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AI Chips & Compute · World · Policy & Regulation

China Moves AI Data Centers to Rural West to Boost Computing Power

China is relocating AI data centers to poor western provinces, aiming to boost computing power with renewable energy, despite mixed economic effects.

Products & Applications

Razer Soma Chroma review: A $500 gaming chair that makes you bring your own battery

TechRadar calls the Razer Soma Chroma a comfortable but overpriced gaming chair, with RGB lighting that requires separately purchased cables, batteries, and a headrest.

Products & Applications

Android Auto vs Android Automotive: What's the Difference?

Engadget explains the key difference: Android Auto depends on your phone, while Android Automotive runs on the car's own hardware.

Large Language Models

Mystery AI Model Ox Alpha Sparks Speculation

A mysterious AI model, Ox Alpha, released on OpenRouter, has sparked speculation about its maker, with theories ranging from Chinese labs to Microsoft.

Products & Applications

How to Stop Siri From Interrupting You in CarPlay

Engadget shares tips on reducing Siri interruptions while using CarPlay, including Focus mode, notification settings, and disabling navigation guidance.

Products & Applications

Garmin Venu 3 Hits Lowest Price Ever at Amazon: $294.99

Garmin Venu 3 drops to $294.99 at Amazon, its lowest price ever, according to TechRadar.

Products & Applications · World · Robotics

Ukraine's Brave1 launches custom drone ordering for military units

Ukraine's Brave1 defense cluster now lets military units order drones built to their own specifications, with $1 billion in orders placed already.

Products & Applications

Mophie PowerStation Plus battery banks debut with built-in cables, low prices

Mophie's new PowerStation Plus battery banks, with built-in USB-C cables and capacities up to 10,000mAh, start at $29.95 on Amazon.

Products & Applications

Linkdaze Smart Calendar Aims to Organize Households, Not Just Schedules

TechCrunch AI reports Linkdaze's touchscreen calendar syncs multiple services, offers AI meal planning, and skips subscriptions to stand out in the smart-display market.

Large Language Models · Cybersecurity

Report: AI agents lack governance, 88% of organizations hit by security incidents

A SiliconANGLE report says 88% of organizations suffered AI agent security incidents in the past year, urging stronger governance for autonomous systems.

Products & Applications

Analogue 3D: 4K Output for N64 Games, but Not Native 4K

Analogue 3D outputs 4K video for N64 games via upscaling, not native rendering, according to Engadget's review.

Products & Applications

Can You Use a USB-C Laptop Charger on Your Phone? A Guide to Fast-Charging Standards

Engadget explains why using a USB-C laptop charger on a phone is generally safe, how USB Power Delivery negotiates power, and the differences between fast-charging standards.

Companies · Large Language Models

Harvey Introduces Harvey Tenet: A Post-Trained Model for Long-Horizon Legal Work

Harvey released Tenet, its first post-trained legal AI, in research preview; it nearly doubles task completion on legal benchmarks.

Robotics · World

Humanoid Robot Beats Usain Bolt's 100-Meter Record at Beijing Games

A Chinese humanoid robot ran 100 meters in 9.39 seconds at the World Humanoid Robot Games, surpassing Usain Bolt's 9.58-second human world record.

Products & Applications

Poco F8 Pro Hailed as Best Affordable Flagship in TechRadar Review

TechRadar review calls the Poco F8 Pro the best affordable flagship, praising its performance, display, and battery, while noting spec discrepancies.

Products & Applications · Companies

Should You Buy a Chromebook Now or Wait for the Googlebook?

Google's upcoming Googlebook may be worth waiting for power users, but most buyers should stick with a Chromebook now.

Products & Applications

Liquid-Cooled PCs: Are They Worth the Premium Over Air Coolers?

An Engadget report explores whether liquid-cooled PCs justify their higher cost, detailing how they work, their performance benefits, and downsides compared to air coolers.

Research

Stanford Economist: AI Job Apocalypse Unlikely, But Entry-Level Roles at Risk

Stanford economists find no evidence of AI-driven job destruction, though entry-level work faces persistent impacts.

Autonomous Driving · Companies

Waymo unveils custom 5nm chip; Also raises $150M, Serve partners with Grubhub

Waymo revealed a custom 5nm chip for its robotaxis; Also raised $150M; Serve added Grubhub and expanded DoorDash.

Cybersecurity · World

Slovakia Finds Russian Backdoors in Speed Cameras, Report Says

Slovakia's security service has discovered Russian backdoors and other flaws in newly acquired speed cameras, prompting deactivation and an independent audit.

Products & Applications

Major Smartwatches Enter Final Year of Updates in 2026

Apple, Google and Samsung will end software support for several popular smartwatch models in 2026, affecting security patches and new features.

Products & Applications

SimCity 4's 'Eternal Commuter Loop' Bug Finally Fixed After 23 Years

Network Addon Mod update 50 fixes SimCity 4's long-standing Eternal Commuter Loop bug, adds new build options, and cuts codebase size by almost 90%.

Products & Applications · Companies

GoldenEar’s Hybrid T44 and T66 Tower Speakers Now Shipping After Award-Winning Debut

GoldenEar’s hybrid powered/passive tower speakers T44 and T66 are now shipping, blending built-in DSP-controlled bass amplification with user-selected external amps for the top end.

Cybersecurity

Spying device detectors give abuse victims false sense of security, UCL study finds

A University College London study found commercial detectors for hidden spy devices often fail to protect domestic abuse victims, who missed 59% of devices even with tools.