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Google Pixel 11's Gemini Feature Turns Users Into Spanish Speakers
A new Gemini feature on the Pixel 11 helps users speak Spanish fluently in real time by providing instant translation and pronunciation guidance.
Honor Robot Phone Targets Vloggers With Built-In Gimbal Camera
Honor's China-exclusive smartphone integrates a motorized gimbal camera for vloggers seeking smooth video without separate gear.
Google Pixel 11 Pushes Mid-Range Boundaries with 30x Zoom and Camera Overhaul
The $899 Pixel 11 introduces a 30x zoom and a redesigned camera bar. It challenges flagsh ips on photography without the premium price.
The End of Newspaper Classifieds and What It Means for Job Seekers
A look back at how newspaper classifieds once dominated job hunting and the lessons for today's digital job market.
Tesla to Equip All Future Vehicles With Starlink, Starting With Cybercab Robotaxi
Elon Musk says all future Teslas will come with Starlink, starting with the Cybercab robotaxi. The Cybercab will use the V5 dish for speeds up to 375 Mbps.
Opera Browser Adds Vertical Tabs to Streamline Tab Management
Opera introduces a new vertical tabs feature that aims to improve productivity and browser navigation.
Semi-Solid-State Power Bank Promises Safer Flights Than Lithium-Ion
A new $50 power bank uses semi-solid-state cells to reduce fire risk, offering a safer alternative for travelers. The technology challenges lithium-ion's dominance in portable charging.
Razer Naga V3 Pro Brings 22 Buttons to a World Obsessed With Lightweight Mice
Razer's Naga V3 Pro wireless gaming mouse packs 22 programmable buttons, challenging the industry shift toward ultralight designs. The review highlights its MMO pedigree and swappable side plates.
Robot Mowers Gain Smarter Navigation as 2026 Models Hit Market
Expert testing reveals the best robot mowers of 2026, featuring AI-driven navigation and longer battery life. The market shifts toward autonomous lawn care.
Orion Browser Brings Zero-Telemetry Privacy to Linux Users
The zero-telemetry Orion browser is now in beta for Linux, expanding its privacy-focused browsing to a new platform. It remains available on Mac, iOS, and iPadOS.
Google Pixel 11 and Watch 5: What to Expect at the Made by Google Event
Google's Watch Made event will unveil the Pixel 11 and Watch 5. Here are the expected features and what they mean for the market.
Google Wallet Lets Parents Send Allowances Without a Debit Card
Google Wallet's new allowance feature lets parents send money to children instantly without a separate bank account, potentially replacing kids' debit cards.
Physical Screen Time Blockers Gain Traction as Digital Wellness Concerns Rise
A growing number of people are turning to physical gadgets like Brick to curb phone overuse, signaling a shift away from software-only solutions.
Solar-Powered Tracker Challenges AirTag With Two-Year Battery and Watch Design
A solar-powered finder tag mimicking the Apple Watch offers two years of battery life, directly challenging Apple's AirTag.
Home Privacy Gadgets Shift Toward Simpler, Headache-Free Solutions
A new wave of home privacy gadgets focuses on ease of use. Products under the banner 'Your Home Needs These' offer 'Free Privacy Boosts' as demand for simple data protection grows.
Google Pixel Photos: Can AI Deliver Real Gains or Just Hype
Google's Pixel cameras lean on AI for features like Real Tone and Magic Eraser, sparking debate over whether these tools are meaningful improvements or marketing gimmicks.
Ultrasound Patch Reduces REM Sleep Onset By 43 Minutes
A wearable patch using ultrasound and electrodes cuts REM sleep onset by 43 minutes, shifting sleep tech from tracking to active enhancement.
Dithered QR Codes Blend Visual Appeal With Scanning Reliability
Designers are using dithering techniques to make QR codes more attractive while preserving scanner accuracy. The trend merges branding needs with practical functionality.
Asus Adds Voice Control and AI Agents to Monitor Management Software
Asus introduces voice control and AI agent features in DisplayWidget Center software, enabling hands-free monitor adjustments and automated brightness management.