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Apple developing automatic iPhone lock feature to foil snatch thieves

Apple is developing a new security feature that will automatically lock an iPhone if it is snatched from a user’s hand, building on its existing anti-theft measures to thwart tech thieves.

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I used the AirPods Max 2 — this is the luxury headphone upgrade you need

The AirPods Max 2 doesn't look any different to the Max, but it has plenty of upgrades that matter.

Android Central

Saving Siri: After two years of stumbles, is Apple's AI moment here?

Siri debuted in 2011 and is accessible through the bulk of Apple's installed base of 2.5 billion devices, but hundreds of millions of consumers have been chatting with apps from OpenAI and Anthropic instead. In China and elsewhere, consumers are turning to AI agents - bots that can carry out…

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The new Siri is a make-or-break moment for Apple at WWDC — here's why

The new Siri launching at WWDC 2026 not only needs to prove that the two-year delay was worth it, it needs to show that Apple's smart glasses and other new AI devices will be worth buying.

Tom’s Guide

Quote of the day by Steve Jobs: "What a computer is to me is the most remarkable tool that we have ever come up with. It's the equivalent of a bicycle for our minds" — how technology has augmented us all

The Apple co-founder was a huge believer that the technology we're building can augment and extend what we're capable of

TechRadar

I asked Siri if it knew what to expect at WWDC 2026 and its answer was so predictably disappointing — I really hope Apple can fix this

Apple's WWDC 2026 keynote is hours away, but the current Siri doesn't build much confidence that Apple is ready to deliver the AI goods.

TechRadar

SpaceX IPO, CPI Report and Other Can't Miss Items this Week

Markets face a pivotal week marked by a significant structural shift away from richly valued AI and technology stocks toward lagging sectors, evident in Friday's steep Nasdaq and S&P 500 plunges that signal investor rotation and risk reassessment.

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‘Most people don’t wake up wanting to buy a foldable’: I'm convinced Apple’s iPhone Ultra will finally make foldables mainstream — but not because of the hardware

Rumors surrounding the iPhone Ultra are heating up, and I'm convinced that Apple's first foldable will succeed — here's why.

TechRadar

TikTokers are swapping their iPhones for Nothing Phones, and I think I understand why

The Nothing brand has been growing at an exponential rate, and it looks like a heavy TikTok influence is playing a big role.

Android Central

Leica's compact 4K projector is surprisingly affordable considering its heritage and tech

Leica quality but without the usual price tag? It's a tough one to resist, and why would you?

Can Nvidia's RTX Spark do for Windows what Apple silicon did for Macs?

Nvidia unveils RTX Spark, a chip designed for AI agents, aiming to transform personal computers. This move is compared to Apple Silicon's impact on Macs. RTX Spark combines CPU, GPU, and memory for local AI tasks. Major PC makers will launch RTX Spark-powered devices soon. This innovation could usher in…

The Economic Times

How to watch WWDC 2026 — and what announcements to expect

It's almost time for WWDC 2026, where we're expecting Apple to show off iOS 27 and other software updates.

TechRadar

Windows just had an amazing week: Between silicon, devices, and OS improvements, I am excited to be a Windows user again

Great, affordable Windows laptops, powerful high-end silicon, platform improvements, and more came together this week to send a message: Windows is back.

Windows Central

Apple WWDC 2026: iOS 27, a smarter Siri and new AI features expected

Mark your calendars for June 8 as Apple takes the stage for its highly anticipated Worldwide Developers Conference. This year, the tech giant is unleashing a powerful wave of artificial intelligence initiatives, headlined by a revamped, smarter Siri. Attendees can also look forward to the unveiling of innovative AI tools…

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Windows laptops are entering their MacBook Neo era, but is Windows 11 actually ready for it? 8GB of RAM has me worried

Windows laptops are fighting back against the MacBook Neo, but Windows 11 needs to lose weight fast for 8GB of RAM!

TechRadar

Forget Siri — these are the 5 things I actually want iOS 27 to fix on my iPhone at WWDC 2026

We're all set for Apple's annual software update reveals, and there are plenty of ways left to improve iOS.

TechRadar

I'm a professional hiker — here are 3 reasons you should take advantage of Garmin's new one-year free inReach offer and consider buying a pocket communicator

Garmin's inReach communicators allow you to stay connected — both to nature and your family back home.

Tom’s Guide

iPadOS 27: The 3 biggest rumored upgrades coming to your iPad

At WWDC 2026, we should hear news about all the updates coming to iPadOS 27. Here are the latest rumors and reports that give us an idea of what to expect.

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25 photos that capture the biggest moments in Apple WWDC history — from Steve Jobs' 'reality distortion' to Tim Cook's final curtain call

Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) started way back in 1983. Ahead of its latest 2026 event, we're flicking back through a photo gallery of its biggest moments, from the Steve Jobs era to Tim Cook.

Tom’s Guide

7 rumored Apple Intelligence features coming to iOS 27 that I’m most excited about

Apple Intelligence is due to get an overhaul at WWDC; here are the seven rumored improvements I'm most excited to see.

TechRadar

What's the tea? This Khadas is a slim, stylish and punchy headphone DAC for delivering audio upgrades for phones and more

The Khadas Tea Pro attaches magnetically to your iPhone and connects via Bluetooth or USB-C to deliver a punchy, spacious audio upgrade

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The Best Early Prime Day Deals

Amazon Prime Day starts June 23, but you can already snag huge discounts right now. Shop top deals on Shark vacuums, skincare, storage bags, bedding, and more—up to 62% off.

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I Had To Ask Jon Hamm What Item Was Most Fun To Steal On His 'Ocean's 14'-esque Caper Your Friends & Neighbors

I love a heist.

Android Central

Oura Ring 5 vs. Oura Ring 4: Slimmer, and still with a subscription

The Oura Ring 5 is better than the Ring 4 in just about every way, but its $400 or $500 price tag stings — especially combined with the required subscription.

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The Dow's Split Personality: Why Some Winners Soar While Others Drag Down the Dow

The oldest stock index in the world is suffering from a severe case of split personality. This internal friction has triggered a mechanical phenomenon, the likes of which I cannot recall, at least to this degree.

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