Sora Reaches 1M Downloads On iPhone Faster Than ChatGPT
OpenAI's latest video generator and social media app, Sora, seems to be a hit, as it has completed 1 million downloads on iOS faster than ChatGPT.
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Lakers Fans Might Have A Big Reason To Get An Apple Vision Pro In 2026
You might want to start saving up for an Apple Vision Pro headset if you're a Lakers fan, since this news might urge you to pick one up by next year.
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The Samsung Galaxy XR Headset Leaked In Full: Design, Specs And Features
The design, specs, and features of Samsung's Galaxy XR Headset have been leaked online, and it seems like a promising alternative to Apple's Vision Pro.
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Apple's Leadership Shake-Up Hints At Big Plans For Health+ In 2026
Apple's top leadership is set for some major shifts due to COO Jeff Williams' retirement, hinting at big moves for the upcoming Health+ subscription.
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Gemini Starts Rolling Out To Google Home Users In Early Access - Here's How To Sign Up
If you want to start interacting with Gemini to control your Google Home devices, here's how you can sign up to gain early access to the new features.
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Microsoft Is Giving The OneDrive App On Windows A Major AI-Themed Makeover
Microsoft has some big changes in store for the OneDrive app on Windows, including smarter AI-powered searches and a unified photos experience.
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Meta's Most Expensive Smart Glasses Are Virtually 'Unrepairable,' Says iFixit
The new Meta Ray-Ban Display AR glasses are incredible impressive, but according to iFixit, repairing them if they break is basically impossible.
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5 Best Uses For Your Android Phone's USB Port That Aren't Charging
Ever wondered what you could use your Android phone's USB port for other than charging? Here's a list of cool things you can do with the USB-C port.
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What iPadOS 26 Might Tell Us About Multitasking On The iPhone Fold
Apple has yet to announce its first foldable iPhone, but iPadOS 26 might give us some hints about how the device will handle multitasking.
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Google Maps May Soon Answer Conversational Questions Just Like Gemini
Google Maps appears to be one step closer to morphing into an AI chatbot, as Google is testing a new feature that allows for more conversational interactions.
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Next-Gen Nuclear Reactors Are Coming To The US According To Government Officials
The age of nuclear energy seemed to have come and gone, but the U.S. Department of Energy is determined to update and expand its nuclear reactors.
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AI Agentic Browser Dia Is Now Available To Download For All Mac Users
The Browser Comany's latest browser with agentic AI capabilities -- Dia -- is finally out of its beta stage and is available to download for all macOS users.
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iPhone Air Vs Galaxy S25 Edge: The Only Battery Life Test We Need
The iPhone Air and the Galaxy S25 Edge have gone through the same test to determine which of the ultra-thin handsets offers the best battery life.
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Thinking About Installing Solar Panels For Your Home? Here's What You Should Know First
Solar panel installation represents a significant investment for homeowners. Here's what you need to know before shelling out for your off-the-grid dream.
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Why The Nuclear Powered USS Nimitz Carrier's Retirement Is So Important
Nuclear power may be approaching a renaissance as energy needs worldwide continue to climb, but it wouldn't be possible without ships like the USS Nimitz.
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Gemini Enterprise Is Official: Gemini 2.5, Nano Banana, Veo 3, Agents, And More AI Tools For Work
Gemini Enterprise is the all-in-one tool for all your AI needs at the workplace: Access to AI agents and Google's Gemini 2.5, Nano Banana, and Veo 3 models.
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Will Apple Hold An October 2025 Event? Here's What We Know So Far
It's only been a month since Apple's September event, but an October event could unveil a variety of additional products. Here's everything we know so far.
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Galaxy S26 Ultra Apparently Comes In Vibrant Orange, The iPhone 17 Pro's Controversial Color
A purported leak suggests that Samsung has followed in Apple's footsteps by replicating the orange colorway chosen for the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max.
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Apple's Antitrust Clash With The EU May Be Coming To An End Soon
Apple has been locked in a heated battle with the EU's European Commission over the App Store, but a new report indicates a settlement in in sight.
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What Happened In California This October Will Forever Change The Way We Work With AI
Automated Decision Systems use AI to sort through job applications, but California is putting some much-needed guardrails on these AI tools.
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Apple Updates MagSafe Chargers To Address iPhone 17 'Scratchgate'
There have been a few legitimate iPhone controversies over the years, but the iPhone 17's Scratchgate doesn't appear to be one of them.
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Google's Latest AI Shopping Update Lets You Try On Shoes Without Leaving Your House
Google has given its AI shopping tools an upgrade, giving shoppers the ability to try on shoes from home by simply uploading a photo of themselves.
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5 Steam Deck Accessories You Can Get For Less Than $50
Upgrade your Steam Deck without breaking the bank. Discover 5 must-have accessories to enhance your gameplay and protect your device, all for under $50.
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Engineer Explains How Apple Secretly Fixed The iPhone 4's Antennagate Disaster
15 years after the Antennagate scandal that rocked the iPhone 4, an engineer has uncovered the tiny iOS 4.0.1 patch that resolved the issue.
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This High-Energy Apollo Laser Can Take Down 200 Drones
Drones have become increasingly more prevalent and dangerous when it comes to warfare, but this new invention might be able to take them down with ease.
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This Hidden iOS 26 Feature Lets You See An Extended Call History For Any iPhone Contact
iOS 26 is full of surprises, including a new feature that allows iPhone owners to see an extended call history with any of their contacts.
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Russia's New Jet-Powered Drone Is Immune To Electronic Warfare - Here's How
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is slowly but surely changing the face of aerial warfare with strides in drone technology and deployments.
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