Windows 11 will soon let you move the taskbar again
Soon, Windows 11 will let you drag your taskbar to the top or sides once more, undoing one of the OS’s most controversial design decisions.
You can now pause Windows updates for as long as you want
Microsoft is finally easing up on Windows 11, letting you pause updates indefinitely instead of forcing surprise reboots at the worst moments.
The first Matter camera is here — and it’s from Aqara
Smart home cameras have always been stuck behind walled gardens — the Aqara G350 is the first device built to…
The most expensive way to charge an iPhone comes from Hermès
The wildest part isn’t just the price; even at four figures, Hermès still expects you to bring your own 20W…
The iPhone 18 Pro camera story Apple wanted to tell—and the Halide lawsuit it got
Apple’s quiet talks to buy Halide for the iPhone 18 Pro’s camera app have exploded into a public co‑founder lawsuit,…
OpenAI superapp: agentic ChatGPT, Codex, and Atlas in one place
OpenAI is done with side quests and is rolling its…
Vivaldi 7.9 gives you an edge-to-edge web browsing view
If cluttered chrome drives you crazy, Vivaldi 7.9’s edge-to-edge content…
Google tests Gemini Mac app with Desktop Intelligence
Google is finally giving Mac users a true Gemini app,…
Perplexity AI now reads your Apple Health data for personalized health insights
Perplexity Health now plugs into Apple Health so the AI…
Apple is cashing in on AI apps without owning the models
Apple may be behind in flashy AI features, but generative…
Nike Powerbeats Pro 2 special edition rolls out globally via Apple’s online store
Apple is now selling the Nike Powerbeats Pro 2 special…
Google Chat adds a dedicated Meetings section
Google Chat is rolling out a dedicated Meetings section that…
BMW i3 Neue Klasse is the long‑range electric 3 Series we were waiting for
BMW has turned the i3 badge into a full‑blown electric…