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.
A BBC Travel writer took Meta's $799 Ray-Ban Display glasses through Paris — and the test exposed the real gap between Meta's vision of an AI-powered tourist and what the device actually
Free ad-supported streaming has quietly crossed a credibility threshold: Tubi carried the most-watched Super Bowl stream in history, and Pluto TV, Plex, and Sling Freestream now collectively offer more live channels than
A benchmark of ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity on identical recipe queries found the three AI engines produce structurally different answers — and the gap is reshaping how tens of millions of home
For the first time in 25 years, the FBI's annual crime report broke out a dedicated section on AI-facilitated fraud — logging $893 million in losses across 22,364 complaints in 2025 alone.
Eight Sleep's AI-powered Pod cover, now valued at $1.5 billion, is pushing toward FDA clearance for sleep apnea detection — raising urgent questions about what it means to rent the intelligence in
Researchers at ETH Zurich cracked the 'zero-knowledge' promises of Bitwarden, LastPass, and Dashlane — 27 working attacks against the vaults millions of people trust. The shift to passkeys is real, but the
With tariffs pushing new electronics prices up by as much as 34 percent, American consumers are discovering a market hiding in plain sight: the $68 billion global industry in refurbished and secondhand
Turkey's communications regulator is drafting legislation that would force VPN providers to obtain government licenses, establish local companies, and face fines of up to 30 million Turkish lira — a move critics
Apple's iOS 27 introduces a second tier of Apple Intelligence that requires 12GB of RAM — cutting out the base iPhone 17 and, more strikingly, the iPhone 16 Pro that Apple sold
Criminal networks in Turkey are sending fake e-Devlet government portal links via SMS to pensioners, draining bank accounts and taking out loans in victims' names within seconds. Turkey's cybercrime unit has now
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