[ad_1] Xiaomi has just listed a new Poco tablet on its global website, silently launching it in the process. Ladies and gentlemen, meet the Poco Pad C1. If its specs sound familiar, that’s not a coincidence, for this is a rebranded Redmi Pad 2 9.7. That device was released last month, and now the Poco … Read More “Poco Pad C1 launches with familiar specs” »
[ad_1] For a lot of my close family and friends, Google One is perhaps the most popular subscription, right behind Netflix. The amount of high-res photos and 4K videos we store on Google Photos, combined with the fact that we use Google Drive as our primary storage space, makes Google One a critical component of … Read More “The biggest issue with Google One just got even worse” »
[ad_1] ADT is rolling out a new line of security products targeted toward DIYers, without its infamous professional installation fees and contracts. The system, announced Wednesday, is called ADT Blu and will work with the latest version of ADT’s app, ADT Plus. ADT Blu will offer a selection of packages, including the Security Starter Kit ($249) … Read More “ADT Announces Yet Another DIY Home Security Line, Now With AI Features” »
[ad_1] Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority I’ve been running a Plex server for just about a decade now. After years of dabbling in Kodi, Windows Media Center, and other such apps, Plex easily became one of the most consistent pieces of software in my digital life — outlasting multiple laptops, several custom NAS builds, and … Read More “Why the new $750 Plex Pass price absolutely isn’t worth it” »
[ad_1] It’s only been a few weeks since The Walt Disney Company began deploying facial scanning at the gates of Disneyland and other California parks, but the technology is already the subject of a $5 million proposed class action lawsuit filed against the company in a US District Court in New York. The federal complaint, filed on … Read More “Disney Already Facing Lawsuit Over Controversial Facial Scanning at Theme Parks” »
[ad_1] As I watched Google announce one new AI feature after another during I/O and the Android Show, and listened to people applaud and get excited about them, including my very own Android Authority team members, I couldn’t stop thinking about how none of it really matters. Why? Because Google has segregated your Gemini experience across … Read More “Gemini’s new features are useless as long as Google ignores the real problem” »
[ad_1] The waitlist for the Luna Band, a screenless fitness and health tracker that debuted at CES 2026, is now open on its website. Since its debut at the Las Vegas tech convention in January, upgrades have also been made to the accessory. Screenless trackers strip away displays to create less clutter — both digitally and … Read More “Waitlist for the Luna Band, a Screenless Fitness Tracker Unveiled at CES, Is Now Open” »
[ad_1] Soundcore, Anker’s audio brand, has mostly lived in the budget-to-midrange world, but with its new Liberty 5 Pro earbuds, it’s aiming at the big guys. The two new earbuds — the Liberty 5 Pro and Liberty 5 Pro Max — use Anker’s new Thus chip, which has more processing power than previous Soundcore earbuds … Read More “Anker’s new earbuds have the best call quality I’ve ever heard” »
[ad_1] Google is Shattering Under Its Own Weight (The IBM-ification of Google?) | Just me Home Blog 21 May, 2026 I used to think Google owning the full vertical stack was a masterstroke. Like TSMC silicon, TPUs, their own data centers, proprietary models, search engine. Who else has that?? Nobody. I thought it was an … Read More “Google is Shattering Under Its Own Weight (The IBM-ification of Google?)” »
[ad_1] Infinix recently confirmed that the Hot 70 series will make its global debut on May 25. However, the company appears to have already launched the base Infinix Hot 70 in Bangladesh, where the handset is currently available for purchase through both online and offline retailers. The Infinix Hot 70 is powered by the MediaTek … Read More “Infinix Hot 70 listed early with a Helio G100 Ultimate SoC, a 6,000mAh battery” »
