Setapp now lets you pay for Mac and iOS apps in full or as standalone subcriptions

MacPaw now lets you avoid paying for its entire catalog of apps as a membership fee. You can now pay for lifetime access, or subscribe to only a few.

Nadeem Sarwar     March 3

Gemini is getting smarter and a lot less annoying for smart home voice controls

Google is rolling out Gemini for Home updates that makes commands smarter and more accurate.

Vikhyaat Vivek     March 3

After ChatGPT and Gemini, Meta AI wants to go shopping for you

Meta AI may soon help you shop online. The company is testing a product discovery feature that suggests items with images, prices and merchant links, placing it in direct competition with ChatGPT and Gemini.

Manisha Priyadarshini     March 3

Claude makes its AI memory feature free for all users in battle against ChatGPT

Claude has made its AI memory feature free for all users, enabling context-aware conversations, searchable chat history, and even the ability to import past chats from other AI platforms.

Rachit Agarwal     March 2

iPad Air gets faster M4 chip, more memory, and better connectivity without a price hike

Apple's new iPad Air packs the M4 chip, 12GB of RAM, Wi-Fi 7, and a redesigned iPadOS 26 — all without raising the $599 starting price.

Shikhar Mehrotra     March 2

AMD just gave desktop PCs an AI brain with the Ryzen AI 400 series

AMD brings Copilot creds to desktop with the latest Ryzen AI 400 processors.

Vikhyaat Vivek     March 2

Your teen is probably using AI for homework

New Pew Research data shows 54% of teens use AI for homework, but only 10% rely on it for most assignments. Students find chatbots helpful yet recognize widespread cheating, revealing a complex landscape for schools and parents.

Paulo Vargas     March 2

Windows laptops are finally getting good, but Microsoft might have missed the moment

Even with great chips, Windows laptops couldn't be getting better at the worst possible time.

Vikhyaat Vivek     March 1

Apple’s code hints at new Studio Display models with two key upgrades

Apple is reportedly testing two new Studio Display models featuring upgraded ports and improved speakers.

Varun Mirchandani     February 27

Razer’s pricey new laptop sleeve is a wireless charging mat in disguise

Razer’s Laptop Sleeve 16 combines premium protection with a built-in wireless charger for your phones and accessories.

Vikhyaat Vivek     February 27

Google Translate can finally decode “raining cats and dogs”

Google Translate now uses Gemini AI to decode idioms like "raining cats and dogs," offering alternative phrases and explanations on Android and iOS in the US and India.

Paulo Vargas     February 27

Microsoft’s new Copilot Tasks finally does the work for you

Microsoft's Copilot Tasks shifts AI from chat to action, silently handling everything from apartment hunting to canceling subscriptions while you focus on other things.

Paulo Vargas     February 27

Google’s Nano Banana 2 promises to end the AI text rendering problems

With improved text rendering, smarter visuals, and character consistency, Nano Banana 2 feels like a serious step forward.

Rachit Agarwal     February 27

The “acoustic” keyboard: the death of the loud click

The loud, clicky mechanical keyboard is dead. We review the best "thocky" and creamy acoustic keyboards for 2026, featuring the AULA F99 Pro, NuPhy Halo75 V2, and Keychron Q6 Max.

Omair Khaliq Sultan     February 26

Lenovo’s Legion Go Fold Concept may blur the line between handheld and PC

Lenovo may showcase the Legion Go Fold Concept at MWC 2026 as a handheld that doubles as a desktop-style gaming PC.

Vikhyaat Vivek     February 26

Apple confirms product launch flurry starting next week

Tim Cook teases Apple’s March launch week, with a low-cost MacBook, updated MacBook Air and Pro, and iPhone 17e rumored to debut.

Rachit Agarwal     February 26

AI could make humans less selfish, or at least fix our self-driving cars

Can AI reduce selfish behavior? Researchers tested artificial agents in a cooperation experiment and found surprising results.

Rachit Agarwal     February 26

The new low-cost MacBook might lack features you actually use

A sketchy new leak claims Apple's budget MacBook could skip True Tone, fast charging, and a backlit keyboard. Here's what to watch for in March.

Paulo Vargas     February 26

Perplexity reveals Computer, and it wants AI agents to do all your work

Perplexity Computer lets Gemini, Grok, and ChatGPT 5.2 collaborate on the same task. The feature is live for Max subscribers today.

Paulo Vargas     February 26

Adobe Firefly can take your random clips and and stitch them together like an expert

Save hours of editing with the latest Adobe Firefly update. The new Quick Cut tool automates rough cuts, accelerating your workflow and helping you move from idea to finished video faster than ever.

Rachit Agarwal     February 26

You can now make Alexa match your mood so every conversation feels just right

Alexa now lets you change its personality style to match your mood, giving you more control over how it responds, thus making everyday conversations feel more natural.

Rachit Agarwal     February 25

Android adds new Gemini AI features, smarter search, and better scam protection

Android is rolling out new Gemini AI features, enhanced visual search, and stronger scam protection for Galaxy S26 and Pixel 10 devices, aiming to boost productivity and user safety.

Moinak Pal     February 25

Google’s latest AI tool wants you to think you’re a music producer

With ProducerAI joining Google Labs, Google is combining music generation, album art, and AI video creation into a single prompt-driven workflow aimed at aspiring music producers.

Manisha Priyadarshini     February 25

1Password just got more expensive, so here are some pocket-friendly alternatives

1Password is raising subscription prices soon. Find out what’s changing, why it’s happening, and how the new costs could impact users.

Rachit Agarwal     February 25

Claude Code now lets you handle tasks remotely from a phone

Claude Code is adding Remote Control, a new mode that lets users manage active coding tasks from their phones, extending the vibe coding workflow beyond desktops and making long-running jobs easier to monitor on the go.

Manisha Priyadarshini     February 25

Apple starts checking your age before you download these apps

Apple now blocks 18+ app downloads in Brazil, Australia, and Singapore using automatic age checks. The company is also expanding similar tools in Utah and Louisiana as child safety laws spread worldwide.

Paulo Vargas     February 25

Your voice now fully controls this AI browser

Perplexity rolled out an upgraded voice mode for its Comet browser on desktop today, with iOS arriving in days, letting you fully control the browser hands free.

Paulo Vargas     February 25

Meet As2, a robot dog that runs on batteries not belly rubs

Unitree's latest four-legged contraption behaves like a real dog (sort of).

Trevor Mogg     February 24

Apple’s touch-screen MacBook Pro will get the iPhone’s pill-shaped Dynamic Island

The hyped touch-screen overhaul of the MacBook Pro will also get rid of the notch and adopt a lively Dynamic Island.

Nadeem Sarwar     February 24

Google’s underrated NotebookLM tool is about to solve your diary mess

A new custom banner image feature in NotebookLM may soon give diaries and research notebooks clearer structure, helping users quickly spot the right notebook instead of scrolling through walls of text.

Manisha Priyadarshini     February 24

Google’s new plan to check if your AI is actually ethical

Google DeepMind researchers propose a new way to test whether AI chatbots actually understand morality or just mimic it, moving beyond current surface-level evaluations.

Paulo Vargas     February 24

Samsung brings Galaxy Book6 laptops to the US, and they roam pretty close to MacBook Air

Samsung's Galaxy Book 6 series lands in the US with Intel's latest Panther Lake chips, premium AMOLED displays, and pricing that edges uncomfortably close to Apple's MacBook Air.

Shikhar Mehrotra     February 23

Your ChatGPT chats are more personal than you think

New OpenAI data reveals people use ChatGPT for personal expression and venting just as much as work tasks, with younger users leading the shift toward treating AI like a sounding board.

Paulo Vargas     February 23