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Microsoft has begun rolling out Copilot Code for building apps with natural language
Copilot Code is beginning to roll out through Microsoft’s Frontier program, letting users build workplace apps and workflows using natural language.
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GM is giving OnStar AI smarts and a new way to monitor your parked car
GM's revamped OnStar app will bring AI-powered vehicle controls and Connected Cameras, a new feature that lets drivers monitor parked cars and receive alerts when certain incidents occur.
iPhone Duo’s foldable screen is not perfect, after all. But the crease might take a few years to become an eyesore.
Two fold tests say Apple’s hinge is built to last, but the matte screen can’t fully hide a growing crease.
Forget seasoning, your music playlist might be the secret ingredient to a tastier meal
Can the right soundtrack make food more enjoyable? A new study suggests music can influence how your brain processes taste.
AI chatbots are falling prey to manipulative prompts that could help stalkers spy on victims
Spyware, tracking and shared accounts need human help. Here’s what to do before trusting a chatbot’s tech-safety advice.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Fit 4 surfaces in new leak showing a familiar design
Samsung's Galaxy Fit 4 has surfaced in leaked videos showing three color options and a familiar design. The fitness tracker could retain the Galaxy Fit 3's basic look, but its specifications and potential upgrades remain unconfirmed.
Nintendo Switch 2 jailbreak breakthrough shows what AI can do, but it’s not a one-click hack
A developer has demonstrated a software-based Nintendo Switch 2 jailbreak with help from OpenAI's Codex. The breakthrough enables system-level experimentation and game modding, but the exploit remains tethered and isn't a simple route to custom firmware.
Tangerine for Mac makes file conversions seamless with a simple drag-and-drop gesture
Tangerine makes converting and editing files on your Mac easier with a handy radial menu that appears when you drag files while holding Shift. It offers a wide range of tools, but its $29.99 price tag might be hard to justify.
Flagship phone prices are brutal. Samsung’s renewed phones offer a much cheaper way in with Amazon
Samsung is bringing its Certified Re-Newed Galaxy program to Amazon, offering S24 and S25-series phones from $489 with genuine parts, new batteries, and a manufacturer warranty.
Apple is apparently testing iPhone Duo 2 with Face ID instead of the Touch ID button
Apple may bring under-display Face ID to the iPhone Duo 2, addressing a key complaint about its first foldable.
Microsoft may finally let you turn off some of Edge’s AI. But don’t celebrate yet
Microsoft Edge Canary is testing a new switch for disabling on-device AI features, giving users more control while leaving one important question unanswered: exactly what does it turn off?
Musk says you can’t just buy the Cybercab. It’s primarily for Tesla-owned cab service
Tesla hopes to deliver Cybercabs to customers this year, but Musk says almost all will stay in its own fleet.
Tesla will let you add your Model Y to its Robotaxi fleet with the FSD V15 update
Tesla is targeting Q2 2027 for the first customer-owned Model Y vehicles to join its robotaxi fleet through FSD V15, though earnings and insurance details are still missing.
Caldo wants to fix study stress by combining learning games with guided breathing
Caldo lets you play learning games and practice guided breathing without switching apps, so stress doesn’t get in the way of studying.
Skullcandy is now part of Bose, but its bold identity isn’t going anywhere
Bose has acquired Skullcandy, but the brand isn’t going anywhere. Here’s what the deal means for your next pair of earbuds and headphones.
Australia is forcing Apple to loosen its grip on iPhone app distribution
Australia is forcing Apple to open up iPhone app distribution, allowing rival app stores, alternative payment services, and more freedom for developers from March 2027. Apple plans to appeal the ruling.
Xbox Cloud Gaming gets a standalone pay-as-you-go option
Xbox Cloud Gaming now has a pay-as-you-go option, with packs starting at $3.99 for 10 hours and unused time carrying over until it is spent.
Anthropic unveils Claude Duet, its answer to AI agents like Dots
Anthropic has unveiled Claude Duet, a new work-focused AI agent that can monitor connected apps, handle background tasks, and keep working after you step away.
BioWare is closing, and the next Mass Effect is going with it
Electronic Arts is shutting down BioWare after more than 30 years, cancelling the next Mass Effect and cutting around 400 jobs across the company.
Twitch’s new Stream Recap turns missed livestreams into highlight reels you can watch in minutes
Twitch’s new Stream Recaps turn livestream clips into bite-sized highlight reels, helping you catch missed moments, keep up with your favorite streamers, and discover creators through personalized recommendations.
Hands too small for the new iPhone Duo? Apple is working on a fix
Apple reportedly plans to bring Reachability to the iPhone Duo later this year, adapting the familiar accessibility feature to make its wide left and right edges easier to reach.
YouTube is making the dislike button harder to find on regular videos
Some YouTube users are seeing the dislike button tucked away in a menu, raising questions about whether the platform is limiting how easily viewers can express negative feedback.
We now have a phone with two active fans to keep it chill, and a ginormous battery too.
The Honor Win 2 gaming smartphone gets two cooling fans and a 10,100mAh battery, while the Win RT2 and Turbo2 raise capacity to 12,070mAh.
Apple’s iPhone Duo supply crunch could leave walk-in buyers scrambling with “limited” stocks
After online orders vanished in minutes, here’s where Apple Stores will have walk-in iPhone Duo stock and what to expect.
Google wants your Pixel to see you in the dark, and its fix is almost blindingly obvious
Code in an Android 17 beta suggests Pixels could light your face with the screen, but Google hasn’t announced it.
Spotify rolls out its first native car app for cable-free listening, but only Audi drivers get it for now
Audi is the first carmaker to run Spotify natively, with video, lyrics, and shared queues that adapt to driving.
Apple Music just got a new logo. And yeah, it’s inspired by sound and liquid.
Apple says that it actually used music to create the visuals. The colors are gone, and what you get a black-against white look with glass-inspired design elements.
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