What Does The PC Brand Name Asus Stand For?
Asus is one of the biggest gaming PC brands on the planet, but do you know what the name actually means? We're here to tell you about its history.
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Samsung Might Tap Perplexity And Other AI Assistants For Galaxy S26
Gemini has been the default AI companion on Samsung's phone for years, but the company says that might change with the Galaxy S26.
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Meta's AI Has Shown Impressively Terrifying Signs Of Self-Improvement
If you thought AI was scary before, wait until you read Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's message about Meta AI improving on its own.
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Spotify's New Age Verification System Could Cost You Your Account
Spotify has implemented a new age verification system, and if you don't use it, you might get locked out of your account forever.
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Uber Eats Will Use AI To Make Restaurant Food Photos Look Better Than They Are
Uber Eats is going to start using AI to enhance images of food that restaurants publish, which might result in misleading photos.
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Even Scammers Are Turning To AI To Negotiate With Victims
As useful as AI might be for researching topics or answering questions, scammers have also started using it to negotiate with their victims.
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Thinking Machines Lab AI Engineers Refused Meta's $1 Billion Hiring Offers
AI engineers at Thinking Machines Lab were reportedly offered up to $1 billion to work at Meta, but so far, all of them have refused.
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Google Will Use AI To Determine If You're A Teen, And That's A Bit Creepy
Google and YouTube are going to start using AI to determine whether or not users are underage, and we're more than a bit creeped out.
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How To Find Out Who's Calling You From A Private Or Unknown Number
Sometimes, we get a call from a number we don't know, and the person doesn't leave a voicemail. Or they do, but it sounds like it might be a scam caller.
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iOS 18.6 Patches Zero-Day Flaw Exploited In Chrome Attacks
If you haven't installed iOS 18.6 on your iPhone yet, it's time to do so, because it patches a zero-day flaw that could cause serious damage.
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Think Twice Before Scanning QR Codes: New 'Quishing' Scams Are Tricking Millions
A new form of scam called "quishing" is making the rounds as bad actors hide malicious links in QR codes scattered around in public.
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Adobe Wants You To Use Firefly AI To Complete An Artist's Unfinished Film
Adobe partnered with a creator to make an AI video titled "The Unfinished Film," inviting others to change it however they want using the Firefly AI app.
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ChatGPT's Study Mode Only Works If You Stop Cheating
ChatGPT now has a dedicated Study Mode, but students are going to have to stop using AI to cheat on tests and homework to get any use out of it.
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Proton Launches New Two-Factor Authentication App
If you're looking for an open-source, privacy-first two-factor authentication app, look no further than the new Proton Authenticator.
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Security Researchers Found A Serious Vulnerability In A Popular Vibe Coding Platform
Base44 is one of the most popular AI-powered vibe coding platforms on the market, but researchers uncovered a serious vulnerability users should know about.
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iPhone 17 Price Hikes Are Starting To Look All But Inevitable
Yet another report indicates that Apple will be raising the prices of the iPhone 17 models set to launch this fall due to tariffs and more.
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New Leak Gives Us Our Best Look Yet At Every iPhone 17 Color
Leaks have already spoiled all of the colors for the iPhone 17 lineup, but this new photo of dummy units gives us our best look at them yet.
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How To Program A GE Universal Remote With Or Without Codes
If you own a GE universal remote but aren't sure how to get it to pair with your TV or device of choice, we've got just the guide for you.
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Google Pixel 10 Prices Leak Weeks Ahead Of Official Reveal
Google doesn't plan to officially reveal the Pixel 10 series until August 20, but a new leak seemingly spoiled the prices for every model.
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New Report Predicts A More Reasonable Price For Apple's First Foldable iPhone
We know that Apple's first foldable iPhone is going to be expensive, but a new report suggests it might not completely break the bank.
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Apple Blasts Department Of Justice Over iPhone Monopoly Lawsuit
Apple's battle with the DOJ continues as the company denies allegations of being a monopoly and using its power to stamp out the competition.
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Here's How HomePod Software 26 Is Going To Upgrade Your Smart Speaker
Apple hasn't said much about the HomePod lately, but now we know that HomePod Software 26 is going to add a few interesting new features.
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GPT-5 Launch Might Be Imminent: More Leaks Detail Some Of The New AI's Main Features
GPT-5 has been leaking for weeks, but the latest reports indicate that the launch of ChatGPT's major model upgrade could be days away.
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5 Gadgets That Make Working From Home Way Easier
Whether you work from home a few days a month or five days a week, these five gadgets will make your life much easier when you clock in for the day.
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Google Finally Starts Rolling Out Video Overviews In NotebookLM
NotebookLM continues to expand and evolve with Video Overviews, which bring a new visual component to the powerful AI research tool.
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Leaked iMac Prototype Reveals Apple Almost Slapped Its Logo On The Front
Apple refrained from putting its logo underneath the screen of the latest iMac model, but a leaked prototype shows the company considered it.
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5 Things You Should Never Ask ChatGPT To Do
ChatGPT can be an incredibly useful resource, but there are certain things you shouldn't depend on the chatbot to help you with.
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