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Testing by Notebookcheck shows the 55W CO2 machine automates mirror alignment easily, but loud fans and awkward emergency switch placement temper the praise.
OM System PEN focuses on everyday stills at $999, combining in-body image stabilization and weather sealing while bypassing expensive video upgrades and a 25-megapixel sensor to keep prices accessible.
Ericsson claims telecom operators like Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel can boost 5G network performance by up to 30 percent using AI, eliminating the immediate need for hardware overhauls.
Google quietly added LHDC v5 support to the Pixel 11 lineup, enabling 24-bit 96kHz audio transmission up to 1Mbps for compatible wireless earbuds from brands like Nothing and OnePlus.
Amazon left promotional prices in place on several Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel handsets after its October sales event wrapped, allowing non-subscribers to claim the same discounts.
Google Wallet is expanding support for digital state driver's licenses and US passports on Android, allowing domestic travelers to clear select airport TSA checkpoints with a tap.
PCMag's week of testing the iPhone 18 Pro Max shows the new variable aperture lens has clear limitations in daylight, while Apple's analog film styles provide an unexpected highlight.
Microsoft is targeting MacBook Pro users in the US and Canada with up to $1,000 in cash back on top of trade-in values when preordering the new Surface Laptop Ultra.
iStock assures customers that its catalog is entirely human-made, but anyone downloading a photo is prompted to transform it with text prompts and generative editing tools immediately after checkout.
Apple is selling two distinct versions of the AirPods 5. Here is what the extra twenty dollars buys you in battery life, charging hardware, and Find My tracking.
Amazon has unveiled three Alexa Tablets featuring stock Android and the Google Play Store, starting at $229 in the US alongside an 11-inch model and a 12-inch Pro.
With US regulators freezing fresh imports from DJI and Autel, alternatives from Potensic, HoverAir and Insta360 incubator Antigravity are stepping in to fill airspace on retail shelves.
Microsoft rolled out Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.9606 to the Beta Channel, slimming down lock screen widgets to prioritize weather while tackling a persistent media crash tied to msmpeg2ac3dec.dll.
A persistent online leaker is threatening to dump a playable GTA 6 build before its November release date unless Take-Two issues physical disc editions and an apology.
Samsung Galaxy S25 price in India drops to ₹55,299 on Flipkart Big Billion Days 2026 — bank offers cut it further to under ₹53,000.
iPhone 17 Pro at ₹1,19,999. Samsung phones from ₹10,999. MacBook from ₹66,900. All on Swiggy Instamart — now delivering premium electronics in minutes, not days.
The Verge evaluated LG's 75-inch MRGB95B Micro RGB evo television, finding that while it hits over 4,000 nits, reflection issues and blooming make OLED sets and cheaper rivals better buys.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 starts October 13 at Moscone West in San Francisco, featuring over 300 exhibition booths, six content stages, and the Startup Battlefield 200 competition.
Apple is set to announce a revamped Apple TV 4K on Tuesday, October 13, packing an A19 chip, expanded memory for Siri AI features, and faster wireless connectivity.
PlayStation pioneer Ken Kutaragi argues console gaming has stalled on innovation, predicting real-time AI video and audio generation will transform entertainment by 2029.
Google Translate is building a speech-cleaning feature called Smart assist, found in Android app code. It strips filler words and pauses from voice input—but only in Conversation mode, and only if your phone qualifies.
NVIDIA’s RTX Spark-powered Copilot+ PCs are now available for preorder globally, marking the first wave of Windows laptops and desktops built around the new AI-accelerated architecture.
Apple confirms HomePod mini 2 launches Tuesday, October 13 — with Wi-Fi 7, upgraded UWB, Siri AI (iPhone-dependent), and new colors. $129 is the current U.S. price; no new pricing announced yet.
The iPhone Duo will greet some buyers by name on first boot — but only if they buy it in person at a U.S. Apple Store, and only in English or Spanish.