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Scout is Microsoft's first persistent workplace agent with full access to your inbox, calendar, and files. The privacy math doesn't add up yet.
LG split the C-series in two this year, and most buyers don't realize the 65-inch and the 77-inch are no longer the same TV inside.
NLWeb turns your Schema.org markup into a conversational endpoint and MCP server in a few hours, but one config decision determines whether it scales.
The Stealth Pro II undercuts SteelSeries' new Hi-Res flagship by $50, but a 395g frame and a metal-on-metal headband complicate the win.
Nvidia and Unitree built a 75-DoF research humanoid running a 2,070-teraflop Jetson Thor brain. It ships in October, and any lab can buy one.
Nvidia's RTX Spark superchip ships without discrete GPU support and 128GB of unified memory. The target isn't gamers. It's Windows agents.
GitHub Copilot just swapped premium requests for token-metered AI Credits. Here is what changes on June 1, 2026, and how the math actually breaks down.
Apple Intelligence routes requests through three tiers, and only one keeps your data on the iPhone. Here's how to enable it and limit the rest.
Three AI tools now generate podcasts from a prompt or a PDF. Only one of them researches the news for you, and that distinction decides which to pick.
Tesla skipped the safety-monitor phase entirely in Dallas and Houston, then admitted the revenue won't be material until 2027.
Illinois just passed the first U.S. law forcing OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google to hire outside auditors for their frontier AI safety practices.
Google and Samsung just unveiled Android XR audio glasses with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, but Meta's seven-million-unit head start sets the bar.