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Scientists at Google Deepmind and Google Research released a new artificial intelligence model for weather forecasting today that sees our changing atmosphere more clearly and predicts its behavior more often.

The detailed replica also features two miniature dioramas of classic PlayStation games

Last year, HTC launched the Vive Eagle, a pair of smart glasses designed to go toe-to-toe with Meta’s own lineup. But after the initial launch in HTC’s home territory of Taiwan, the company went silent, leaving folks outside wondering when they’d get the chance to try them. Now, a full year later, the company is…

Our rebranded Boston event, TechCrunch Founder Summit (formerly All Stage), is back on November 4th! And we are looking for some incredible volunteers to help us make this event happen. If you are interested in finding out what goes into building tech events, apply to volunteer. If you are selected, not only will you get…

Zoox isn’t wasting any time now that it’s allowed to operate and charge for rides in its custom-built robotaxi.

Roborock announced a suite of new robotic vacuums at IFA 2026. None of them are going to put away your laundry, but one does have a nifty-looking wheel-leg design. The Roborock Saros Rover debuted during this year’s CES, and its extendable wheels are able to move the vacuum over small obstacles and traverse stairs. The…

It didn’t take DJI long to introduce a new version of its panoramic action cam that offers small but meaningful improvements at a slightly higher price. The Osmo 360 II addresses one big user issue with the previous model — namely that the lenses are scratch-prone and can’t be replaced — by introducing more durable,…

A group of ill-prepared climbers had to be rescued because Gemini told them climbing Mt. Shasta would only take 8 hours.

The company delivers a big overhaul of its flagship earbuds while keeping them $300.

Belkin has announced a slew of new accessories at IFA 2026, including several power banks and tracking devices. The new UltraCharge 22K power bank looks pretty similar to Anker’s large-capacity model. It comes with a digital display and a retractable cable, as well, and it was designed to be used with larger devices like laptops and tablets.