising new questions about access, approvals, and agentic AI risk.
Google is launching an AI Health Coach. Here’s what it’s all about
Google Health Coach is an AI-powered personal wellness assistant launching May 19. Here's everything you need to know about its features, pricing, and availability.
This over-engineered smartwatch has two cameras and it morphs into an action cam
Huawei’s Watch Kids X1 Pro packs front and rear cameras, a detachable action-cam-style body, location tracking, video calls, and an 850mAh battery.
MacBook Neo was such a smash hit for Apple that it might soon treat you to a price hike
A depleted supply of binned A18 Pro chips and the DRAM price surge mean Apple may increase the MacBook Neo’s $599 price or drop the base configuration entirely.
Wearables aren’t mere privacy risks. Research warns of their hacking as a “ransomware for the body” threat
Wearables do more than track your steps. New research warns that hackers could exploit them to physically harm you, manipulate your emotions, or extort you entirely.
Asus’ utterly sleek ExpertBook Ultra lands in the US with an utterly baffling price tag
Asus’ ExpertBook Ultra brings a 14-inch tandem OLED screen, Intel Core Ultra Series 3 power, and enterprise security to the US for an eye-watering $3,599.99 price tag.
Nintendo is raising Switch 2 price in the US, but there’s still time left to snag one for less
Nintendo confirmed that the Switch 2 will rise from $449.99 to $499.99 in the US from September 1, alongside price hikes in Europe, Canada, and Japan.
Perplexity’s Personal Computer can work autonomously on your Mac, and it’s now available to all
Perplexity's new Mac app brings Personal Computer to your desktop, letting AI agents work through your local files, native apps, and the web, so you don't have to.
This new OpenAI voice update makes Siri and Alexa look like they need to go back to school
OpenAI launched three new audio models that can reason, translate across 70+ languages, and transcribe speech in real time, making voice a genuinely useful interface for developers.
ChatGPT now lets you name someone to check in if things get dark
ChatGPT can now alert someone you trust if things get serious. It is a simple feature, but it might be one of the most human things OpenAI has ever built into its chatbot.
Apple’s next AirPods could give Siri eyes, and they’re already being tested
AirPods with cameras sound wild, but they might be exactly what Siri needs to stop feeling stuck in the past.
Perplexity’s AI answering engine is not coming to Snapchat, after all
Snapchat has walked away from its Perplexity AI search plan, raising fresh questions about how much AI users actually want inside social apps.
Social media pals aren’t necessarily making you feel less lonely, finds research
New study of more than 1,500 adults found online connections with strangers were linked to higher loneliness, while real-life contacts offered no clear reduction.
I built a Mac app to track my bad posture with AirPods. I didn’t write a line of code.
Thanks to Claude, I built an app without any knowledge of programming. Not too long ago, it would have been a pipe-dream for someone like me to even imagine building my own personal software.
Fitbit is becoming Google Health, and it’s getting a bunch of wellness upgrades
The Fitbit app will automatically update to Google Health, bringing multimodal food logging, medical records integration, and Apple Health compatibility.
GTA 6’s production budget sounds so astronomical you will have a hard time believing it
Analysts are estimating that GTA 6 could cost between $1 billion and $1.5 billion, making it one of gaming’s most expensive projects ever.
Google’s Fitbit Air is a screenless $99 Whoop rival, and its core features don’t need a subscription
Google officially launched the Fitbit Air, a $99.99 screenless fitness band with a 7-day battery, heart rate, SpO2, and skin temperature sensors, with availability beginning from May 26, 2026.
Your coworker’s AI-built app might be leaking company secrets
New investigation has found thousands of AI-built web apps with weak or missing access controls, exposing medical records, company documents, chatbot logs, and financial data.
Android boss shoots down a Liquid Glass copyjob on Pixels, and that’s a relief
Google's Android Ecosystem president Sameer Samat has confirmed that Pixel devices will not adopt Apple's Liquid Glass design language, even as several Android OEMs copy the aesthetic.
The privacy nightmare of smart glasses turns real as victim filmed and extorted
A BBC investigation details how a woman was secretly filmed using smart glasses, with the video posted online before she was allegedly asked to pay for removal.
Spotify now lets AI agents like OpenClaw and Claude Code create Personal Podcasts for you
With Spotify's new tool, AI agents like OpenClaw, Claude Code, and OpenAI Codex can now turn your daily briefings, class notes, and travel plans into a listenable Personal Podcast.
This elusive Android tablet is the world’s thinnest and makes the iPad Pro look boring
Huawei's new MatePad Pro Max is only 4.7mm thin, making it the world's thinnest tablet. It packs a 50MP camera, six speakers, a 10,400 mAh battery, and a gorgeous OLED display.
A shocking study made me rethink how I use AI, and you should probably do that too
A new study finds that after just ten minutes of AI-assisted problem-solving, people performed worse and gave up more easily once the AI was gone. But the culprit isn't AI itself. It's how most people are using it.
You can now request songs from Spotify DJ in French, German, Italian, and Portuguese too
Spotify is expanding its DJ feature in beta to Premium users in over 75 markets and adding four new languages, French, so more listeners can make voice requests in their own language.
OnePlus picked a hell of a time to leak a monster phone
The OnePlus 16 is rumored to pack a 200MP zoom camera, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro chip, and massive battery as shutdown reports continue to cloud the brand’s future.
Mortal Kombat isn’t done ripping spines out yet
Ed Boon says NetherRealm is pursuing another Mortal Kombat game after Mortal Kombat 1, but the studio still hasn’t revealed a title, release window, platforms, or roster details.
Google pulls the plug on Project Mariner, the AI agent that browsed the web like a human
Google has shut down Project Mariner, the AI browser agent that navigated websites by processing screenshots in real time. Its core features are moving into the Gemini API and Gemini Agent.
Sketchy iPhone 18 Pro leak shows a smaller Face ID cutout on the screen
Fresh CAD renders suggest the iPhone 18 Pro will feature a Dynamic Island 25–35% smaller than the iPhone 17 Pro, with Apple reportedly moving the Face ID flood illuminator under the display.
Google responds to Chrome’s silent Gemini Nano install, stops short of addressing consent
Google Chrome VP and GM Parisa Tabriz has responded to backlash over Chrome's practice of silently downloading a 4GB Gemini Nano model onto user devices.