NotebookLM's Best Feature Is Finally Available On iOS And Android
NotebookLM has proven to be an incredibly popular AI tool for Android and iOS users, and now it's finally getting its most requested feature.
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Google Maps Just Made Walking In A New City A Whole Lot Easier
Thanks to a new Google Maps update, users will no longer need to keep checking looking their phones when walking around the city to learn more about the route.
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4 Popular iOS AI Features iPhone Users Can't Get Enough Of (According To Tim Cook)
During Apple's fiscal 2026 first‑quarter earnings call, CEO Tim Cook said many iPhone users adopted these AI features that rely on Apple Intelligence.
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Apple Reportedly Spent $2 Billion On An AI Company You've Never Heard Of
Apple's acquisition of Q.ai is its second priciest of all time, showing just how dedicated the company is to competing in the AI race.
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5 Big Changes That Are Coming To Smart TVs In 2026
Smart TVs just keep getting smarter with better technology, advanced features, and better pictures. 2026 will see five changes in Smart TV tech.
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China's Next-Gen Smart Glasses Aren't Just For Style
The new next-gen smart glasses coming from Chinese companies are certainly stylish, but that's not all they're meant for -- here's what they can do.
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5 Big Changes Coming To Google Chrome In 2026 (Whether You Like It Or Not)
Gemini in Chrome can browse the web on its own to perform tasks on your behalf and gets its own side panel -- here’s what else is new.
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Will 2026 Be The Most Expensive Year For Tech? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
It's fun to look forward to new gadgets and devices. But don't get too excited for new tech this year until you know how expensive it is going to be.
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China's Humanoid Robots Are Coming For The US Market
Though the U.S. has long been a leader in the tech field, Chinese companies been showing off advanced humanoid robots that American companies can't quite match.
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5 Useful Amazon Features You're Not Using (But Absolutely Should)
Amazon has some cool AI features that can help you make better buying decisions — you’re just probably not using them. Here are some you should be.
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China Will Receive Nvidia H200 Chips, But Only Under These Regulations
The U.S. and China have long engaged in trade wars. America will now allow the sale of Nvidia H200 chips to China, pending a set of regulations.
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China's Robotics Industry Is Doing A Lot More Than Military Projects
China has been making huge strides in the field of robotics. Naturally, they are pursuing military applications, but there are other uses developing as well.
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Robots Are Taking Over The Human Labor Industry, Starting With This Hyundai Facility
Robots performing human labor in factories has long been thought of as eventual. Hyundai is currently training robots to perform work at one of its facilities.
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Can You Use An Amazon Echo Dot Without Internet?
An Amazon Echo Dot is an extremely useful accessory to have at home or your office. However, what happens once you disconnect it from the internet?
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Amazon's AI 'Bee' Gadget Sounds Like A Privacy Nightmare - Here's Why
Amazon's Bee AI wearable promises convenient voice-focused features, but like most Amazon devices, the company's privacy record cannot be ignored.
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You May Not Actually Own Your Next Computer - Here's Why
Computer technology has evolved rapidly and continues to do so. It is now reaching a point, where users may not even own their computers anymore.
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What Is An AI TV? Here's What You Need To Know
While smart TVs have been around, the new buzzword is "AI TVs," which sport some new functionality alongside very familiar features from existing TVs.
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Say Goodbye To Generic Results: Here Comes The Personalized Google Search
You won’t have to explain your plans in detail every time you start a search, as AI Mode can connect to Gmail and Google Photos to offer personalized results.
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Will Humanoid Robots Take Over Your Smart Home?
Humanoid robots have been in development for years, but it may feel like they will never be accessible to regular users. There are a few reasons for that.
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Apple Might Be Making The First AI-Powered Wearable Actually Worth Using
A new report suggests Apple is working on an AI-powered wearable pin roughly the size of an AirTag with microphones, cameras, and a speaker.
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Say Goodbye To ChatGPT - New Siri Chatbot Will Soon Take Over Your iPhone
Apple is nearly ready to launch a more conversational Siri, but the company is also working to turn Siri into a full-fledged chatbot as part of iOS 27.
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China Is Cracking Down On Nvidia Graphics Cards (For Good Reasons)
The global market for AI is complicated, but that doesn't mean you'll be any less surprised when you find out why China might ban Nvidia graphics cards.
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Thinking About Upgrading To ChatGPT Plus? 5 Things You Need To Know
If you're thinking about upgrading to ChatGPT Plus from Free, there are several features you should first learn about and consider when making your decision.
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4 Ways Your Smart Home Gadgets Will Change In 2026
Smart home gadgets continue to evolve rapidly year by year; here are some new products and upgrades for your connected home that will emerge in 2026.
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Razer Revealed Its New AI Companion, Leaving Us With A Few Big Questions
Razer may be famous for its wide array of gaming peripherals, but its latest foray into AI-driven accessories has generated some serious controversy.
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Nvidia Will Soon Be Competing With Elon Musk's Tesla - Here's Why
One of Nvidia's biggest announcements at CES 2026 has put it in a direct tech clash with Tesla, a rivalry that will continue to unfold throughout the year.
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The 4 Coolest Tech Innovations From CES 2026 You Need To Check Out
With CES 2026 just wrapping up, there were several new technologies unveiled by various brands. Here are the coolest tech innovations to watch out for.
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