I can't get this off my chest… Our top-rated TV drops to an all-time low for the Super Bowl
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iOS 17.4 Could Give You More Options to Turn Off Those FaceTime Reactions
The FaceTime video reactions that Apple introduced in iOS 17 are cool (fireworks when you show two thumbs up, etc.),…
watchOS 11: what we want to see and all the leaks so far
In the decade since the release of the original, the best Apple watches have come a long way. Starting out…
'Mil-Tech Valley': How Ukraine is becoming a living AI warfare laboratory, with the help of a global army of tech companies
The war in Ukraine continues and although we often hear about military actions, behind the scenes it appears that the…
Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 expected to get major health upgrade
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is now almost certain to come with built-in sleep apnea detection, after Samsung's sensor technology…
The world's largest private cloud computing platform promises to reduce hyperscaler costs by up to 90% and adds a CDN service to its offering.
Conventional content delivery networks (CDNs) are notoriously complex, often leaving businesses and web developers needing help to set up, manage,…
Opera: new DMA rules offer opportunity to “pressure” Apple to open up to everyone
It seems that Apple's closed ecosystem is slowly opening up, at least in the EU. On January 25, 2024, the…
Google Gemini explained: 7 things you should know about the new rival of Copilot and ChatGPT
Google has been a sleeping AI giant, but this week it finally woke up. Google Gemini is here and it's…
ICYMI: The 8 biggest tech stories of the week, from Paramount Plus cancellations to our LG G4 OLED TV review
In the tech world this week, Google unveiled its unified Gemini AI, previously called Bard, and launched a new Android…
Geeks, look away: Philips PDS introduces an outdoor LED display with 10,000 nits brightness and 7680 Hz refresh rate, and yes, I asked and there's no typo in these numbers
Philips Professional Display Solutions (PPDS) has introduced its innovative Philips Urban LED 6000 series, marking the company's official debut in…