The Eastern Herald’s Technology Desk covers technology companies, consumer electronics, digital products, emerging technologies and major developments shaping the global technology industry.
Google Wallet home keys are rolling out in Google Home Public Preview, enabling NFC door unlocking and hands-free access with compatible Aliro hardware.
Google is quietly advertising its next Pixel Drop through Amazon video ads before making any official announcement, revealing Screen Reactions, Gemini Omni video creation, and AI music generation as the update's centerpiece
Capcom pushed the first meaningful update to Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 on Steam since 2017, and it quietly broke Dark Phoenix through a single-character coding error. The fighting game community's years
The Nothing Phone (4a) cost twice as much in memory components by launch day as it did when Carl Pei greenlit it. That doubling is now arriving everywhere — and Europe's Chips
More than 80 cybersecurity executives signed a letter Sunday asking the Commerce Secretary to lift export controls on Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models. Several of the signatories published research just
Bunnings will be among the first Australian retailers to sell directly inside Google's AI Mode, letting shoppers research and buy without leaving the chatbot. It is a convenience for customers and a
Three tiny fossil species from Queensland's Riversleigh deposits do not fit the marsupial family tree, and UNSW palaeontologists have proposed a new order, Keeunamorphia, to hold them. The find hints Australia's marsupials
Firmus is building a A$2.1 billion AI data centre outside Launceston that will draw up to 400 megawatts, on track to become Tasmania's single largest electricity user. The company calls it the
The quantified-self movement gave millions of people unprecedented insight into their own bodies — and, for a significant number of them, a new anxiety disorder in the process. The wellness industry is
After two years of self-inflicted damage from a botched app overhaul, Sonos has returned with the Play — a $299 portable speaker that sits between the Roam and the Move in size,
Apple Sports just expanded to 170 countries, ESPN dominates American league coverage, and theScore still outpaces both on speed. The real problem for fans following sports from their phones is not which
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