Samsung watches can predict if you’re about to faint – but there are big caveats
June Wan/ZDNET Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET’s key takeawaysSamsung’s Galaxy Watch may…
What’s the role of a simple fitness band in the AI health era?
This is Optimizer, a weekly newsletter sent every Friday from Verge senior reviewer Victoria Song that dissects and…
The Best Running Watches, Tested and Reviewed
The best running watch can help you achieve your fitness goals, whether that’s completing a local 5K or…
iOS 27: 7 biggest rumored upgrades coming to your iPhone this fall
WWDC 2026 is just a month away, and that’s the countdown to our first official look at iOS…
Why AMD Stock Is Much More Than Just A GPU Play
CHINA – 2026/03/14: In this photo illustration, the AMD logo is displayed on the screen of a smart…
Microsoft Is Testing a Windows 11 Feature That Maxes Out CPU Speed for Faster App Launches
According to Windows Central, Microsoft is working on a new feature for Windows 11 called “Low Latency Profile,”…
Revival of Blackberry nostalgia and keyboard fuels smartphone startups
The Clicks Communicater smartphone on display. Startup Clicks Technology makes a Blackberry phone. Clicks When Apple launched the…
Nvidia’s VP of deep learning says AI workers are already ‘far beyond the costs of the employees’
AI is being touted as a lot of things. A productivity tool to get the most out of…
Resident Evil Requiem Update Adds New Minigame Mode ‘Leon Must Die Forever’
It was reported last week how a minigame update for Resident Evil Requiem was expected to drop after…
iPhone 18 Pro leaked colors include a stunning new ‘Dark Cherry’ option
The launch of iPhone 18 Pro is still a few months away, but we’ve already started seeing rumors…
Premium: AI’s Circular Psychosis
In this week’s free newsletter, I explained how bad the circular AI economy is in the simplest-possible terms: …
Critical New Linux Zero-Day Goes Public—What Admins Need To Do Now
Dirty Frag Linux zero-day confirmed. getty If you thought that Linux was somehow the safe and secure choice…