Apple is about to breathe new life into its most underrated gadget
A badly needed refresh is coming to the iPad Mini, but will that keep it relevant as a folding iPhone looms?
Pocket-size AI: Powerful phones star at China show
Tech firms are racing to roll out advanced smartphones that use artificial intelligence to do everything from ordering food to composing messages upon a simple voice command.
Coding is caring: When your techie husband’s love language is creating custom apps for you
These Malaysian husbands are turning software into an expression of devotion by building apps that solve everyday problems for their wives.
Does using screens to calm children affect their thinking skills?
A new study by The Ohio State University researchers found that using screens to calm young children does not affect every child in the same way.
OpenAI’s first device will be movable, screenless speaker built as AI companion
OpenAI's much-anticipated push into consumer devices is slated to begin with a mobile, screen-free smart speaker designed to be a new type of home computer for the artificial intelligence era, according to people familiar with the matter.
Huawei launches Pura 90s Series from RM3,999 with up to 200-megapixel camera
Huawei has unveiled its new generation of flagship smartphones, the Pura 90s Series, featuring two devices in the lineup.
Meta updates Ray-Ban smart glasses to prevent hidden recording
Meta is introducing a new privacy safeguard for its Ray-Ban smart glasses after some users found ways to bypass the device's recording indicator.
Forget smartwatches: Scientists just invented a ‘skin patch doctor’ that thinks like a human brain
Unlike smartwatches, this flexible patch runs AI internally to diagnose dangerous heart conditions in milliseconds – no internet required.
Apple’s lawsuit threatens to disrupt OpenAI’s bid to rival the iPhone
Apple Inc's lawsuit accusing OpenAI of systematically stealing its intellectual property threatens to disrupt the AI company's device ambitions long before the case is resolved.
Are Bluetooth headphones bad for you? Yes, if you constantly crank them up, doctors say
Listening to music hands-free while squatting weights or plucking weeds or running errands became easier with wireless headphones. No longer did music lovers have to swat away cords in their face or detangle wires for two minutes before jumping on a call.
