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Half of social media child safety features don't work, report claims
A new report found half of social media safety features intended to keep children safe online do not work as claimed.
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WhatsApp introduces usernames so you can chat without phone numbers
WhatsApp is launching usernames later this year, but you can reserve yours starting this week.
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Don't like Gemini? Here's how to roll back to Google Assistant on your Android phone
Want to go back to your ex... AI assistant? We don't blame you. Take these steps to get Google Assistant back after your fling with Gemini.
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Comcast spins off NBCUniversal as it exits media entirely
Comcast plans to spin out NBCUniversal and leave the entertainment business.
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Google reportedly capped Meta's use of Gemini AI for coding and chatbots
Google was forced to cap Meta's use of Gemini AI due to a lack of capacity.
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DJI's Osmo Pocket 4P promises 17 stops of dynamic range
DJI's Osmo Pocket 4P introduces a new D-Log2 format and promises 17 stops of dynamic range.
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5 easy ways to get more range out of your EV
These little tricks will help you spend more time driving instead of charging.
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Australia doubles the maximum penalty for its social media ban
The fine can now potentially hit 99 million AUD, or $68 million.
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Mesh Wi-Fi or a range extender? Here's how to know which one you actually need
Wi-Fi extenders are cheap, but come with distinct drawbacks.
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Tesla settles lawsuit over fatal pedestrian crash involving Full Self-Driving
The lawsuit dates back to a deadly incident in Arizona in 2023.
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The Kindle app for iOS has features your aging Kindle doesn't
Amazon’s Kindle AI features help you read beyond the lines, so long as you have the right ereader.
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Uber expands US driver background checks after sexual assault lawsuits
Uber is adopting a more stringent background check process for drivers and couriers in the US.
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OpenAI launches a limited preview of GPT-5.6 for a 'small group of trusted partners'
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 comes in three variants, including its most powerful and its most affordable models yet.
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Anthropic gets US government's permission to redeploy its Mythos cybersecurity AI model
Anthropic is restoring select organizations’ access to Mythos after getting permission from the US government.
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Is your phone charger wasting electricity when it's not charging?
Homes with many phone chargers pay more even when they're not using them.
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What to expect at the next Samsung Galaxy Unpacked
Foldables, watches and glasses could be on the way from Samsung.
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Samsung will start charging for SmartThings API access
Samsung will start charging for SmartThings API access.
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Volkswagen reportedly plans to cut 100,000 jobs
Volkswagen reportedly plans to cut 100,000 jobs.
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Australia's social media ban may not be that effective, study finds
A study finds that Australia’s social media ban hasn’t been that effective due to self-declared age verification checks.
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The Morning After: Prices rocket up on Xboxes, MacBooks, iPads and more
This week, we've been hit with major price hikes from major players, including Microsoft and Apple.
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'Careless People' author accuses Meta of 'punishing' whistleblower
The author of a tell-all book says Meta is using her as an example to deter future whistleblowers.
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California launches tracker for AI-related job losses
California governor Gavin Newsom worked with the state’s employment department to roll out an AI job loss tracker.
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OpenAI will initially only release ChatGPT 5.6 to government-approved customers
So much for voluntary review.
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The most popular Grok feature is, apparently, exactly what you think
NSFW uses account for "well over half" of traffic, a new report says.
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Commodore has dropped the price of its retro phone by $100 ahead of preorders
A refreshing direction for a price change.
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Spain will require carriers to keep mobile networks live during power outages
Spain's mobile networks will need to stay live for at least four hours during power outages, per new rules.
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