Has the Algorithm Gone Too Far? The Push for a ‘Chronological’ Social Media Feed
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August 9, 2025
Google Launches ‘Coach’, an AI-Powered Life Planner. We Got a Demo.
Google has launched “Coach,” a new AI-powered life planner that integrates with your Gmail, Calendar, and Maps to help you achieve your goals. We got a first look.
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Nothing Phone (3) Launches: Can Carl Pei’s Design Magic Strike Again?
We review the newly launched Nothing Phone (3). With an upgraded processor, a better camera, and a refined Glyph interface, has Carl Pei finally delivered a true flagship?
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Hands-On with Android 16: Our Favorite (and Least Favorite) New Features
We go hands-on with the Android 16 public beta. From the new “Live Lockscreen” to AI-powered app commands, here are our favorite and least favorite new features.
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Nintendo Switch 2 Finally Launches: Is It the Pro Console We Wanted?
The Nintendo Switch 2 is finally here. We go hands-on to review the new hardware, the 4K output via DLSS, and answer the big question: is it the “Switch Pro” we wanted?
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Project Titan Unleashed: Our Deep Dive into Apple’s First Electric Vehicle Launch
After years of rumors, Apple has finally unveiled its electric car. We do a deep dive into the design, the “carOS” software, and the revolutionary features of the “Project Titan” vehicle.
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First Look: The Portless iPhone 17—Genius Design or a Dongle Nightmare?
Rumors suggest the iPhone 17 could be the first truly portless iPhone. We explore the arguments for this radical redesign and the practical nightmares it could create for users.
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Rumor Mill: Is Amazon Planning Its Own ‘re:Invent’ for Consumers This Fall?
The rumor mill is buzzing with signs that Amazon is planning a major new consumer hardware event this fall. We explore the evidence and what they might announce.
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Are Giant Tech Conferences Obsolete? The Debate Over In-Person vs. Virtual Events
In a post-pandemic world, are giant tech conferences like CES still relevant? We explore the debate between in-person and virtual events and the changing purpose of the conference.
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Live from Black Hat 2025: The Scariest New Hacks You Need to Know About
Reporting from the Black Hat 2025 cybersecurity conference, we explore the scariest new hacks, from smart home takeovers to AI model poisoning.
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