Samsung ends software support for Galaxy A04s
Samsung has removed the Galaxy A04s from its Security Updates page, indicating that the brand has ended software…
Garmin’s New Watches Go 320 Hours Without Dying on You
The most frustrating moment for a sports watch to fail is when you need it most: halfway through…
Penguin Solutions will rise due to agentic AI, Bank of America says
Penguin Solutions is poised to be a beneficiary of the agentic artificial intelligence boom, driving considerable upside to…
Asics and Kiko Kostadinov Launch Lyasa FF II Tabi, Release Date, Info
Asics SportStyle and Kiko Kostadinov are back together again, this time with their second tabi silhouette. Designed by…
iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Pixel can save video frames as a photo
Apple unveils foldable iPhone Duo starting at $1,999 Apple’s newly unveiled foldable iPhone Duo sparks significant consumer interest…
MacRumors Giveaway: Win an Apple Watch Series 12 and a Nylon Band From Southern Straps
For this week’s giveaway, we’ve teamed up with Southern Straps to offer MacRumors readers a chance to win…
XREAL Aura Android XR glasses start at USD 1,279 with a computer you keep in your pocket
XREAL has priced the Aura, its Android XR glasses. The cheaper version costs USD 1,279, or about KES 166,000.…
Workers in the AI era need these skills, according to 4 executive leaders
When it comes to the most valuable skills in the AI era, it’s not out with the old…
Parlance of our Times: ‘Copium’
Open this photo in gallery: Matthew Rhys in Widow’s Bay.Photo Illustration by The Globe and Mail Welcome to…
2 months in, HiLight is the most useless Pixel feature ever
Before Google’s official launch of the Google Pixel 11 models a couple of weeks ago, I genuinely hoped…
These ‘easy to set up’ tracking tags are ‘effective’ and ‘cheaper than big-name trackers’ — they’re still 40% off even after October Prime Day
If you’re frequently misplacing your keys or worried about losing your luggage, you might want to invest in…
Welcoming Scott Hayden as Road to VR’s New Executive Editor
I’m pleased to announced that longtime Editor Scott Hayden is stepping up to become Road to VR’s new…