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Google Wallet home keys are rolling out in Google Home Public Preview, enabling NFC door unlocking and hands-free access with compatible Aliro hardware.
Apple completed a full AI model-picker inside Siri and then said nothing about it at WWDC — leaving OpenAI in the one position its lawyers cannot solve: the feature OpenAI is threatening
Aggressive discounting on the Pixel 10 Pro and Galaxy S26+ has compressed the price gap to as little as $171 over an open-box flagship, quietly undermining the Pixel 10a's central argument for
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says Apple will eventually build an autonomous AI agent to rival OpenClaw — but the company's own privacy architecture may be the most formidable barrier it faces. The paradox
Andreas Bovensiepen has unveiled the 05 GT, an 800 hp reworking of the BMW M5 Touring styled by Frank Stephenson, priced at €198,900 — a calculated rebuke of what BMW did to
Google's next Pixel Drop teaser ads surfaced not on its own channels but through Amazon — bundling a genuinely new Screen Reactions feature with Gemini AI tools already behind a paywall, raising
Ziwen Xu burned through 75% of Claude's weekly usage cap in a single day trying to vibe code a GTA 6 clone — and the scorched credit limit may tell us more
Apple is on track for a September 2026 iPhone 18 Pro launch, with Dark Cherry emerging as the headline color. The problem: the same aluminum chassis that faded and dented on the
SemiAnalysis's first public teardown from its Oregon lab reveals that China's ChangXin Memory Technologies has entered Huawei's flagship smartphone supply chain — a development that matters more than the widely circulated SMIC
A viral Reddit thread about Windows 11 local accounts has turned into something Microsoft doesn't want to answer: why did millions of users hand over control of their encrypted drives without being
Linus Torvalds shipped Linux 7.1 on Sunday from a different time zone, carrying a new NTFS driver, Intel FRED by default, and Steam Deck audio fixes — but the real story is
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