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  1. Fashion search is broken — how AI agents are rewriting the ecomm playbook

    For decades, online shopping has hinged on one frustrating constant: the search bar. To find what you want, you’ve had to guess the right keywords, sift through…

  2. Hate the small Galaxy S25 Edge battery? You’ll laugh at these leaked iPhone 17 Air battery details

    The Galaxy S25 Edge didn’t launch with the kind of applause Samsung was hoping for. While the phone’s 5.8mm thickness is commendable, fans have been largely unimpressed…

  3. Apple could soon allow you to ditch Siri for Gemini or ChatGPT, but there’s a catch

    Apple’s walled gardens may be forced open once again, as the company plans to meet European Union legislation by allowing users to replace Siri with third-party voice…

  4. The dangerous cost of weak cyber defences in HR startups

    The consequences of trying to save up money by using outdated software and not training staff on best practices can bring any HR startup to its knees with just one…

  5. Nvidia in Talks to Invest in Quantum Computing Startup

    The investment would be the latest signal that Nvidia has shifted its stance on quantum computing. Earlier this year CEO Jensen Huang seemed to cast doubt on the quantum…

  6. Top Cybersecurity Trends Emerging From RSA Conference 2025

    Each May, the cybersecurity industry converges in San Francisco for the RSA Conference . This year’s gathering, attracting more than 45,000 attendees, highlighted…

  7. Apple is trying to get ‘LLM Siri’ back on track

    Apple Intelligence has been a wreck since its first features rolled out last year, and a big new report from Bloomberg ’s Mark Gurman details why — and how Apple is…

  8. ‘Fortnite’ Added an AI-Powered Darth Vader and It’s Already Cursing

    James Earl Jones’s family allowed a “Fortnite” version of Darth Vader to use his voice. They probably didn’t expect it to start swearing at players.

  9. Nvidia Reportedly Aiming to Expand AI Beyond ‘Hyperscalers’

    The company is doing this by forging new partnerships to sell artificial intelligence (AI) to national governments, corporations and challengers to companies like…

  10. Gurman: Siri upgrades ‘unlikely to be discussed much’ at WWDC next month, more

    In a new, lengthy report regarding Apple’s AI strategy, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has detailed a number of strategic failures for the launch of Apple Intelligence. As many…

  11. Goodbye Obsolete Tech—This USB Drive Instantly Revives Old Computers—Perfect for the Post-Windows 10 Era

    Computers are one of the most important tools we have nowadays, and they run on an operating system that is meant to keep them functioning and updated in order to…

  12. Decades-old Windows systems are still running trains, printers, and hospitals

    The big picture: There have been 15 Windows versions released over the last three decades, but even today, some of Microsoft’s oldest works continue to hum away in the…

  13. iPhone 17 Air battery to be smaller than Galaxy S25 Edge battery

    It is impressive how thin and light the Galaxy S25 Edge is, but it has taken a hit in terms of battery. While it might last a day on a single charge, it is nowhere close…

  14. You Asked: Best OLED for PS5, straight talk for oldies, and GTA 6 weigh-in

    On today’s You Asked: We’re all in mourning after another delay to the release of Grand Theft Auto 6, but we answer your questions in anticipation. And, in a world of so…

  15. Star Citizen players slam CIG’s “non-apology” after space-sim introduces “pay to win” items that cannot be earned in-game

    Cloud Imperium Games has responded to players unhappy about the recent introduction of “ pay to win ” flight blades in Star Citizen , admitting it “missed a step”.

  16. We compare AllTrails versus Gaia GPS while out hiking.

    For most of my life, I’ve relied on a paper map when I go outdoors. Then, in March, I joined my friend Rusty on the Appalachian Trail for two weeks. He told me to…

  1. The top two GOTY 2025 front-runners are AA games and that’s a good sign

    A familiar refrain over the last few years has been the death of what we like to call AA games: mid-budget games made by mid-sized teams. AA games have production values…

  2. Xiaomi’s in-house XRing 01 SoC leaked — melds 10-core Arm Cortex CPU plus 16-core Mali G925 GPU

    Following Huawei and Lenovo’s lead in developing self-developed silicon within China, Xiaomi is working on its own XRing 01 SoC. This new chip reportedly features…

  3. Forget AirTag: This Bluetooth tracker is my top pick for both iPhone and Android users

    I have a habit of putting things down and forgetting where I put them, so finder tags like the Apple AirTag have been a game-changer for me, saving me endless amounts of…

  4. Something Wild Happens When You Try to Take a Video of a Car’s Sensors

    Public service announcement: don’t point your phone camera directly at a lidar sensor.

  5. Sorry Samsung, thinner phones like the Galaxy S25 Edge are not a selling point to me

    Samsung grabbed some headlines this past week when it launched the Galaxy S25 Edge . But while the phone may be getting some positive buzz early on, I’m afraid it just…

  6. After raising over $800 million from its community, Star Citizen’s developer delays the release of a new ship upgrade as players baulk at having to pay for it

    The only thing more astonishing than Star Citizen ‘s ability to extract funds from its community is the eagerness with which said community has supported it. Across…

  7. New iPhone 17 Air leak hints at how the super-slim phone might solve its potential battery life issues

    We’re expecting the iPhone 17 Air to replace the iPhone 16 Plus this year, and it’s expected to be super-slim – which has raised some questions about battery life. Now a…

  8. Startup Claims Its “Superwood” Is Stronger Than Steel

    A new startup claims it can mass-produce “Superwood,” a material that’s stronger and lighter than steel, with 90 percent lower carbon emissions compared to the widely…

  9. Your Android devices are getting several upgrades for free – including a big one for Auto

    Ahead of this Tuesday’s Google I/O developer conference, where AI is expected to be the star of the show, Google unveiled a massive Gemini update on its Android Show…

  10. Anduril Roadrunner, Raytheon Coyote Drones to Defend US Navy Carriers

    The Roadrunner-M and the Coyote are “both specifically designed to go after UAVs ,” Navy Adm. Daryl Caudle, head of US Fleet Forces Command, told reporters in March.

  11. How Silicon Valley’s Hottest AI Coding Startup Nearly Died

    In 2017, Eric Simons founded StackBlitz with his childhood friend Albert Pai. Six years later, it was the startup equivalent of the walking dead.

  12. Y Combinator’s AI Revolution And The Rise Startups Built By Vibe Coding

    “Vibe coding.” The term might sound like the latest startup slang or a Gen Z meme, but behind the catchy phrase lies a rapidly evolving trend in how software is…

  13. Can Amazon’s Next-Gen AI Assistant Overcome Muted Interest and Privacy Concerns?

    Amazon’s recent unveiling of Alexa Plus, its next-generation AI-powered voice assistant, was heralded as a pivotal moment in the ongoing race to dominate the digital…

  14. Is America Headed for an Age of Dumb Phones?

    Matt Thurmond seems like a poster child for tech-forward millennials. He runs an AI-assisted platform for mortgage professionals. He leads a nonprofit that connects…

  15. GePanda eSIM Powering the Future of Connected Travel in Over One Hundred Ninety Countries Is This the Ultimate Game-Changer for Global Travelers?

    It was believed that GePanda had begun earning significant acclaim within the travel and technology sectors due to its innovation-driven services. Observers noted that…

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