The review praises the haptic touchpad and battery, then flags a market constraint: getting the configuration you want.

The Johns Hopkins economist argues AI will not replace workers broadly, because water, power, and chips decide the limits.

The AT&T internet project and Microsoft Exchange gateways show why “we'll do it later” can cost you timing.

Android Headlines says Google is raising prices at the same time it swaps storage and trims RAM on Pro models ahead of Aug. 12.

Inside the founder community experiment, leaders bet that healthier work rhythms can reduce burnout and sustain output.

A court denied xAI’s attempt to halt Minnesota’s “nudify” app ban, keeping the crackdown on adult image-altering tools alive.

Emory and Georgia Tech’s proof-of-concept shows how AI could scale behavioral research without the usual field bottlenecks.

A YouTuber’s apology makes the risk real: incentives that reward model interaction may be reshaping attention and behavior.

Apple’s latest move signals how phone payments may shift, and what it changes for your device strategy.

Billboard success for the Shoreline Mafia rapper is colliding with questions about whether his track, and its art, are AI-made.

Months into the RAM crunch, Nvidia and AMD are reportedly raising graphics card prices while “AI features” deliver mixed results.

A cheap NFC lock makes “attention friction” real. Here’s how it works and why regulators might care.