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02.06.2025

Breaking down why Apple TVs are privacy advocates’ go-to streaming device - Ars Technica

Using the Apple TV app or an Apple account means giving Apple more data, though.

Ars Technica

31.05.2025

Google and DOJ tussle over how AI will remake the web in antitrust closing arguments - Ars Technica

Google and the DOJ get one last chance to make their cases.

Ars Technica

31.05.2025

Want a humanoid, open source robot for just $3,000? Hugging Face is on it. - Ars Technica

The HopeJR will compete with Unitree’s G1 and other early offerings.

Ars Technica

31.05.2025

The Gmail app will now create AI summaries whether you want them or not - Ars Technica

Workspace users will be seeing a lot more of Google’s AI summaries soon.

Ars Technica

31.05.2025

Amazon Fire Sticks enable “billions of dollars” worth of streaming piracy - Ars Technica

Research firm blames outdated DRM tech, Facebook ads, Amazon hardware, and more.

Ars Technica

30.05.2025

Video apps like Hulu “cannot be used on Nintendo Switch 2,” says support page - Ars Technica

Nintendo is still testing the 15,000+ game Switch library with the Switch 2.

Ars Technica

30.05.2025

Report: Apple will jump straight to “iOS 26” in shift to year-based version numbers - Ars Technica

Instead of iOS 19, macOS 16, and watchOS 12, we’ll get “iOS/macOS/watchOS 26.”…

Ars Technica

30.05.2025

Gemini in Google Drive may finally be useful now that it can analyze videos - Ars Technica

The chatbot can answer questions and extract data from your uploaded vids.

Ars Technica

30.05.2025

Amid rising prices, Disney+ and Hulu offer subscribers some freebies - Ars Technica

Small subscriber perks help the streaming services stand out.

Ars Technica

30.05.2025

Discord lures users to click on ads by offering them new Orbs currency - Ars Technica

Discord moves further away from being ad-free.

Ars Technica

29.05.2025

My 3D printing journey, part 2: Printing upgrades and making mistakes - Ars Technica

3D-printing new parts for the A1 taught me a lot about plastic, and other things.

Ars Technica

29.05.2025

Samsung drops Android 16 beta for Galaxy S25 with more AI you probably don’t want - Ars Technica

Samsung’s One UI 8 beta program for the Galaxy S25 is now open.

Ars Technica

29.05.2025

Google celebrates 10 years of Google Photos with new editing tools - Ars Technica

Google Photos brings new tools to 1.5 billion users on its 10th birthday.

Ars Technica

28.05.2025

OnePlus is the latest smartphone maker to go all-in with AI - Ars Technica

OnePlus has been slower than most to implement mobile AI, but that’s changing.

Ars Technica

24.05.2025

Google Home is getting deeper Gemini integration and a new widget - Ars Technica

Smart homes can be dumb, but maybe Gemini can help.

Ars Technica

24.05.2025

SteamOS 3.7 brings Valve’s gaming OS to other handhelds and generic AMD PCs - Ars Technica

Focus is currently on AMD-based PCs with hardware similar to the Steam Deck.

Ars Technica

23.05.2025

“How you design the beep is important.” Behind the movement for calmer gadgets. - Ars Technica

Warm lights, tactile buttons, intuitive usage.

Ars Technica

23.05.2025

Glass redux: Google aims to avoid past mistakes as it brings Gemini to your face - Ars Technica

Google didn’t get it right with Glass, but Android XR is ready for the AI era, even if you aren’t.

Ars Technica

23.05.2025

In 3.5 years, Notepad.exe has gone from “barely maintained” to “it writes for you” - Ars Technica

AI features in Windows are gradually becoming more widespread and inescapable.

Ars Technica

23.05.2025

What I learned from my first few months with a Bambu Lab A1 3D printer, part 1 - Ars Technica

One neophyte’s first steps into the wide world of 3D printing.

Ars Technica

23.05.2025

Mozilla is killing its Pocket and Fakespot services to focus on Firefox - Ars Technica

Browser maker shifts resources to “new Firefox features that people need most.”…

Ars Technica

23.05.2025

Gouach wants you to insert and pluck the cells from its Infinite e-bike battery - Ars Technica

Tiny French firm wants to keep a few bad cells from spoiling a lot of e-bikes.

Ars Technica

22.05.2025

Google pretends to be in on the joke, but its focus on AI Mode search is serious - Ars Technica

The future of search comes at you fast.

Ars Technica

22.05.2025

I helped a lost dog’s AirTag ping its owner: An ode to replaceable batteries - Ars Technica

The most repair-friendly device Apple makes needs to stick with coin batteries.

Ars Technica

22.05.2025

SilverStone is back with a beige PC case that looks just like your crappy old 486 - Ars Technica

FLP02 has a throwback facade but can fit a thoroughly modern PC inside.

Ars Technica

21.05.2025

Gemini 2.5 is leaving preview just in time for Google’s new $250 AI subscription - Ars Technica

Gemini 2.5 is rolling out everywhere, and you can pay Google $250 per month for more of it.

Ars Technica

21.05.2025

Self-hosting is having a moment. Ethan Sholly knows why. - Ars Technica

We interview Ethan Sholly of the selfh.st podcast/newsleter/directory.

Ars Technica

21.05.2025

Adobe to automatically move subscribers to pricier, AI-focused tier in June - Ars Technica

Monthly fees for multi-app subscribers to rise by up to 16.7 percent.

Ars Technica

21.05.2025

AMD’s $299 Radeon RX 9060 XT brings 8GB or 16GB of RAM to fight the RTX 5060 - Ars Technica

New midrange RDNA 4 GPUs launch starting on June 5, just weeks after RTX 5060.

Ars Technica

20.05.2025

Microsoft closes 9-year-old feature request, open-sources Windows Subsystem for Linux - Ars Technica

WSL has also recently added official support for both Fedora and Arch distros.

Ars Technica

17.05.2025

Google to give app devs access to Gemini Nano for on-device AI - Ars Technica

New APIs for Google’s ML Kit will let developers plug into the on-device AI model.

Ars Technica

16.05.2025

Motorola Razr and Razr Ultra (2025) review: Cool as hell, but too much AI - Ars Technica

The new Razrs are sleek, capable, and overflowing with AI features.

Ars Technica

16.05.2025

Microsoft’s Surface lineup reportedly losing another of its most interesting designs - Ars Technica

Surface Laptop Studio 2 is reportedly no longer being manufactured.

Ars Technica

15.05.2025

Netflix will show generative AI ads midway through streams in 2026 - Ars Technica

Netflix is trying to grow ad revenue quickly.

Ars Technica

15.05.2025

Google DeepMind creates super-advanced AI that can invent new algorithms - Ars Technica

AlphaEvolve has already made Google’s data centers more efficient and improved Tensor chips.

Ars Technica

15.05.2025

Max pivots back to HBO Max as WBD rethinks ability to compete with Netflix - Ars Technica

WBD is relenting on trying to get everyone to sign up for its streaming service.

Ars Technica

15.05.2025

VPN owner shows buyer’s remorse; claims was unaware of lifetime subscriptions - Ars Technica

CEO of parent company says “maybe” it should have abandoned VPN business.

Ars Technica

14.05.2025

Google announces Material 3 Expressive, a colorful evolution of Android design - Ars Technica

Google’s take on Android is getting brighter and bolder later this year.

Ars Technica

14.05.2025

Microsoft shares its process (and discarded ideas) for redone Windows 11 Start menu - Ars Technica

Updated Start menu design is currently being tested in Windows Insider previews.

Ars Technica

14.05.2025

“Google wanted that”: Nextcloud decries Android permissions as “gatekeeping” - Ars Technica

Without full file access, it’s kind of hard to use your own cloud.

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Breaking down why Apple TVs are privacy advocates’ go-to streaming device - Ars Technica

Google and DOJ tussle over how AI will remake the web in antitrust closing arguments - Ars Technica

Want a humanoid, open source robot for just $3,000? Hugging Face is on it. - Ars Technica

The Gmail app will now create AI summaries whether you want them or not - Ars Technica

Amazon Fire Sticks enable “billions of dollars” worth of streaming piracy - Ars Technica

Video apps like Hulu “cannot be used on Nintendo Switch 2,” says support page - Ars Technica

Report: Apple will jump straight to “iOS 26” in shift to year-based version numbers - Ars Technica

Gemini in Google Drive may finally be useful now that it can analyze videos - Ars Technica

Amid rising prices, Disney+ and Hulu offer subscribers some freebies - Ars Technica

Discord lures users to click on ads by offering them new Orbs currency - Ars Technica

My 3D printing journey, part 2: Printing upgrades and making mistakes - Ars Technica

Samsung drops Android 16 beta for Galaxy S25 with more AI you probably don’t want - Ars Technica

Google celebrates 10 years of Google Photos with new editing tools - Ars Technica

OnePlus is the latest smartphone maker to go all-in with AI - Ars Technica

Google Home is getting deeper Gemini integration and a new widget - Ars Technica

SteamOS 3.7 brings Valve’s gaming OS to other handhelds and generic AMD PCs - Ars Technica

“How you design the beep is important.” Behind the movement for calmer gadgets. - Ars Technica

Glass redux: Google aims to avoid past mistakes as it brings Gemini to your face - Ars Technica

In 3.5 years, Notepad.exe has gone from “barely maintained” to “it writes for you” - Ars Technica

What I learned from my first few months with a Bambu Lab A1 3D printer, part 1 - Ars Technica

Mozilla is killing its Pocket and Fakespot services to focus on Firefox - Ars Technica

Gouach wants you to insert and pluck the cells from its Infinite e-bike battery - Ars Technica

Google pretends to be in on the joke, but its focus on AI Mode search is serious - Ars Technica

I helped a lost dog’s AirTag ping its owner: An ode to replaceable batteries - Ars Technica

SilverStone is back with a beige PC case that looks just like your crappy old 486 - Ars Technica

Gemini 2.5 is leaving preview just in time for Google’s new $250 AI subscription - Ars Technica

Self-hosting is having a moment. Ethan Sholly knows why. - Ars Technica

Adobe to automatically move subscribers to pricier, AI-focused tier in June - Ars Technica

AMD’s $299 Radeon RX 9060 XT brings 8GB or 16GB of RAM to fight the RTX 5060 - Ars Technica

Microsoft closes 9-year-old feature request, open-sources Windows Subsystem for Linux - Ars Technica

Google to give app devs access to Gemini Nano for on-device AI - Ars Technica

Motorola Razr and Razr Ultra (2025) review: Cool as hell, but too much AI - Ars Technica

Microsoft’s Surface lineup reportedly losing another of its most interesting designs - Ars Technica

Netflix will show generative AI ads midway through streams in 2026 - Ars Technica

Google DeepMind creates super-advanced AI that can invent new algorithms - Ars Technica

Max pivots back to HBO Max as WBD rethinks ability to compete with Netflix - Ars Technica

VPN owner shows buyer’s remorse; claims was unaware of lifetime subscriptions - Ars Technica

Google announces Material 3 Expressive, a colorful evolution of Android design - Ars Technica

Microsoft shares its process (and discarded ideas) for redone Windows 11 Start menu - Ars Technica

“Google wanted that”: Nextcloud decries Android permissions as “gatekeeping” - Ars Technica

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