The Humane Ai Pin first reviews are in, and testers are unimpressed
The Humane Ai Pin aims to replace smartphones, but in its current state it appears more like a prototype than a finished product.
The UK could ban the sale of smartphones to kids under 16
Most parents would approve
Meta will blur images containing nudity in Instagram messages to under 18s
Over 18s can enable the feature if they want
Sun Microsystems co-founder supports forced TikTok sale, calls it China's "programmable fentanyl"
"Spinach for Chinese kids, fentanyl - another chief export of China's - for ours"
A hot potato: Joining the list of people who support the US government's attempt to force ByteDance into diversifying TikTok is Sun Microsystems co-founder Vinod Khosla. The OpenAI backer didn't hold back when talking about the popular short-form video platform, noting that it could be weaponized by a foreign adversary. He also called the app programmable fentanyl whose effects are under the control of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Android 15 might come with an improved desktop mode
Major improvements for one of Android's most basic features
OnePlus Nord N30 and N20 available for $250 and $200, respectively
The OnePlus Nord N30 features a 6.7" 120Hz display, a headphone jack, and a microSD slot for expandable storage. In our best phones guide however we sided with the older Nord N20 which is $50 cheaper, offers the same SoC, and a few pros/cons compared to the newer model.
"Content Warning" is the latest Steam hit to suffer from server issues
Five-person team mixes slapstick comedy with physics-based horror
Google says running AI locally on phones requires tons of RAM
Gemini Nano is coming to Pixel 8, but only as a developer option
New iPad Pro and iPad Air models now expected to launch on May
iPad Pro OLED coming with M3 chip, new Magic Keyboard, and updated Apple Pencil
Apple pushes foldable iPhone to 2027, moves Vision Pro engineers into the project
Cupertino is clearly in no rush to release a foldable phone
Apple "Find My" app led a Missouri SWAT team to raid an innocent family's home, lawsuit pending
"Find My is not that accurate," says family lawyer
Steve Wozniak says TikTok ban is governmental hypocrisy
The Apple co-founder is a fan of TikTok's dog rescue videos
Apple prepares in-box iPhone software update system for unboxing convenience
Brand new iPhones will have the latest version of iOS, guaranteed
AMD reveals Strix Point details: Zen 5 cores, RDNA 3+ and tripled NPU performance
It's official: the Strix Point chips will include XDNA 2 processing
Apple worked on Android compatibility for the Apple Watch for three years before abandoning the project
Should companies be forced to make product that are compatible with their competitors?
Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 SoC is meant for budget flagships
The new chipset will be used by a host of Chinese OEMs in their "flagship killer" devices
Apple settles pension lawsuit with English council for $490 million
The iPhone maker has agreed to settle after five years of fighting
Asus Zenfone 11 Ultra debuts: Raw power, little personality
The Asus Zenfone 11 Ultra packs the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and a beautiful display, but overheating issues, inconsistent camera performance, and just 2 years of OS updates make it a tough sell.
Google Pixel 9 could get "Adaptive Touch" feature to automatically adjust touch sensitivity
The Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro are expected to debut this October
New Motorola Moto G handsets deliver 5G connectivity on a budget
They also look surprisingly great for the price
Apple will officially implement sideloading in Europe this spring
More changes indicate Apple wasn't ready for DMA compliance and is making it up as it goes
Biden backs bill that could kill TikTok in the US, TikTok fights back
"If they pass it, I'll sign it"
Apple flips Epic Games ban less than 24 hours after the EU opened an investigation
Like a kid caught in the act, Cupertino gives Epic its license back
Round 10: Watching Apple and Epic duke it out for the past four years causes one to wonder if they will ever get along. Their very public US court bout is long past, with neither feeling like the victor. As the European Commission bears down on Apple, the boxing match continues, with Cupertino throwing punches to defend its walled garden and Epic hiding behind the referee hoping for a low-blow penalty point.
Apple EU updates: Switching to Android made easier, regulators investigating Epic Games ban, and more
Third-party app stores stop updating if users leave the EU for more than 30 days