Perplexity open-sources its blazing-fast Unigram tokenizer
The company says its new Unigram tokenizer cuts CPU utilization by around 5–6x, a meaningful win now that small models often finish their GPU work in single-digit milliseconds.
Google Health app puts all your wellness data in one place
Google’s new Health app is built to pull in data from your wearables, apps and even medical records so your health story finally lives…
iOS 26.6 warns you when your blocked list is full
iOS 26.6 quietly adds a new alert that pops up when your iPhone’s blocked contacts list is completely full, finally…
Amazon’s Alexa+ rolls out in France with a more “French” personality
Alexa+ has officially landed in France, bringing Amazon’s generative AI assistant – and a much more “French” personality – to…
WhatsApp adds Incognito Mode for Meta AI
WhatsApp is rolling out Incognito Chat with Meta AI, a feature that promises truly private AI conversations where even Meta…
How to use Instagram Instants for quick, unedited sharing
Instagram is rolling out Instants, a disappearing photo feature tucked…
Samsung Display gives Ferrari Luce a multi-layered OLED dash
Instead of yet another flat tablet glued to the dash,…
Four doors, five seats, full electric: Ferrari Luce arrives
Ferrari’s first fully electric car isn’t an apologetic compliance model…
Logitech refreshes its Signature series with Comfort Plus keyboard and mouse
Logitech is giving its everyday Signature lineup a comfort upgrade,…
Samsung’s 6K Odyssey G8 leads a big 2026 monitor refresh
The headline feature is a 6K gaming panel with Dual…
Perplexity open-sources Bumblebee, its dev laptop security scanner
Bumblebee doesn’t try to replace SBOM or SCA tools; it…
Mozilla is rebuilding Firefox with Project Nova
Mozilla is overhauling Firefox with an internal effort called Project…
Firefox’s built-in VPN now lets you pick your location
Firefox’s free VPN already offered 50GB of monthly data; now…