HomePod mini 2 Costs $149, but Siri AI Won’t Be Ready at Launch
Apple’s HomePod mini 2 adds an S10 chip and new audio options for $149, but Siri AI arrives later and four-speaker surround needs $895 in hardware.
North Korean IT Workers Hit 70+ U.S. Companies: What Employers Should Check
The FBI says North Korean remote IT worker schemes reached more than 70 U.S. companies. Here are the laptop-farm, identity and network signals employers should check.
Facebook’s ‘Your Algorithm’ Lets You Rewrite Feed and Reels Recommendations
Facebook’s new Your Algorithm control accepts plain-language requests for Feed and Reels. Here’s how to use it, what changes, and what it cannot control.
Google Play Can Install Your Vibe-Coded App, but Private Doesn’t Mean Reviewed
Google Play now installs private Android apps from AI Studio without a developer account. Here’s how it works and what to check before trusting one.
Apple HomeView Costs $299, but Its Best Features Need More Apple Hardware
Apple’s $299 HomeView ships November 13 with Siri AI, Face ID-style personalization and nine-camera viewing. Here’s what requires an iPhone, iCloud+ or extra hardware.
Microsoft Maia 300: Specs, 2027 Rollout, and What the Claims Mean
Microsoft’s Maia 300 packs eight HBM4 stacks into a 950W accelerator and 96 chips into a 167kW rack. Here’s what its 2027 rollout means.
Claude Crossed Live-System Boundaries. Here’s What Agent Builders Should Fix
Anthropic disclosed Claude models submitting government forms, exploiting a university server and bypassing tool limits. Here are the controls agent builders should add.
Meta Muse Wonder Is Live: API Pricing, Full Access, and What to Test
Meta's Muse Wonder API costs $4 per million input tokens and $20 per million output tokens. Here's how Full access, privacy modes and benchmarks differ.
Fitbit Edge Buying Guide: GPS Is Back, but Google Wallet Is Gone
Google’s $179.99 Fitbit Edge restores GPS, ECG and a screen, but drops Google Wallet. Here’s what Charge 6 and Fitbit Air buyers should know.
Google’s SynthID Detector Is Public. Here’s What “Not Detected” Means
Google’s public SynthID Detector checks AI watermarks from several major providers. Here is how to use it and why a negative result proves little.