HP’s new EliteBook 6 G1q laptop comes with an amazing feature: unlimited 5G service in the U.S. that automatically switches between carriers. The catch? It’s a business-only device, highlighting a frustrating gap in the consumer market.
Apple’s senior VP of hardware technologies, Johny Srouji, is reportedly “seriously considering” leaving the company. His potential departure follows a wave of other executive exits announced for 2025 and 2026.
Lenovo is back with a second attempt at a Windows gaming handheld, the Legion Go 2. According to a Wired review, it offers better performance and a great screen, but the inherent awkwardness of the OS in this form factor persists. It’s a device that demands patience and tinkering from its user.
Google is rolling out a new anti-scam feature for Android phones in the US. It triggers a full-screen red warning if you open a banking app while screen-sharing with an unknown caller. The goal is to disrupt the panic tactics scammers use to steal your money.
New research from Dr. Dries H. Bostyn published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology put people in a real-world “trolley problem.” The results show we are terrible at predicting our own moral behavior when real consequences—and real people—are involved.
According to tests by The How-To Geek, using a VPN will almost always slow your connection. The drop can be drastic—up to 96% on a gigabit plan—but the impact varies wildly based on your base speed and how far the VPN server is.
Quantum mechanics turns 100 this year, but its deepest meaning is still up for grabs. New interpretations suggest reality isn’t absolute, but relational, built from the interactions between observers and the world. It’s a mind-bending shift with huge implications.
Dave Plummer, a former Microsoft developer who created Task Manager, says Windows 11 needs a “Service Pack 2” moment focused on bugs and security. This comes as the OS struggles with adoption and a flood of controversial AI integrations.
Apple has seeded the release candidate builds for iPadOS 26.2 and other updates. This final step means the software should be available to all users within the next week or so.
Foxconn is doubling down on Vietnam. A new filing shows its subsidiary, Fushan Technology, plans to start producing Xbox consoles and smart ring chargers at a Bac Ninh facility by April 2025. This move cements Vietnam’s role as a critical hub for future tech hardware.
