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On Wednesday, MIT Technology Review hosted a live Roundtables event for subscribers that asked the question everyone’s asking right now: Could AI really kill us all?
The Galaxy S26 FE is Samsung’s sixth attempt at watering down its flagship S series phone into a cheaper version that offers premium features at a more reasonable price. At £699/$699, it’s the most expensive FE to date, but remains good value in the context of the prices of the S26 and S26 Plus, which…
Va. — Virginia Tech’s Marching Virginians are reviewing heat safety practices following the death of a University of Iowa marching band member
IFA 2026 took over the Messe Berlin halls from September 2 through 8, in the fair’s 102nd year. More than 1,900 companies exhibited, and nearly half of them were Chinese, which is a shift that’s been building for a while now. Xiaomi set up its first-ever IFA booth, Samsung left the Messe floor for the…
Russia’s Scientific and Production Center Ushkuynik has released new details on Skorlupa, a light uncrewed surface vessel whose headline feature isn’t speed, stealth, or sensors.
The AirPods 5 are Apple’s latest iteration of in-ear buds. Starting at just $124, these are the cheapest pair of AirPods… ever. Yes, ever. (The original AirPods launched at $159 in 2016 and, while the 2024 AirPods 4 base model cost $129, they lacked ANC.)
A retired hobbyist in the UK who identifies himself only as Mike has hung an 8-bit computer built from 460 recycled vacuum tubes on a brick wall in his home, and over the past ten days, it has seen widespread press coverage.
A new pair of smart glasses may seem like exactly what the world doesn’t need amid a bit of a backlash against the whole concept of these gadgets. But Snap says its new Snap Specs shouldn’t really be thought of as smart glasses at all.
The pace of growth in AI has been fast since ChatGPT debuted in November 2022, and many predict the current neural network-based technology can one day scale up to outperform humans. This has long been a theorized possibility in the industry, but might we finally have the technology to realize this vision?
Battery capacity for the new iPhone 18 Pro has officially been revealed thanks to iFixit, which shared the results with Tom’s Guide.