Amazon's Labor Day sale offers record-low prices on Apple products, including first discounts on M6 Mac mini, AirPods Pro 3 at $50 off, AirTag 2 at $20, and iPhone 17 Pro up to $290 off.
A brief Philips Hue support page reveals Nanoleaf integration is imminent, with an announcement expected Thursday.
Apple Arcade has added Retro Bowl College+, a retro-style college football game from New Star Games, with paid features unlocked and no in-app purchases.
Beijing's World Humanoid Robot Games saw Chinese robots smash sprint and high-jump records while others stumbled, sparked, and burst into flames, showcasing rapid progress and remaining challenges in humanoid robotics.
The Verge's Installer newsletter reports new Mac mini and Mac Studio models, plus a Nokia charging phone, Wyze privacy camera, and Garmin Fenix 9 watches.
TechRadar contributor Becca compared three popular budget open earbuds from Belkin, Anker and Tozo on Amazon, reporting a clear winner in her article published August 30, 2026.
The 2026 US Open starts Sunday with Djokovic, Venus Williams and Pegula; free streaming in Australia, VPN needed abroad.
A long-time silent-mode user turns to AI ringtones via Zedge, appreciating the personal touch while noting ads, fees and copyright caveats.
A new Engadget guide explains how to confirm your TV is truly playing 4K content, covering device settings, streaming plans, and internet speed.
A study of 6,214 corporate domains found 120 unclaimed references in AI documentation that could be hijacked to deliver malware through AI agents like Claude, Codex, and Hermes.
Meta is testing robots for data center tasks like cable plugging and server resets, potentially cutting human staffing as AI spending rises, per Ars Technica.
TechRadar has published a 30-question personality quiz that uses readers’ technology decisions to determine which member of The Beatles they most resemble.
AI-generated deepfakes of late-night TV hosts like Jimmy Kimmel are spreading on social media, fooling viewers and raising concerns about disinformation, free speech and platform accountability.
NASA launches its Roman Space Telescope Sunday from Florida to study dark energy, dark matter, and exoplanets.
TechRadar reviews the $149.95 Terra Kaffe Aero milk frother, which offers cold foam, hot froth, hot milk, and matcha settings with quick results and easy cleanup.
Le Monde reports that NASA's new Roman space telescope is setting out to search for dark energy and exoplanets.
Android Authority's Aug. 30 article offers practical Chrome tips for Android, including dark mode, reading mode, and PDF saving.
Plug-in solar under 800VA is now legal in the UK, but TechRadar's analysis shows real savings are modest for solar-only kits.
BMW's new iX3 replaces nearly all physical buttons with a central touchscreen; an executive says younger buyers are driving the shift.
An NPR and NewsGuard experiment found AI chatbots reject foreign disinformation about 75% of the time, outperforming search engines and AI-generated search summaries.
GrapheneOS says it can't support Pixel 11 because Google dropped a key security feature, and advises against buying the phones.
Anthropic opens a research preview of a spec for AI agents to safely control devices, cutting setup from weeks to hours.
Google has made its AI-powered lifestyle app Dreambeans free for US users, offering a hyper-personalized daily story feed drawn from Google app data and illustrated by AI-generated artwork.
A free, open-source tool called Paperwork helps Linux and Windows users tag, label, and search documents locally, according to ZDNet.