Google Pixel 11 Series Launches With Tensor G6 and Higher Prices
Google has launched the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL with a new Tensor G6 chip, better cameras, and higher prices. Here’s what’s new.
Framework Data Breach: What Happened and What to Do Now
Framework confirmed a data breach affecting all customers after a zero-day attack on its vendor Metabase. Here’s what was exposed and what to do.
Google Assistant Is Shutting Down September 4 Here’s What Changes
Google will begin removing Google Assistant from Android phones, watches, and earbuds on September 4, replacing it permanently with Gemini.
2028 Mercedes-Benz GLA Revealed: New EV and Hybrid Power
The 2028 Mercedes-Benz GLA brings electric and hybrid power, up to 349 hp, and a longer wheelbase. Here’s what’s new ahead of its 2027 US arrival.
Meta’s New AI Model Runs on a Single Graphics Card, Not the Cloud
Meta has released Muse Glimmer, a free 30-billion-parameter AI model that runs on a single consumer graphics card instead of cloud servers.
Why Laptop Prices Are Rising in 2026: Inside the RAM Shortage
DRAM and RAM prices have surged in 2026 due to AI-driven demand. Here’s why laptops cost more now and what buyers should know before shopping.
Samsung Galaxy F70 Pro Launches: Specs, Price, and Details
The Samsung Galaxy F70 Pro is now official, with a Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 chip, 120Hz AMOLED display, and 6,000mAh battery. Here’s what it costs.
Apple’s Camera-Equipped AirPods Could Give Siri New Eyes
Apple is reportedly developing AirPods with cameras and AI that could help Siri recognize objects, read text and understand a user’s surroundings.
Samsung and Google’s AI Glasses: The Next Mobile Interface
Samsung and Google’s new intelligent eyewear brings Gemini AI to a hands-free wearable. Here’s how the glasses work and when they’ll launch.
Google Pixel Tag: Could It Compete With Apple AirTag?
Google may be preparing its own Pixel Tag item tracker, a small device designed to help Android users find keys, bags, wallets, and other everyday items.
