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Sony Xperia 1 VII: Flagship Phone with Amazing Camera and Audio

Sony's new Xperia 1 VII flagship phone boasts impressive camera upgrades, including a 48MP ultrawide lens with AI-powered Auto Framing, mirroring Sony's Alpha cameras. Audio is enhanced with Walkman technology and improv…

Sony Xperia 1 VII: High-End Specs, High Price Tag

Sony's Xperia 1 VII, a high-end Android phone, has been unveiled with impressive specs: a 6.5-inch 120Hz OLED screen, Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, 12GB RAM, 256GB storage (expandable), and a significantly improved 48MP …

Google quietly updates logo with subtle gradient

Google's Android and iOS app logos have subtly changed, featuring a new gradient design. This update, however, lacks the usual fanfare accompanying past Google rebranding efforts. The change is inconsistent across platfo…

Newark Air Traffic Control Crisis Reaches Critical Low

Newark International Airport is experiencing a severe air traffic control crisis due to chronic understaffing and recent radio/radar outages. Reports suggest only one certified controller and a trainee were scheduled for…

Apple Patches Critical iPhone 16e Modem Flaw

Apple released iOS 18.5, addressing a critical security flaw in the iPhone 16e's C1 modem, its first self-designed modem. The vulnerability, affecting baseband signal processing, could have allowed attackers with network…

Google I/O 2025: AI Takes Center Stage

Google I/O 2025, Google's largest developer conference, will be held on May 20-21. CEO Sundar Pichai and DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis will unveil major product updates, with a significant focus on AI, particularly Google'…

VPNSecure Cancels Lifetime Subscriptions After Acquisition

VPNSecure's new owners, InfiniteQuant Ltd, canceled all lifetime subscriptions, citing unawareness of their existence during the acquisition. Customers received emails stating the lifetime deals were deactivated due to r…

Galaxy Z Fold 7: Thinnest, Widest Foldable Yet

Leaked specifications reveal Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 7 will be its thinnest, widest, and tallest foldable yet. Measuring 158.4mm tall, 143.1mm wide, and only 3.9mm thick when unfolded, it boasts significantly reduced bez…

Galaxy Z Flip 7: Larger Cover Display Confirmed

Leaks suggest Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 7 will feature a significantly larger cover display, extending to the edges and encompassing the cameras, unlike its predecessors. This confirms earlier speculation of a design chang…

macOS 15.5 Released: Minor Update Before macOS 16

Apple released macOS Sequoia 15.5, a minor update before the anticipated macOS 16 launch at WWDC. This update includes Mail app enhancements, such as a new 'All Mail' category and the ability to toggle contact photos. It…

Superwood: Stronger Than Steel, Made From Wood

InventWood, a Maryland-based startup, is commercializing "Superwood," a material stronger than steel made from treated wood. Developed by University of Maryland scientist Liangbing Hu, the process strengthens cellulose w…

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge: Slim Design, Dual Cameras Revealed

Leaked images reveal the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, thinner than the S25 Ultra and available in three colors: silver, black, and SilverBlue. Unlike other S25 models, it features a dual-camera setup with a 200-megapixel pri…

Apple's 2027 iPhone: All-Screen Design, No Cutouts

Apple is reportedly planning a radical redesign for its iPhone in 2027, marking the 10th anniversary of the iPhone X. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman predicts a nearly all-glass, curved iPhone with no display cutouts, arriving a…

Google Keep Web App Gets Much-Needed Text Formatting

Google Keep's web app now offers expanded text formatting options, matching the Android version's features. The update, rolling out to Workspace, Workspace Individual, and personal Google accounts, includes bold, italic,…

Honor Phones Debut Google AI Image-to-Video Feature

Honor's new Honor 400 and 400 Pro phones, launching May 22nd, will feature an AI image-to-video generator powered by Google's Veo 2. The tool, integrated into the Gallery app, transforms static images into 5-second video…

Empty Hard Drive Scam at Flea Market

A German flea market shopper purchased a seemingly 2TB hard drive for €2, a price far below market value. Upon installation, the drive was non-functional. Opening the case revealed the magnetic platters were missing, exp…

Anker 737 Power Bank: Massive Amazon Discount!

Amazon offers a significant discount on the Anker 737 power bank, reducing its price to $87 (41% off). This 24,000mAh portable charger features three ports (two USB-C, one USB-A), allowing simultaneous charging of multip…

SoundCloud's Terms Allow AI Training Data Use

SoundCloud's updated terms of service, effective February 2024, grant the company the right to use user-uploaded content for AI training. While SoundCloud denies currently using user content for AI training and claims to…

Whoop Reverses Controversial Fitness Tracker Upgrade Policy

Whoop has revised its upgrade policy for its new Whoop 5.0 fitness tracker after customer backlash. Initially, users faced a $49-$79 upgrade fee or a 12-month subscription extension. Following complaints about this contr…

Newark Airport Radar Failures Cause Flight Chaos

A CNN analysis reveals at least 16 planes were under Newark airport's control when communication and radar systems failed on April 28, causing eight diversions. The resulting chaos, including delays and cancellations, la…

Engadget Reviews: Tech and Games Roundup

Engadget's recent reviews cover a range of tech: the portable Surface Pro 12-inch (good for basic tasks, but slow); the Rivian R1S Gen 2 EV SUV (impressive but expensive); the Canon Powershot V1 hybrid camera (great vide…

Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses: Cycling's New Companion?

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, despite some flaws, enhance weekend bike rides. Millions sold, sales tripled in a year, their popularity among cyclists is growing. The reviewer praises the integrated camera for capturing rid…

Apple Siri Privacy Lawsuit: $95 Million Settlement

Apple will pay $95 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging its Siri voice assistant intercepted private conversations. Affected US users of Siri-enabled devices between September 17, 2014, and December 31, 2024…

Newark Airport Outage Fuels Air Traffic Control Crisis

A second radar outage at Newark Liberty International Airport in less than two weeks has intensified pressure on the Trump administration to modernize air traffic control systems and increase staffing. The outage, lastin…

Ive's AI Project Aims to atone for Smartphone Regret

Jony Ive, the legendary Apple designer, expressed regret over the unintended negative consequences of smartphones and social media, particularly their societal impact. He's now collaborating with OpenAI to develop AI-cen…

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