The Eastern Herald’s Technology Desk covers technology companies, consumer electronics, digital products, emerging technologies and major developments shaping the global technology industry.
Microsoft business customers affected by service outages may qualify for SLA credits, but claims are not automatic and consumer plans have different terms.
Samsung Heavy Industries has signed three partnership agreements and cleared design approval from the American Bureau of Shipping and Lloyd's Register for its 50-megawatt floating data center concept — a maritime answer
Google's Gemini Daily Brief synthesizes your Gmail, Calendar, and Tasks into a morning AI digest — but the feature's genuine utility and its genuine privacy cost turn out to be the same
Telegram has relaunched its Wear OS app after a five-year absence, bringing full chat access, voice messages, and chat management to Galaxy Watch and Pixel Watch — one week after doing the
Meta is rolling out more than 50 dedicated 'Meta Lab @ Best Buy' spaces this summer, each placing AI glasses and VR headsets under the same roof for the first time —
The Boox Tappy is a $30 retro-styled Bluetooth page turner that just returned to US shelves in a new Citrus color — and its refusal to work with Kindles or Kobos exposes
Scopely is quietly testing the Explorer Gadget, a built-in auto-catcher for Pokémon GO that could replace the $100 GO Plus+ — but the company has said nothing about pricing, rollout, or why
A six-person Istanbul startup is building the accountability layer that Turkey's decade-old urban renewal law never provided — connecting apartment owners with vetted contractors and letting them watch every pour of concrete
Google's AI Mode has passed one billion monthly users — and at I/O 2026, the company announced it is no longer just a smarter search engine. It is building autonomous agents that
A qualitative study of 32 active users across five platform types finds that social media personalization satisfies and unnerves in equal measure -- and that when trust breaks, no algorithm can rebuild
Revenue from wired headphones surged 20 percent in the first weeks of 2026 after five straight years of decline — driven not by nostalgia alone, but by battery failures, hearing science, and
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