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Norway will reportedly ban young kids from using AI in schools.
Bobby Prince, composer for Doom and other classic shooters, has died.
Not everyone wants a screen on their wrist.
Toy Story 5 introduces a tablet as a villain, but it's also smart enough to realize tech isn't always bad. Parents just need to step up.
Luca Guadagnino's Sam Altman biopic has to find a new studio after Amazon dropped it.
In an update, Valve says it may not ship some Steam Controller orders until next year.
With 416 horsepower, a 31-inch 8K screen and Dolby Atmos, Benz's electric Grand Limousine might just make minivans cool.
Rivian is being sued over the self-driving capabilities of its early vehicles, or lack thereof.
Instagram carousels can now be up to 20 slides with 20 unique captions.
Apple TV will show Formula 1's Australia Grand Prix for free, even to non-subscribers.
Akai updates the MPC One and Key 37 with better processors, additional RAM and more storage.
Now bring back the Microsoft Zune, I double dare you.
XGIMI's MemoMind One is a good pair of smart glasses blighted by a creepy AI that spies on you.
Ultrahuman's M2 Live uses Abbott's cheaper Lingo sensors to help keep track of your blood sugar.
Adobe has added its Firefly AI tool to some of its most important apps.
In a Truth Social post, Trump said Apple and Intel have already finalized an agreement to manufacture chips for the former's devices stateside.
Waymo is recalling over 3,800 of its self-driving taxis due to a software issue that could cause them to enter closed freeway construction zones at speed.
Sennheiser joins the open-ear earbud craze with its first clip-on design.
VSCO's new Studio Pro app can batch edit photos and match the style of a reference image.
Midjourney has announced its first hardware project, and it can do more than make cute AI pet photos.
RAMaggedon claims another one.
The ultralight may become a permanent fixture in Apple's smartphone lineup.
Epic Games is making generative AI a big part of upcoming versions of Unreal Engine.
Anthropic's tools are getting chummy with each other.
The highest capacity Optimus GX Pro 850P drive for the PS5 almost tops the $3,000 mark.
Carvana is converting old car dealerships into test drive centers.
Every new game we played at Summer Games Fest 2026
Not quite the Grand Theft Auto news everyone's been waiting for, but we'll take it.
Lego's newest set is a fully functional miniature pinball machine.
If you've been feeling shamed or annoyed by the question popping up during your binge-watching sessions, here's how to turn off the feature.
Upgrades include 360-degree audio and deeper integration with Google's Gemini.
FIFA, which has strict policies around advertising, reportedly had the Bayern player tape over the Beats logo of his headphones.
The Dell XPS 13 is now available, starting at $599.
The funny-sounding name offers new insights into galaxy formation.
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel sat with us to discuss the Snap Specs, privacy, parental controls and more. Spoiler: He says computing a lot.
We'll see how players react.
The European Commission says it can't force publishers to preserve video games, citing existing copyright and IP law.
In some markets, new Xfinity customers can get their wifi set up same-day.
Google has started rolling out Android 17.
Wear OS 7 is now live for Pixel watches, with a new interface, notifications and Gemini features.
Qualcomm's new Snapdragon Reality Elite promises a boost for AR and mixed reality devices.
The company is taking paid reservations for a launch later this year.
A pair of prototype Ray Ban Meta glasses at AWE 2026 show that NFC charging can achieve similar performance to the pogo pins common in smart glasses today.
There's a new Kodak Charmera coming, and its Y2K-coded.