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Apple has gotten in the way of its own AI rollout — here’s how it can get Apple Intelligence back on track

Apple has had a lot of difficulty getting it's AI to work as intended, and it all stems from a decision Apple made regarding hardware a long time ago.

Tom’s Guide

Too Much Tech Sometimes Scares Me, but These AI-Powered Coffee Machines Actually Sound Quite Cool

From facial recognition technology to simply data-storing your coffee order, could these high-tech coffee machines be the baristas of the future?

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Here's what we know about the 5 Android XR smart glasses currently in development

Samsung, Xreal, Gentle Monster and 2 others are working on Android XR glasses, here's what we know.

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Most of us will leave behind a large ‘digital legacy’ when we die. Here’s how to plan what happens to it

Imagine you are planning the funeral music for a loved one who has died. You can’t remember their favourite song, so you try to login to their Spotify account. Then you realise the account login is inaccessible, and with it has gone their personal history of Spotify playlists, annual “wrapped”…

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Samsung’s prototype XR glasses hint at the future of smart frames, and I'm closer to all-in than ever before

After a brief demo with Samsung's prototype pair of Android XR glasses, I'm closer to all-in than ever before with the product category, and for two key reasons.

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The One UI 8 beta program looks set to be launching imminently – and could include a new Running Coach feature

The indications are that the One UI 8 beta will open up very soon, and we can expect new features too.

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Broken Promises: 10 Things Technology Companies Promised Us That Never Happened

Technology is a realm built on promises — dazzling visions of the future sold to the public with glossy videos, press releases, and keynote speeches. Silicon Valley thrives on hype, and for decades, companies have teased humanity with products and innovations that never quite arrived. Some of these ideas were…

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Musk asserts AI will make search redundant in comment on Google Search share dipping below 90%

Google Search market share drops below 90% for the first time in a decade, with some experts believing that traditional online search will give way to AI-powered queries.

Tom’s Hardware

I reviewed Hisense’s top mini-LED TV, and it sets a new standard for bright-room viewing, but with a few key flaws

The Hisense U8QG is a great value and the brand's brightest TV yet. It's also packed with a wide array of features that make it an excellent option for gaming.

TechRadar

Indivisible: the mass movement leading the progressive fight against Trump

It grew out of a Google Doc, and now has millions of US members – what’s the secret of Indivisible’s success?

The Guardian - US

Alphabet Stock Lags—But Waymo May Be Its Hidden Driver

Alphabet stock's discount can be credited to one single association with autonomous driving, not rooted in numbers but emotions.

MarketBeat

I'm not handing control of my wallet to an AI — and not even Google's AI shopping features can change that

Google's new AI shopping features have me conflicted. I like the idea of product research being easier, but I'm not about to cede my control to a machine — not even Gemini.

Tom’s Guide

Google I/O showed off AI done right — hopefully, Apple was paying attention

As Google made one AI announcement after another during its Google I/O developer conference this week, I couldn't help but think of Apple and how Apple Intelligence has faltered out of the gate.

Tom’s Guide

Great moments in PC gaming: Getting so badly stuck on an adventure game puzzle I called the developer for a hint

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10 Disastrous Products That Took Their Brands Down With Them

We all love a good comeback story, but a single misstep can sometimes send even the mightiest brands tumbling. Launching a new product is always a gamble in the business world. Sometimes, the risk pays off in spades. Other times, it leads to a spectacular flop that not only fails…

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The Google Pixel 10 just showed up in one of the strangest phone leaks we've seen yet

It looks as though camera capabilities and AI are going to be the main focus of the Pixel 10, which is no surprise.

Tom’s Guide

I ditched Google for Perplexity for a month — and I don't think I can go back

Can AI replace Google as your main search engine? I wanted to find out

Tom’s Guide

I saw Nvidia's RTX-powered AI avatar in action, and this digital human interface has a sense of humor

Nvidia's Project R2X gives your PC its own agentic AI avatar, and after seeing it accomplish tasks in a jiffy, I found that the best thing about it is its sense of humor.

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We’re just weeks away from an iOS 19 preview — these are the 5 rumored changes I’m looking forward to

Next month's WWDC 2025 should include an iOS 19 preview. Based on the rumors that are out there, here are the possible changes that excite me the most.

TechRadar

ICYMI: the week's 7 biggest tech stories from Google's impressive new AI to Dyson's weird little vacuum

The week's 7 biggest tech stories from Google, Fujifilm, Apple, and more for May 24, 2025.

The Guardian - UK

From Tesla to forests: what Nest does with 13m UK savers’ pension cash

You may not have heard of it, but the £50bn workplace scheme invests in everything from big tech to hotels and windfarms

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It's not that 'people don't like change', it's that your logo isn't as good as these

Like it or not, public criticism is often justified.

Tom’s Guide

Google’s $249/month AI video tool is incredible — but this one feature left me frustrated

Veo 3 generates jaw-dropping AI videos with sound and dialogue — but it’s not perfect. Here’s what impressed me and what needs work.

The Guardian - UK

‘Alarming’ rise in regional internet censorship in China, study finds

Tens of millions of internet users in China’s Henan denied access to five times more websites than usual

International Business Times

Anthropic's Claude AI Gets Smarter -- And Mischievious

Anthropic launched its latest Claude generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) models on Thursday, claiming to set new standards for reasoning but also building in safeguards against rogue behavior.

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