When [Kasyan] was six years old, he saw a RADUGA computer, a Russian unit from the 1990s, and it sparked his imagination. He has one now that is a little beat up, but we feel like he sees it through his six-year-old eyes as a shiny new computer. The computer, which you can see in
Read MoreThese bird feeders come with cameras and connected apps to let you see and learn about the birds in your neighborhood.
Read MoreAfter taking home two out of four awards at the event last month, Team Anaphero’s Ciara O’Reilly reflects on the momentous experience. Read more: Irish students win big at Huawei’s Seeds for the Future global final
Read MoreStep into LG Display’s SID Display Week 2025 booth and you’re stepping into the future of screens. The company’s showcase, themed “Shaping the Future,” is easily one of the most expansive and ambitious at this year’s expo. From jaw-dropping 4,000-nit OLED TVs and ultra-immersive gaming displays to the world’s first blue phosphorescent OLED and shape-shifting
Read MoreGoogle is preparing to add a new section to restaurant and bar search profiles. The new section will let owners include timely deals or events in search results in a way that they can control, either manually or by linking to a social media profile, the company says in a post spotted by Search Engine
Read MoreApple’s 20th-anniversary model of iPhone is in development, with screen and battery changes expected for the milestone model. The 20th-anniversary iPhone’s display could lose the bezel and camera hole. It takes Apple quite a long time to design and manufacture its upcoming generations of iPhone. For its 2027 release, which marks the 20th anniversary of
Read MoreThe full Pod 5 Ultra setup starts from $6,099. Eight Sleep is launching the Pod 5, the fifth generation of its expensive smart sleeping system. It packs two main upgrades: a temperature-controlled blanket and speakers that can play “soothing soundscapes.” The Pod 5 builds on top of Eight Sleep’s existing tech, shipping with the same
Read MoreSony’s $699.99 PS5 Pro could get especially expensive if prices go up. Sony just announced its financial forecast for the next year, and it’s expecting to be impacted by tariffs to the tune of 100 billion yen (about $680 million). To compensate, the company says it’s considering options including moving manufacturing to the US and
Read MoreGoogle Circle to Search offers a convenient way to use screen input for looking things up online. Last month we spotted a “Circle Screen” tool that appeared to offer similar functionality for Gemini. We’re now able to share a demo of this kind of Gemini input in action. Even though Android’s been around for well
Read MoreI have many good memories of attending the annual Borland Conference, back when Borland was still a high-flying tech company and developer conferences felt like rock concerts for nerds. I was an Object Pascal developer, so Delphi was my tool of choice. The conferences in the late 1990s and early 2000s were magical. There were many great
Read MoreCustomization has always been Samsung’s bread and butter. Above all else, it’s the reason I steer people towards Galaxy devices — yes, even more than flexible cameras, excellent build quality, and reliable software updates. There’s something about an Android phone you can make truly your own that feels right. And, when Apple’s approach to customization
Read MoreSemiconductor companies Nvidia and AMD announce plans to export their AI chips to Saudi Arabia as Trump lifts export restrictions to the region. Read more: Saudi AI sector big winner in US visit as Nvidia, AMD to ship chips
Read MoreCredit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Google could reportedly reveal a “Pinterest-like feature” at its I/O event next week. This would display pictures to give people ideas for fashion and interior design. Users would also be able to save these images in different folders. Pinterest has seen better days, but the social media platform still
Read MoreCredit: C. Scott Brown / Android Authority The Nothing Phone 3 is confirmed to launch “this summer.” According to CEO Carl Pei, it’s the company’s “first true flagship smartphone,” and it’ll cost around $1,000. The Nothing Phone 3 is on its way, and yesterday, on the sidelines of Google’s Android Show, CEO Carl Pei confirmed
Read MoreOld vs new Quick Settings panel design in Android Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Android 16 QPR1 beta is expected to debut the new Material 3 Expressive design language. The upcoming build is expected to include several new design changes, including the new Quick Settings panel, Clock customization, wallpaper effects, and more. Google officially
Read MoreAn anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr has threatened to revoke EchoStar licenses for radio frequency bands coveted by rival firms including SpaceX, which alleges that EchoStar is underutilizing the spectrum. “I have directed agency staff to begin a review of EchoStar’s compliance with its federal obligations
Read MoreBefore you call your internet provider in a panic, here’s how to fix your iPhone or iPad’s Wi-Fi in just a few steps. Wi-Fi Your iPhone says it’s connected, but nothing loads. Your iPad keeps dropping Wi-Fi every time you move to another room. Whether you’re dealing with random disconnects or can’t get online at
Read MoreGoogle’s stalwart search button has a new neighbor: AI Mode. From a report: The artificial intelligence feature is being tested directly beneath the Google search bar beside a “Google Search” button, replacing the “I’m Feeling Lucky” widget. The new feature, though not widely available yet, is being tested in a location where Google rarely makes
Read MoreI’ve used a lot of game controllers on my Mac and other platforms, but I’ve never seen one like this. GameSir fixed the controller layout problem by letting you change the Tarantula Pro’s on the fly. Tarantula Pro review: The symmetrical stick layout is comfortable and familiar. There are tons of controllers that you can
Read MoreAccording to Rest of the World, a major confrontation between Meta and the local authorities in Nigeria is currently taking place: “Local authorities have fined Meta $290 million for regulatory breaches, prompting the social media giant to threaten pulling Facebook and Instagram from the country.” Techdirt reports: As with earlier EU fines imposed on the
Read MoreRobot vacuums that can both mop and sweep your floors have improved significantly in recent years. While they are still not as effective as good ol’ manual labor, if you run them regularly, they will help keep your floors cleaner with much less effort on your part. The difference is that newer “combo” robot vacuum
Read MoreSpotify’s DJ feature can now take requests from the listener. You can use your voice to request the DJ to play specific music that you want to hear at the moment. Users can invoke a combination of genre, mood, artists, or even activity-based requests with Spotify’s DJ. This is a Premium-only feature in around 60
Read MoreAmazon’s Audible has announced that it’s planning to expand its audiobook catalog by giving select publishers access to its new “fully integrated, end-to-end AI production technology” that will let them more easily convert titles to audiobooks with their choice of AI-generated voices. The initiative will also help expand global access to audiobooks with the introduction
Read MoreA top seller due to the upgrade to 1TB of storage, this MacBook Pro deal shaves $200 off the regular price. Save $200 on Apple’s 1TB MacBook Pro. You can pick up the laptop for the reduced price of $1,999 at B&H Photo today, with the 14-inch MacBook Pro in Space Black now $200 off
Read MoreConsole modding enthusiasts beware, Nintendo might take away your system. According to a recently updated account services user agreement and privacy policy, Nintendo reserves the right to, “render the Nintendo Account Services and / or the applicable Nintendo device permanently unusable in whole or in part.” The change, first reported by Game File, came with
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