Google’s Project Ara failed, but the dream of a modular smartphone is back. We look at how companies like Fairphone are focusing on repairability to make the concept viable.
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The smart home is still a confusing mess of incompatible devices. We explore why the initial Matter standard fell short and how the next version aims to finally fix it.
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Solid-state batteries promise to revolutionize everything from EVs to smartphones with faster charging, longer life, and better safety. We break down the tech and why it’s a true game-changer.
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Electric flying taxis, or eVTOLs, are no longer sci-fi. We explore the cutting-edge technology and the huge hurdles these companies face before they can revolutionize your commute.
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Beyond cutting emissions, can technology reverse climate change? We explore the promise and monumental risks of carbon capture and geoengineering technologies.
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Brain-Computer Interfaces are no longer science fiction. Discover the first real-world applications of BCIs, from restoring movement in paralyzed patients to enhancing mental wellness.
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Is the AI revolution built on a foundation of stolen data? We dive into the high-stakes legal battles between AI labs and creators over copyright infringement and training data.
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Samsung, Google, and Apple are racing to evolve their smartphone AI assistants in 2025. Emma Lane compares Galaxy AI, Google Assistant, and Apple’s revamped Siri — which one actually helps more?
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Google Veo 3 is the newest contender in AI video. Olivia Carter compares it with OpenAI’s Sora and Runway to see who’s really leading the generative video race.
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Google’s Pixel Buds Pro 2 promise improved ANC, upgraded AI features, and spatial audio — but do they finally beat the AirPods Pro? Emma Lane puts them to the test in this full hands-on review.
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