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iPhone 18 Pro hands-on: Variable aperture and stunning new colors
It doesn't fold, but it probably is the one most people will buy.
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Apple's iPhone 18 Pro camera innovations went well beyond megapixels and AI
While the iPhone Duo might make headlines, variable aperture and more control is more important to me than a foldable iPhone.
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Microsoft strikes deal with national teachers union to not use school data to train AI
In the absence of federal protections from AI, unions are stepping up.
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Apple announces the iPhone Duo, the company's first foldable phone
After years of rumors, we've entered a new era of the iPhone.
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Apple event 2026 live: Apple reveals the foldable iPhone Duo at today's 'Surprise and shine' keynote
Computer (rumors) says yes. The iPhone 18 Pro and Apple Watch Series 12 are also expected today.
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Anthropic users are taking the company to court over Max subscription terms
A new class-action lawsuit accuses Anthropic of misleading advertising about Claude usage with its top-tier plan.
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Lyft is now offering Waymo rides in Nashville
You can now get fully autonomous Waymo rides in Nashville through the Lyft app.
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Instacart now has its own AI assistant called Clementine
Instacart launches its own AI assistant that can make it easier to decide what to buy.
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How to take full advantage of Gemini when planning your next trip
You don't have to juggle all the little details of your next trip alone. Gemini, with it's Google parentage, can help you line it all up.
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US authorities accuse Chinese AI companies of industrial-scale campaigns to copy American models
The NSA, CISA and the FBI have accused DeepSeek, Moonshot and other Chinese AI companies of “distilling” American frontier AI models.
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The first and latest Star Wars films are coming to IMAX 70mm in 2027
The IMAX 70mm screening of 'Star Wars' will be a Holy Grail quest for fans of the original 1977 version.
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Suno trained its v6 AI music models with help from Warner and BMG
Suno's new AI music models are the formal start of the company's partnership with some big labels.
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Audio-Technica's new wireless ATH-AL5NC completes its open-back headphone lineup
The new AT cans offer great sound and convenience, even if they can't be truly noise-cancelling.
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The foldable iPhone will reportedly be called 'Duo' and cost $2,000
Apple's foldable iPhone may not be called the 'Fold' or 'Ultra' as was expected.
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Is there any benefit to restarting your PC regularly?
Rebooting your PC regularly is old advice, but how important is this today? And how often do you really need to restart?
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What's going on with OpenAI and the Navier-Stokes controversy?
Artificial intelligence has solved a major mathematics problem, but credit for the accomplishment is murky.
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The rise in drive prices is being driven by AI and even HDDs can't hide
SSDs are preferable for many reasons, but with storage prices skyrocketing, there are some scenarios where opting for an HDD makes more sense.
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How to reboot your Samsung Galaxy tablet
There are several methods for restarting your Samsung Galaxy tablet, and most of them keep your data and apps.
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Threads is overhauling its in-app analytics with more details, except for link clicks
The insights section of the Threads app now surfaces AI summaries and contextual info about post performance.
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Chrome will now release updates every two weeks to better tackle security threats
Chrome will start releasing new versions of its stable browser more frequently.
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Nintendo is releasing a 40th anniversary Legend of Zelda Switch 2 on October 29
No, the Zelda anniversary edition Switch 2 doesn't come with a copy of Ocarina of Time.
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What is a dual-band router and why is it important for good Wi-Fi?
Modern routers have two or more bands, but what's the purpose of a dual-band router? Here's what it does and why it matters.
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How to let Claude send emails for you
If you're interested in trying out Claude's Gmail capabilities but are worried it will make mistakes, just tell it to ask for approval before doing anything.
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What is considered good speed for home internet and how can you test it?
The speed of your downloads, uploads and ping are affected by several variables. Let's measure your internet speed and see if we can improve it.
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The CarPlay settings you may want to change after setting it up
Apple's CarPlay works great with its default settings, but you can make a few changes personalized to your habits.
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The best things I saw at IFA 2026
The concept PCs, cameras, chargers and more than caught our attention in Berlin.
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How to right-click on a MacBook
Right-clicking, or "secondary clicking," has many uses, but it's not always obvious how to do it on a MacBook.
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