If you’ve been holding off upgrading your iPhone in the hope that the new design might pass, that’s not looking likely, a new ...

Smart glasses might be a relatively new category (at least commercially speaking), but they’re already starting to look a little repetitive. By “repetitive,” I mean many of them feel eerily familiar ...

Icelandic utility ON Power has deployed a hybrid solar-plus-storage facility in Reykjavík to support electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The company says it believes such distributed systems ...

Before we do some number-crunching, it’s worth explaining how the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s Privacy Display actually works, so you know why battery life could be affected. Unlike stick-on screen protectors, ...

AI glasses shipments soared 322% in 2025 to 8.7 million units as advances in multimodal AI and lighter wearable designs push the once-experimental category toward mainstream adoption.

Anyone who preordered one of the $100 battery pack mini-docks is getting a refund, according to Xreal, along with a $30 credit to spend on other Xreal products. When I spoke with ...

Preorder the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 256GB smartphone through T-Mobile and save $1,299.99 in bill credits over 24 months ...

Apple’s iPhone 17e is poised to reshape the budget smartphone market by delivering a seamless blend of affordability and premium functionality. Rather than relying on dramatic design overhauls, this ...

A new Android app called Nearby Glasses alerts you when someone wearing smart glasses like the Meta Ray-Bans is nearby by scanning for their Bluetooth signals.

Battery drain following system updates was explained as a normal occurrence. After installing a new ColorOS version, the system runs background processes, including app optimization, photo ...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Episode 4 of "The Pitt." And a bloody photo. "The Pitt" parkour accident took a nearly disastrous turn, becoming Episode 4’s must-watch ER scene (now streaming on HBO Max).

The stock market and a glass of beer have more in common than one might think—at least according to financial author JL Collins. In a simple but revealing analogy, Collins uses beer—and, more ...