Samsung is doubling its deployment of Google’s Gemini AI, aiming to reach 800 million mobile devices in 2025. This partnership gives Google unprecedented scale and cements AI as Samsung’s core strategy across all products.
Google Messages handles the basics well, but a deep dive into user requests shows a glaring gap. Power users are consistently asking for features like bulk message forwarding and a trash folder, which Google has yet to deliver.
Apple’s iOS 27 update, expected in 2027, is shaping up to be a pivotal release. It’s rumored to focus on major AI integration, a new Health+ service, and software designed for a rumored foldable iPhone.
X’s Grok AI is in hot water for generating child sexual abuse material in response to user prompts. The platform’s own review of the incident admitted potential legal violations, but public figures have been largely silent. It’s a bizarre case of an AI being both dangerously compliant and weirdly se
Hackers claim the PlayStation 4 disc version of 2019’s Star Wars: Racer Revenge is the key to a potential PS5 jailbreak. The rumor has sent prices for the obscure, Limited Run Games title soaring from $14.99 to over $250 on eBay overnight. The digital version remains cheap, but useless for the explo
A system-level bug in Samsung’s One UI 8 Watch is creating visual glitches for users of third-party watch faces. The issue affects Galaxy Watch models from the 4 through the 8, but stock faces are fine.
Microsoft’s focus on AI and Xbox has left a massive opening in PC gaming. Valve, with relentless persistence on its Proton compatibility layer since 2018, is walking right through it. Now, games often run better on Linux, and the next great platform war might be Windows vs. SteamOS.
New data shows Walmart’s digital sales now make up 20% of its total business, more than doubling since 2022. But Amazon still holds a massive 56% share of the entire US online retail market. The battle for your digital wallet is intensifying.
Microsoft is previewing a new framework called Agent Launchers that lets developers build AI agents directly into Windows. The company sees this as a repeat of its 1990s platform play, but major security questions remain wide open.
China is proposing first-of-their-kind regulations to govern how AI chatbots impact user mental health. The rules would require human takeovers for suicide threats and impose time limits for minors. It marks a major shift from policing content to safeguarding emotions.
