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CES showcased some of the strangest and most fascinating tech yet, from robot vacuums and robot dogs to AI hearing aids and motion gaming.
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CES showcased some of the strangest and most fascinating tech yet, from robot vacuums and robot dogs to AI hearing aids and motion gaming.

Apple confirms Google’s Gemini AI will help power Siri’s next generation. Here’s what the partnership means for Siri, privacy, and Apple AI.

From iPhone Fold rumours and Pixel 10 comparisons to viral drop tests and Oakley Meta Glasses, here’s what’s trending in tech right now.

OPPO Reno 15 series brings a premium design, vibrant AMOLED display, improved cameras, and useful AI features. Here’s an unboxing and first look.

Samsung Galaxy Z Trifold features a tri-fold display, powerful multitasking capabilities, and a premium design. Is it practical for daily use or just hype?

New York Governor Kathy Hochul plans to introduce legislation to allow robotaxis statewide, excluding New York City, and to expand the state’s autonomous vehicle pilot program.

Meta has appointed former Trump advisor Dina Powell McCormick as president and vice chairman, adding a senior executive with deep government and finance experience to its leadership team.

Luminar has agreed to sell its lidar business for $22 million to Quantum Computing Inc. as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy process, marking a sharp fall from its former…

Netflix emerged as the biggest winner at the 83rd Golden Globes with seven awards, highlighting the growing influence of streaming services across film, television, and podcasts.

Paramount has filed a lawsuit against Warner Bros. Discovery seeking greater financial disclosure over Netflix’s proposed $82.7 billion acquisition, as opposition to the merger intensifies.

Apple has confirmed a multi-year partnership with Google to use Gemini AI models for future Apple AI features, including Siri, as the company looks to strengthen its foundation models while…

Apple says developers have earned $550 billion from the App Store since 2008, as the company reports record growth across services including Apple Music, Apple TV, and Apple Pay.
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