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Digital Notebooks Gain Ground: What the Latest Hands-On Tests Reveal
Recent tests of digital notebooks highlight significant improvements in writing feel, battery life and cloud sync, signaling a shift in how people take and organize notes.
Nvidia Leads as Semiconductor Giants Pour Record Funds Into Startups
Semiconductor companies invested over $250 billion in startups this year, driven by AI spending. Nvidia led with 59 deals including OpenAI's record round.
Amazon Targets 500 US Locations for 30-Minute Drone Deliveries by 2026
Amazon plans to expand Prime Air drone deliveries to nearly 500 US cities and towns by end of 2026, offering 30-minute drop-offs. The plan marks a sixfold increase from its current footprint.
Robot Vacuum Mops Reach New Efficiency Levels After 50-Model Test
After testing over 50 models, robot vacuum mops from top brands show major improvements in cleaning and navigation. Experts highlight key factors for buyers.
Data Center Emissions Could Surpass Entire Auto Industry
New analysis shows planned US data centers will produce carbon dioxide equivalent to 24 million cars annually, raising urgent questions about climate goals.
iPhone Personalization Gains Momentum Amid iOS Evolution
iOS now deepens home screen and app customization options. Users can tailor icons and widgets without third-party tools.
UserLAnd Brings Full Linux Distros to Android Without Root
UserLAnd lets you run desktop-class Linux distros on Android phones. No root required. Easy setup for developers and tinkerers.
Native App Locker Debuts in Android 17 Beta
Google's latest QPR2 beta for Android 17 includes a system-level app lock, reducing the need for third-party privacy tools.
Users Seek Workarounds to Sidestep Claude Content Watermarking
Users explore methods to avoid Claude's AI watermark, raising questions about transparency and ethics.
Google Pays $10 Million for Spirit Airlines Data to Fuel Aviation AI
Google LLC won a bankruptcy auction to purchase Spirit Airlines' operational data for $10 million. The dataset includes emails, Teams chats and flight records. Personal information is excluded.
Asus Flagship Monitor Combines Tandem RGB Stripe OLED With Dual Resolution
Asus launches the ROG Swift PG32UCWM, a 32-inch OLED gaming monitor featuring Tandem RGB Stripe technology for sharper images and dual resolution modes at 240Hz and 480Hz.
Firefox Adds AI-Powered Organization Tools to Browser
Mozilla has updated Firefox's AI Window with new capabilities designed to help users manage tasks and stay organized while browsing.
Apple Issues Critical Security Update With 29 Vulnerability Fixes
Apple's iOS 26.6.1 patches 29 security flaws across iPhone, iPad and Mac. Users should update immediately to block potential exploits in kernel and WebKit.
PlayStation 6 Launch Date Remains Undecided as Sony Weighs Its Options
Sony CEO Hiroki Totoki says the company has not yet set a launch date for the PlayStation 6, signaling a longer PS5 lifecycle and strategic caution.
Power Blackout Exposes GPU Swapping Scheme at Chinese Esports Hotels
Thieves swapped RTX 5080 cards with RTX 3060s in Chinese esports hotel PCs. A power outage revealed the crime when systems failed to boot.
Simple Fix For LLM Tail Latency Removes A Major Bottleneck
A novel technique promises to reduce variable response times in LLM serving, improving user experience and cutting costs without complex infrastructure changes.
Ninja Takes on Brita and Pur With First Water Filter Launch
Ninja has released its first water filter, entering the home filtration market. The new system aims to compete with established brands using a proprietary filtration technology.
Unitree G1 Robot Charms China's Social Media But Faces Real-World Limits
The Unitree G1, a 4-foot-tall robot from China, has become a viral influencer, but questions remain about its practical utility beyond entertainment.
Open-Source Camera Milestone Brings New Life to Fairphone 6
Developers enabled the Fairphone 6 main camera in PostmarketOS, proving community-driven mobile OS can handle complex hardware.