Samsung’s smart glasses will feature transition lenses, camera, AI-assistant support and U.S. launch variant, aiming for 2026 release.

Google is experimenting with vertical tabs in Chrome Canary, offering a sidebar layout to reduce tab clutter before a potential wider rollout.

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Buds 4 Pro have leaked in photo-realistic images, revealing a redesigned shape and a bold metal grille, giving users their best look yet at the next-gen earbuds.

DJI’s Osmo Action 6 debuts with a new square CMOS sensor, variable aperture, enhanced stabilization, and improved macro capabilities.

YouTube is trialing native private chats, allowing users to share videos and discuss them without switching apps. The test could expand globally if successful.

YouTube TV won a major deal, integrating ESPN/Fox/NBCU streaming-only content directly into its platform. This promises simpler viewing and cheaper sports bundles.

Windows 11 now includes powerful AI tools like Copilot Vision and hands-free voice activation, enabling automated tasks, screen awareness, and faster workflows across the entire operating system.

Snapchat is introducing Topic Chats to let users join public, trend-driven conversations safely.

Roblox will soon require facial age verification for all chat features, enforcing age-based communication groups and introducing major safety upgrades to protect younger users globally.

LLNL’s new dual-wavelength resin lets users print, fix, and recycle 3-D parts - transforming additive manufacturing from one-way to reversible customization and sustainable reuse.

The renaming to Amazon Leo reflects a strategic shift from rural connectivity to broader commercial service, suggesting upcoming changes for how and where users access satellite broadband.

Grokipedia launches as a rapid AI-authored encyclopedia alternative to Wikipedia, but researchers warn of unreliable sources and bias issues.

Play Store now offers a built-in card that reveals which streaming apps host your searched title, simplifying discovery and app installs.

YouTube TV and Disney resolved their carriage dispute, restoring major networks and issuing an apology.

Upstream DRAM and NAND scarcity, fueled by AI and data-center demand, is forcing mobile manufacturers to postpone purchases.

Metalenz and UMC’s Polar ID mass-production deal marks the dawn of next-gen, ultra-thin, polarization-based face biometrics aimed at billions of devices, promising faster, slimmer security.

Disney+ is getting a major AI makeover, letting users create short films, play game-like experiences, and interact with iconic Disney worlds in new, creative ways.

While streaming platforms embrace AI for creativity, Sora 2 is fueling a viral wave of hateful deepfakes and mockery videos, raising urgent questions about generative-AI’s social impact.

Amazon is clamping down on pirated apps on Fire TV Sticks worldwide, blocking illegal streaming platforms amid rising cybersecurity threats and global pressure from sports and media rights holders.

Streaming users clearly want transparency around AI-generated music - over 80% say songs made entirely by AI should be labeled, and 65% believe copyrighted training data shouldn’t be used without permission.

Samsung is ramping up foldable phone volume and form-factor improvements to defend its leadership as competition and market dynamics intensify.

Apple is reportedly developing major satellite connectivity upgrades for iPhones—such as indoor access, photo messaging, offline maps, and 5G NTN—to reduce reliance on traditional cellular networks.

A study shows AI can extract personality traits from facial images and predict workplace outcomes, opening new hiring tools.

A major redesign of Apple’s MacBook Pro—featuring touch, OLED and slimmer build—is expected by 2026, though high-end models will bear the premium price while entry models wait.

A new class of adaptive malware called PROMPTFLUX — capable of mutating its own code via LLMs - represents a major escalation in cyber-threats, according to Google’s GTIG.

A memo from Disney executives signals pessimism over a deal with YouTube TV, as over 10 million users lose access to ESPN/ABC during a high-stakes distribution standoff ahead of major games.

TikTok and X accounts posted hyper-real AI videos of strangulation, revealing how easy it is to bypass moderation and exploit generative-AI tools for violent content despite platform rules.

With tvOS 26.2, Apple TV gains non-Apple ID profiles and a true child mode, offering flexible access for families, guests, and kids.

Fitbit Labs launches two U.S. pilot programs for Pixel Watch 3 users: one to detect early signs of high blood pressure.

The long-awaited second-generation Tesla Roadster is slated for an April 1 2026 reveal. Production is expected to start 12–18 months later.

An AI-generated music persona commanded millions of streams and a major record deal.

A new computational lens design captures full-scene sharpness by dynamically adjusting focus for each region, potentially transforming cameras, microscopes, and AR systems.

T-Mobile now supports free Text to 911 via Starlink satellites across remote U.S. areas, enabling any carrier’s compatible phone to send emergency messages when there’s no traditional cell signal.

The navigation app Waze partners with the film Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, letting users choose magician voices and themed icons to turn commutes into a cinematic ride.