Holding The iPhone The Wrong Way Cost Apple $175 Million

Steve Jobs tried to brush off antennagate as a universal smartphone issue, but he magnified the iPhone 4’s design flaw. how did Apple resolve it, and how much did it cost?

AWOL Vision Unveils World’s First 4K 120Hz UST Projector With Optical Shift—And A Fully Customizable Design

Ultra-bright and colorful pictures meet high frame rates in a design that can be pretty much whatever you want it to be.

23% Of Us Trust AI Agents To Spend Our Money. Visa Has A Plan

Are you ready to let your AI agent buy you a sofa? If not, why not? Visa has a plan to make agentic commerce safe, normal, and trustworthy.

Nvidia-Backed Robot Platform Says AI Wrote 80% Of Its Code, Cuts Robot Training Time 99%

Can agentic AI cut robot training time by orders of magnitude? According the General Robotics … absolutely yes.

Samsung Releases A Cheaper Galaxy S26 Ultra Before iPhone 18 Launch

Samsung is launching a newly refurbished line of Galaxy S26 models at a discounted rate with full warranty on the same day Apple announces its iPhone 18 price hike.

‘Star Wars’ Remaster And ‘Star Wars Starfighter’ Heading To IMAX 70mm

Star Wars fans are being spoiled with the news that in 2027, a remaster of the original film and ‘Starfighter ’ will both receive much-coveted IMAX 70mm releases.

Zwift Update Brings Whoop Support And Watopia World Expansion

Zwift has announced its big seasonal platform update, and changes here or on the way include a map expansion and support for Whoop tracker data.

Adobe Changes Acrobat From Static PDF Viewer To Interactive AI Platform

Powered by a new underlying Productivity Agent, the updated Acrobat automatically parses unstructured PDF data into a variety of outputs.

Zwift Ride V2 Bike Upgrades Comfort For More Indoor Cyclists

A new dedicated indoor bike frame for Zwift is out, the Zwift Ride V2, now with support for more body sizes thanks to its reworked design. But there’s no price increase.

Ignore The FUD—Google Updates Chrome As 230 Security Issues Confirmed

As Google confirms a bumper round of 230 Chrome security vulnerabilities, including 5 critical ones, there’s no need to panic — or do anything but sit back and wait.