Research courtesy of the American Heart Association claims that these mass-market wearable devices can help predict episodes of dangerously high blood pressure, or hypertensive crisis, up to three day ...

Hackers cranked fridge and freezer temperatures up to 50°C in dozens of supermarkets across Europe, just weeks after a similar attack hit hundreds of French stores.

I was invited to Infinix's first global flagship concept store in Bali, where I discovered a fun mix of smartphones, interactive art, coffee, and technology that showed me where the brand wants to go ...

Google has confirmed plans to expand its Googlebook lineup with detachable devices, opening the door to a new category of tablets that could offer a more laptop-like experience.

Google’s new Wear OS canary emulator previews a phone-style status bar that keeps the time and system icons visible in every app, but it won’t arrive with Wear OS 7.1.

AI has been making its way into video game development for a while now, but the recent developments have started raising some serious concerns. Popular games are being reverse-engineered with AI ...

DeepSeek’s new Super-Agent aims to spot coding problems and suggest solutions without waiting for developers to prompt it, putting it in the same conversation as Claude Code and OpenAI Codex.

Binance has started allowing cryptocurrency withdrawals again after losing $6.3 billion worth of digital assets in one of the biggest crypto heists so far. For those catching up, the $6.3 billion ...

Apple recently unveiled the new entry-level MacBook Pro with an M6 chip, alongside the touchscreen model, which the company is calling the “MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display.” The entry-level model ...

Apple is reportedly planning second-generation OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro models for next year, powered by M7 Pro and M7 Max chips with new AI hardware capabilities.

Amazon has blocked Meta’s Muse AI shopping agent from shopping on its platform, while Walmart and Shopify are embracing the technology, potentially reshaping how consumers discover and buy products.

Apple’s negotiation tactics have been nothing short of eyebrow-raising. Or, for lack of a better word, downright barbaric exploitation of its market status.