Apple’s 12.9-inch iPad Pro drops to $999
The 12.9-inch Apple iPad Pro‘s cost has finally dropped into the triple digits. The 128GB sixth-generation model is at an all-time low price of $999 [view more]
We put the Dyson Zone’s air filters to the test. Here’s what we found.
This spring Dyson launched the Zone, which pairs noise-canceling headphones with an air-purifying visor. It was swiftly met with backlash for its funky, bane-like aesthetic. [view more]
Netgear’s new wallet-busting Orbi router has just about every feature imaginable
Netgear just announced a new flagship router, the Orbi 970, that’s absolutely brimming with features. The router supports the newest Wi-Fi 7 wireless standard and [view more]
Xbox chief Phil Spencer believed a Nintendo merger would have been his ‘career moment’
Microsoft Gaming chief Phil Spencer wanted to acquire Nintendo so bad, he considered it a “career moment.” One of the leaked documents from the FTC [view more]
Google’s Bard AI can tap the company’s apps — and your personal data — for better responses
We’ve already seen OpenAI and Salesforce incorporate their standalone chatbots into larger, more comprehensive machine learning platforms that span the breadth and depth of their [view more]
Microsoft AI researchers mistakenly leaked 38TB of company data
A Microsoft AI research team that uploaded training data on GitHub in an effort to offer other researchers open-source code and AI models for image [view more]
Opera’s browser is now available with chess baked in
has unveiled custom versions of its desktop and Android browser that fans of one of the world’s most enduring games might appreciate. It has teamed [view more]
Jack Dorsey is heading Square again after its current CEO steps down
In a couple of weeks’ time, Jack Dorsey will be running Square’s business again. Dorsey founded the fintech company in 2009 before expanding its services [view more]
MS Paint just got two killer features for a ’90s graphics editor
After 38 years, Microsoft is updating its Paint App with support for image transparency and layers. For most of us, brings waves of nostalgia and [view more]
Stanford’s upgraded X-ray laser is up and running
The newly upgraded particle accelerator at the DoE’s Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) has produced its first X-rays. The Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) upgrade, [view more]