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11.07.2025

Gemini can now turn your photos into video with Veo 3 - Ars Technica

Google is making it easier to create videos with Gemini, but you only get a few shots per day.

Ars Technica

10.07.2025

Samsung’s 7th-gen foldables slim down, may finally fit in your pocket - Ars Technica

Samsung’s new foldables are on sale today and will ship July 25.

Ars Technica

10.07.2025

Ars staffers share some of their favorite unexpected 3D prints - Ars Technica

Once you solve one problem with a 3D printer, you’ll go looking for others.

Ars Technica

10.07.2025

Report: Apple M4, more comfortable strap will headline first major Vision Pro update - Ars Technica

Iterative update will supposedly be a bridge to a later, more extensive redesign.

Ars Technica

09.07.2025

Gmail’s new subscription management is here to declutter your inbox - Ars Technica

After coming and going for a year, Gmail’s unified subscription page is rolling out.

Ars Technica

08.07.2025

Samsung and Epic Games call a truce in app store lawsuit - Ars Technica

Epic’s Tim Sweeney says Samsung will make changes, but no one has specifics.

Ars Technica

08.07.2025

Fubo pays $3.4M to settle claims it illegally shared user data with advertisers - Ars Technica

Fubo was accused of giving advertisers customers’ PII without their consent.

Ars Technica

06.07.2025

The curious rise of giant tablets on wheels - Ars Technica

Hands-on with KTC’s 32-inch Android tablet on a rolling pedestal, the A32Q7 Pro.

Ars Technica

04.07.2025

Meta’s “AI superintelligence” effort sounds just like its failed “metaverse” - Ars Technica

Zuckerberg and company talked up another supposed tech revolution four short years ago.

Ars Technica

03.07.2025

TikTok is being flooded with racist AI videos generated by Google’s Veo 3

Google and TikTok have rules against this sort of thing, but it doesn’t seem to matter.

Ars Technica

02.07.2025

Nothing Phone 3 arrives July 15 with a tiny dot matrix rear display - Ars Technica

Nothing comes back to flagship phones with another quirky design.

Ars Technica

01.07.2025

Half a million Spotify users are unknowingly grooving to an AI-generated band - Ars Technica

A supposed band called The Velvet Sundown has released two albums of AI slop this month.

Ars Technica

01.07.2025

Analyst: M5 Vision Pro, Vision Air, and smart glasses coming in 2026–2028 - Ars Technica

Apple analyst Ming-Chi Quo lays out a whole roadmap for Apple XR devices.

Ars Technica

01.07.2025

Android 16 review: Post-hype - Ars Technica

The age of big, exciting Android updates is probably over.

Ars Technica

28.06.2025

Android phones could soon warn you of “Stingrays” snooping on your communications - Ars Technica

But it requires specific hardware support that is missing on current phones.

Ars Technica

28.06.2025

Microsoft changes Windows in attempt to prevent next CrowdStrike-style catastrophe - Ars Technica

AV vendors have worried that this could advantage Microsoft’s security software.

Ars Technica

28.06.2025

After 27 years, engineer discovers how to display secret photo in Power Mac ROM - Ars Technica

Developer solves mystery of hidden JPEG from the beige G3 era.

Ars Technica

27.06.2025

13-inch Microsoft Surface Laptop review: A slightly worse version of a year-old PC - Ars Technica

It only makes any sense at all because of the old Surface Laptop’s price hike.

Ars Technica

27.06.2025

Google begins rolling out AI search in YouTube - Ars Technica

The feature is only available as a test for Premium members for now.

Ars Technica

26.06.2025

Gemini CLI is a free, open source coding agent that brings AI to your terminal - Ars Technica

Now, devs who prefer the terminal can get AI assistance, too.

Ars Technica

26.06.2025

After a week, Trump Mobile drops claim that Trump phone is “made in the USA” - Ars Technica

Trump T1 phone isn’t “made in the USA” but is “designed with American values.”…

Ars Technica

26.06.2025

Google’s spotty Find Hub network could get better thanks to a small setup tweak - Ars Technica

Expanded device tracking is still opt-in.

Ars Technica

26.06.2025

Looking at Framework’s progress on software support for its repairable laptops - Ars Technica

Framework’s laptops used to go years without new drivers or security patches.

Ars Technica

25.06.2025

Philips Hue bulbs will be even more expensive in July. And it may not end there. - Ars Technica

Some Hue products already cost more in the US than they do elsewhere.

Ars Technica

25.06.2025

Data-recovery firm tests $28, 500GB HDD from Amazon and gets surprising results - Ars Technica

For the price, it “performs well and provides good value” but is still a risky buy.

Ars Technica

25.06.2025

Google’s new robotics AI can run without the cloud and still tie your shoes - Ars Technica

Google’s Carolina Parada says Gemini has enabled huge robotics breakthroughs, like the new on-device AI.

Ars Technica

25.06.2025

Google rolls out Street View time travel to celebrate 20 years of Google Earth - Ars Technica

Google Earth wowed everyone 20 years ago, and it’s still pretty cool.

Ars Technica

25.06.2025

Microsoft extends free Windows 10 security updates into 2026, with strings attached - Ars Technica

End-of-support date isn’t changing, but extra year will be functionally free.

Ars Technica

24.06.2025

Apple releases new beta builds of all its flashy new Liquid Glass-ified OS updates - Ars Technica

No “public beta” yet, but these are usually more usable than the first betas.

Ars Technica

24.06.2025

Microsoft surprises MS-DOS fans with remake of ancient text editor that works on Linux - Ars Technica

It’s funny how useful a 34-year-old software design can still be.

Ars Technica

21.06.2025

Longer commercial breaks lower the value of ad-based streaming subscriptions - Ars Technica

WBD also started showing ads during HBO programming.

Ars Technica

19.06.2025

Google’s frighteningly good Veo 3 AI videos to be integrated with YouTube Shorts - Ars Technica

YouTube Shorts and Veo 3 could be a match made in heaven… or the other place.

Ars Technica

19.06.2025

Framework Laptop 12 review: I’m excited to see what the 2nd generation looks like - Ars Technica

A sturdy, thoughtful, cute design that just can’t compete in its price range.

Ars Technica

19.06.2025

Smart TV OS owners face “constant conflict” between privacy, advertiser demands - Ars Technica

Advertisers want to know “exactly what you ate for breakfast.”…

Ars Technica

19.06.2025

Netflix will start showing traditional broadcast channels next summer - Ars Technica

France’s TF1 channels will air on netflix as linear TV sees “secular decline.”…

Ars Technica

18.06.2025

Google’s Gemini AI family updated with stable 2.5 Pro, super-efficient 2.5 Flash-Lite - Ars Technica

Google says Gemini 2.5 is stable and ready for developers to build on.

Ars Technica

18.06.2025

One last look at software support as macOS 26 Tahoe winds down the Intel Mac era - Ars Technica

In the end, Intel Macs have mostly gotten a better deal than PowerPC Macs did.

Ars Technica

17.06.2025

Reddit user surprised when 1960s computer panel emerged from collapsed family garage - Ars Technica

Rare RCA control panel from 1966 may be the only surviving example of its kind.

Ars Technica

17.06.2025

Ads are “rolling out gradually” to WhatsApp - Ars Technica

The ads will appear under WhatsApp’s Updates tab.

Ars Technica

14.06.2025

Google can now generate a fake AI podcast of your search results - Ars Technica

Because you wanted this, right?

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Gemini can now turn your photos into video with Veo 3 - Ars Technica

Samsung’s 7th-gen foldables slim down, may finally fit in your pocket - Ars Technica

Ars staffers share some of their favorite unexpected 3D prints - Ars Technica

Report: Apple M4, more comfortable strap will headline first major Vision Pro update - Ars Technica

Gmail’s new subscription management is here to declutter your inbox - Ars Technica

Samsung and Epic Games call a truce in app store lawsuit - Ars Technica

Fubo pays $3.4M to settle claims it illegally shared user data with advertisers - Ars Technica

The curious rise of giant tablets on wheels - Ars Technica

Meta’s “AI superintelligence” effort sounds just like its failed “metaverse” - Ars Technica

TikTok is being flooded with racist AI videos generated by Google’s Veo 3

Nothing Phone 3 arrives July 15 with a tiny dot matrix rear display - Ars Technica

Half a million Spotify users are unknowingly grooving to an AI-generated band - Ars Technica

Analyst: M5 Vision Pro, Vision Air, and smart glasses coming in 2026–2028 - Ars Technica

Android 16 review: Post-hype - Ars Technica

Android phones could soon warn you of “Stingrays” snooping on your communications - Ars Technica

Microsoft changes Windows in attempt to prevent next CrowdStrike-style catastrophe - Ars Technica

After 27 years, engineer discovers how to display secret photo in Power Mac ROM - Ars Technica

13-inch Microsoft Surface Laptop review: A slightly worse version of a year-old PC - Ars Technica

Google begins rolling out AI search in YouTube - Ars Technica

Gemini CLI is a free, open source coding agent that brings AI to your terminal - Ars Technica

After a week, Trump Mobile drops claim that Trump phone is “made in the USA” - Ars Technica

Google’s spotty Find Hub network could get better thanks to a small setup tweak - Ars Technica

Looking at Framework’s progress on software support for its repairable laptops - Ars Technica

Philips Hue bulbs will be even more expensive in July. And it may not end there. - Ars Technica

Data-recovery firm tests $28, 500GB HDD from Amazon and gets surprising results - Ars Technica

Google’s new robotics AI can run without the cloud and still tie your shoes - Ars Technica

Google rolls out Street View time travel to celebrate 20 years of Google Earth - Ars Technica

Microsoft extends free Windows 10 security updates into 2026, with strings attached - Ars Technica

Apple releases new beta builds of all its flashy new Liquid Glass-ified OS updates - Ars Technica

Microsoft surprises MS-DOS fans with remake of ancient text editor that works on Linux - Ars Technica

Longer commercial breaks lower the value of ad-based streaming subscriptions - Ars Technica

Google’s frighteningly good Veo 3 AI videos to be integrated with YouTube Shorts - Ars Technica

Framework Laptop 12 review: I’m excited to see what the 2nd generation looks like - Ars Technica

Smart TV OS owners face “constant conflict” between privacy, advertiser demands - Ars Technica

Netflix will start showing traditional broadcast channels next summer - Ars Technica

Google’s Gemini AI family updated with stable 2.5 Pro, super-efficient 2.5 Flash-Lite - Ars Technica

One last look at software support as macOS 26 Tahoe winds down the Intel Mac era - Ars Technica

Reddit user surprised when 1960s computer panel emerged from collapsed family garage - Ars Technica

Ads are “rolling out gradually” to WhatsApp - Ars Technica

Google can now generate a fake AI podcast of your search results - Ars Technica

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