Why Tech-Savvy Shoppers Are Buying Just Half A Macbook (On Purpose)
It might seem odd to hold onto or purposely buy half of a laptop, but there's a whole lot more to do with the remaining part of the device than you'd think.
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OpenAI's GPT-5 Models Leak On GitHub Ahead Of Official Reveal
GitHub accidentally leaked OpenAI's GPT-5 models ahead of their official announcement. Here's everything you need to know about this long-anticipated release.
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Google Now Lets You Create Illustrated AI Storybooks Inside The Gemini App
If you need a distraction for your kids, Google will now let you create 10-page, AI-generated storybooks in the Gemini app, complete with illustrations.
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Google Is So Confident In Its New AI Coding Agent, It's Going To Use It On Its Own Projects
Google's new AI coding agent Jules, powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro, is now available for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers to use.
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iOS 26 Hints At Bigger Apple Watch Ultra 3 Display, Plus 5 More Rumored Features
A mysterious image uncovered in the iOS 26 beta might have accidentally spoiled the larger size of the display on the Apple Watch Ultra 3.
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Microsoft's Autonomous AI Agent Might Detect Malware Without Human Assistance
Microsoft is developing an autonomous AI agent that is capable of sniffing out malware on its own, without the help of a human researcher.
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Delta Won't Use Your Data For AI Ticket Pricing, But Privacy Questions Linger
Delta claims that it won't use personal information when setting prices with the help of AI, but that doesn't explain how it plans to set dynamic prices.
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This Might Be The Easiest Way To Upgrade Your ChatGPT Prompts
ChatGPT can help you with many daily activities, including brainstorming. Using this prompt can help you with creating checklists and planning.
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WhatsApp Has A Master Plan To Lure Over iMessage Users
WhatsApp is already the most popular messaging platform on the planet, but a new feature in the works could convince even more people to switch.
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How To Revert The Swipe Direction For Switching Modes In The Camera App In iOS 26
One of the most confusing changes in iOS 26 was the direction of swiping to change modes in the Camera app, but Apple finally rolled out a fix.
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iPhone 17 Pro Case Leak Corroborates Some Design Changes, Dashes Others
If this leaked iPhone 17 Pro case is real, we have a much better idea of how Apple plans to change the design and what it's leaving alone.
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3 Ways To Clear The Cache On Your Android Phone
Is your phone running slower than it used to? Your phone might not be the problem, instead you should try clearing out the cache on your phone.
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Trump And Apple To Announce Additional $100 Billion Investment In U.S. Production
Apple will boost its investment in U.S. production to appease President Trump, but don't expect the iPhone to be manufactured here any time soon.
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Hackers Used An Infected Calendar Invite To Hack Gemini And Take Control Of A Smart Home
The dangers of AI are becoming increasingly apparent, as hackers found a way to use Google's Gemini chatbot to take over a stranger's smart home devices.
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iOS 26 Beta 5 Changes: Everything New In The Latest Build For iPhone
iOS 26 beta 5 was made available this week, bringing a number of interesting changes and fixes to the upcoming software update.
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The Easiest Way To Update Your Google Chromecast
If you're using a Chromecast device to stream things to your TV, you may be wondering if it needs to be updated. Here's when, and how, you should do this.
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Apple Is Developing The Ultimate Home Entertainment Bundle To Launch This Year
Reports suggest that Apple is still on track to launch a new Apple TV 4K this year alongside the third-generation HomePod smart speaker.
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Is MuteMe From Shark Tank Season 13 Still In Business?
Not every company has what it takes to get a deal from television's most famous angel investors. See how MuteMe fared after leaving the show with no offers.
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You Can Use Your Android Phone's USB-C Port To Watch Netflix On Your TV: Here's How
There's no doubt that USB-C is a big step up from previous iterations of the standard, you can even use it to output a high-def audio-visual signal.
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Google's New AI Agents Will Make Cloud Apps Smarter And Faster
At Google Cloud Next Tokyo 2025 this week, Google unveiled new AI agents that aim to help developers make their apps better, faster, and stronger.
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Apple Wants To Bring The M4 iPad Pro's OLED Display Panel To The iPhone
A new report suggests that Apple is interested in bringing the tandem-structure OLED panels of the M4 iPad Pro to the iPhone one day.
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Google's New Pixel 10 Ad Makes Fun Of Apple's Siri Failures
Google's new Pixel 10 ad targets Apple's struggles to release the iPhone features and upgrades it has been promising for the past two years.
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A YouTuber Tested The Galaxy Z Fold 7's Durability - Here's What Happened After 200,000 Folds
One YouTuber put Samsung's new Galaxy Z Fold 7 to the ultimate test by manually folding and unfolding the phone 200,000 times.
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Before Launching GPT-5, OpenAI Is Adding Mental Health Guardrails To ChatGPT
OpenAI is making ChatGPT smarter when it comes to addressing serious questions related to one's mental health and personal life decisions.
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Samsung's Mont Flex Teases The Future Of Foldable iPhones And Galaxy Phones
Samsung Display has revealed a new foldable display brand called Mont Flex, which might be the first piece of the iPhone Fold puzzle.
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New Images Appear To Show Off The iPhone 17 Air's Most Controversial Component
Potential leaked images of the battery for the iPhone 17 Air give us a close-up look at what might be the ultra-thin phone's biggest weakness.
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Pixel 10 Fold Pro And Pixel Watch 4 Won't Release Until October, New Reports Suggest
Google is just days away from revealing its Pixel 10 lineup, but new reports suggest its most exciting new models might be pushed back.
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