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Nearly a decade in, foldables have come a long way. Even Apple has noticed all of the fun Android users are having with their bendable smartphones, jumping into the crowd with next month’s iPhone Duo. Unfortunately, you usually need to break an arm and a leg to afford one, but with this one-day-only deal on…

Samsung has confirmed plans to shut down its SmartThings Tracker feature that helps users locate Galaxy SmartTags, but it’s not the end of the actual tracker functionality.

The Konkr Pocket Block is now up for preorder and will start shipping in October.

Customers were unable to get online through its app and online banking services, as well as being unable to call their bank.

Today we are getting another go at Amazon all-time low pricing on the 2026 Nothing Ear (3a) wireless buds. Both the yellow and black set are now sitting back down at $79. 

Singapore’s National Library Boardlaunched ReadSG on 6 September 2026, a five-year national reading campaign that converts logged reading time into virtual coins redeemable for cash. The initiative has drawn attention from governments and educators worldwide who are watching to see whether a small financial reward can reshape phone-centric habits.

Alongside the ongoing $50 price drop on AirPods Pro 3, Amazon has dropped the now previous-generation AirPods 4 with ANC down to one of the best prices of the year at close to 30% off. However, you can score the brand new AirPods 5 with ANC down at $125 right now ahead of delivery on…

In this illustration, the Claude AI website is seen on a laptop on February 16, 2026 in New York City. (Photo illustration by Michael M. Santiago/

In a lengthy essay published Saturday morning, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said that the AI industry needs to deliberately slow the pace of AI development. Amodei proposed a three-point plan he’s calling “pacing the frontier,” and it is a striking message from the head of a company racing toward what could be the largest IPO…

Artificial intelligence development must slow down to prevent human extinction, warns former OpenAI researcher Daniel Kokotajlo. Having worked at the company for two years before resigning in 2024, Kokotajlo sounds the alarm on the rapid pace of the AI arms race and a severe lack of safety safeguards. He advocates for third-party evaluators to monitor…