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.
Apple unveiled cross-developer subscription bundles at WWDC 2026, letting rival app makers package their subscriptions together at a discount — a structural move that arrives as US courts have stripped Apple of
Google's June 8 Chrome update patched CVE-2026-11645, a high-severity V8 memory flaw already being exploited in the wild — the fifth time this year alone an attacker has found a way in
Apple spent WWDC 2026 talking about Siri AI and Apple Intelligence. The features that will change how most iPhone users experience their phone every day were never mentioned onstage — buried instead
Google named Paris Hilton as Android's first icon in residence and had her build a productivity app using only three prompts in Gemini Canvas — a move designed to show that the
Logitech launched its first foldable mouse Wednesday, the $80 Mobi Fold, targeting the 74 percent of professionals who own a mouse but leave it home when traveling. Early reviews found the compact
General Motors built enormous battery capacity for electric vehicles that are now selling slower than it bet. So it is redirecting those batteries to a hungrier customer: an American power grid straining
More than 10,000 Mississippi residents are suing Elon Musk's xAI and SpaceX, saying the gas turbines powering his data centres near Memphis filled their homes with inescapable noise and worse air. It
The FCC is weighing a plan to bar US operators from connecting with China Unicom, China Mobile and China Telecom, and to wall off Chinese-run data centers on American soil. China Unicom
Trump has signed a memorandum ordering the military to go 'AI-first,' stripping AI guardrails and giving the Pentagon 90 days to rewrite the rulebook on weapons that can kill without a human
An FCC proposal would force telecoms to collect a government ID before activating any phone line, effectively outlawing the anonymous burner phone. Privacy advocates warn it would expose journalists, abuse survivors and
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