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We were promised an AI wearable revolution in 2025 – will 2026 finally deliver?

AI wearables two years on

2025 was awesome for consumer audio, but some key things were very underwhelming

Nothing dropped the bomb, on-device voice controls just bombed, Auracast floundered, and lossless came alive! My takeaways for audio in 2025.

Android Central

I’ve been using the Sofabaton X2 universal remote for two weeks, and it’s the closest yet to replacing the Logitech Harmony

Get the Sofabaton X2 if you’re looking to replace your long-lost Harmony remote. While its interface isn’t as quite polished as Logitech’s was — and it needs more smart home integration — the X2’s design and controls are much more refined than previous versions.

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Google and Apple warn H-1B workers against holiday international travel over risk of being stranded abroad

New requirement to check holders’ social media histories causing long processing delays, lawyers warn

The Independent UK

The state of AI in 2025: How Google, Apple, OpenAI, and others fared

AI continued to grow in 2025, but not in all the ways we expected, and not every company experienced the same level of success. Here's my report card.

Android Central

Shein Can't Sell Sex Toys Unless It Checks IDs, French Court Says

Laws requiring porn platforms to age-check visitors are becoming "a Swiss army knife for the government."

Reason

This underrated Siri feature proves Apple can do AI – but the iPhone’s voice assistant still needs a drastic makeover in 2026

After noticing the subtle improvements made to Siri Suggestions, I'm convinced that Apple can bring meaningful AI upgrades to the iPhone in 2026.

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I found a box of old film rolls — and AI helped me recover memories I thought were lost forever

I found a box of undeveloped film negatives and wondered if AI could bring them back. Using Google’s Nano Banana Pro, I turned them into real photos — and the results were unexpectedly emotional

Tom’s Guide

Google and Apple employees on US visas apparently told to avoid international travel

Big Tech lawyers are warning employees not to leave the US, or they could face major delays re-entering.

TechRadar

Google's Biggest Weakness Exposed by ChatGPT Maker Sam Altman

OpenAI chief Sam Altman reveals what he sees as Google's biggest weakness in the AI race, despite its unmatched business model and global dominance.

International Business Times UK

Apple and Google Warn Staff on US Visas Not to Travel as Trump-Era Delays Risk Months Abroad

Apple and Google have warned US visa workers to avoid international travel due to embassy stamping delays.

International Business Times

AI translation is replacing interpreters in GP care – here’s why that’s troubling

When a doctor can’t find an interpreter, many now reach for Google Translate. It seems like a practical fix to a pressing problem. But a new study warns this quick solution may be putting refugee and migrant patients at serious risk – exposing them to translation errors that could lead…

The Conversation

Google Gemini is now heading to fridges — and it might actually be useful

Ready for Gemini to take over your fridge? Based on Samsung's new announcement, you might want it.

TechRadar

How the OpenAI vs Google battle looks through the lens of Michael Porter's '5 Forces' analysis

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Quite a few of the AI software engineers hired by Google in 2025 were actually ex-employees

Google has been rehiring former talent in an AI frenzy - and it seems it isn't alone.

International Business Times UK

Google Warns Britain Is Drifting Into Authoritarian Irrelevance

Google joins X in attacking the UK's Online Safety Act, warning that strict content policing and heavy regulation are pushing Britain toward 'authoritarian irrelevance' and stifling digital innovation.

Android Central

The ultimate step test: I wore 10 fitness watches while walking 10,000 steps. These are the brands you can trust for your New Year's step goals

I took my Amazfit, Apple, Coros, Google, Garmin, OnePlus, Polar, Samsung, Suunto, and Withings watches for a step test to see which you can trust.

Barchart

As Google Launches Gemini 3 Flash, Should You Buy, Sell, or Hold GOOGL Stock?

Alphabet looks like a buy, with Gemini 3 Flash riding an AI data‑center boom, Google Cloud and Gemini winning large enterprise and infrastructure deals, and Wall Street assigning a "Strong Buy" rating.

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Windows Central

Microsoft’s biggest 2026 problem isn’t AI, hardware, or competition — it’s that the fans who once defended them have checked out

Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Amazon enter 2026 with fading hype and shrinking fanbases as frustration replaces enthusiasm.

Android Central

Wear OS in 2025: How Pixel, Galaxy, and OnePlus smartwatches fared against our expectations

I made a dozen guesses for what Google, Samsung, and other Wear OS watch brands would do in 2025. I got a lot right, but not everything.

Bored Panda

40 Internet Know-It-Alls Who Embarrassed Themselves By Correcting Others Incorrectly

The internet is great for raising our dopamine levels. It's so satisfying to comment under someone's poorly spelled post with an "Um, actually." Yet, sometimes, know-it-alls are too overconfident and make a mistake or two of their own. We've compiled the funniest posts from the "People Incorrectly Correcting Other People…

Android Central

Wearables report card 2025: How smartwatches, rings, and glasses fared this year against my predictions

Last year, I had analysts tell me how wearable tech would improve in 2025. Here's what we got right and wrong, and how the big companies did.

Tom’s Hardware

Turns out, AI can actually build competent Minesweeper clones — Four AI coding agents put to the test reveal OpenAI's Codex as the best, while Google's Gemini CLI as the worst

Ars Technica took four popular coding agents available today and asked them to make a Minesweeper clone, to see which one comes out on top. OpenAI's Codex produced the closest to a ready-to-shop version, while Mistral and Anthropic both performed respectably well. It was Google's Gemini that just completely gave…

Tom’s Guide

How to manage notifications on Android

Here's how to manage notifications on any Android phone, be it Samsung, Google, or OnePlus, and make the most of the tools each brand offers.

Tom’s Guide

I stopped making slides from scratch — NotebookLM turns my messy notes into a presentation

NotebookLM just got a major visual upgrade thanks to Nano Banana Pro, and after testing it with real notes, research and images, I found seven ways it actually saves time — and makes complex ideas easier to understand.

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