Month: May 2026

[ad_1] Sign-up forms were built for humans in browsers, so how do AI agents programmatically register with services? Enter auth.md. By exposing a single, machine-readable Markdown file at your service root, AI agents can dynamically discover your OAuth Protected Resource Metadata, parse required scopes, and authenticate seamlessly. With native support in WorkOS AuthKit, you can … Read More “How Airtable Built the Search Layer Behind Their AI Features” »

[ad_1] One UI 8.5 is extending Samsung’s Camera Assistant tools to a significantly broader range of mid-range Galaxy phones and tablets, bringing granular image-processing controls to devices that previously lacked them. Camera Assistant sits alongside the default camera app and gives users direct control over how Samsung’s image processing operates, covering options including automatic lens … Read More “One UI 8.5 unlocks ‘proper’ camera controls on cheaper Galaxy phones and tablets” »

[ad_1] New details about vivo’s upcoming X500 series have surfaced online. This time, the leak focuses on the vivo X500 Pro, which is tipped to bring a major overhaul to its rear camera setup. According to tipster Digital Chat Station, the vivo X500 Pro could feature a 50MP 1/1.28-inch primary rear camera with LOFIC support. … Read More “vivo X500 Pro's camera specifications tipped” »

[ad_1] Rumours of Apple bringing titanium back to future Pro iPhones may have been a little premature. A new leak now suggests the company is sticking with aluminium longer than expected, and it’s apparently all down to AI. According to known Weibo leaker Fixed Focus Digital, Apple’s growing focus on on-device AI features is making … Read More “Leaker claims the titanium iPhone Pro isn’t coming back” »

[ad_1] Most of us assume that switching something off means it stops using power. It doesn’t. Appliances, devices and home electronics continue using electricity in standby mode — and according to the US Department of Energy, that sneaky power draw costs the average household roughly $100 a year. Your home is harboring energy vampires in nearly every room … Read More “Your Home Is Full of Energy Vampires. This $12 Meter Helped Me Find the Biggest Ones” »

[ad_1] Honor unveiled its 600 series smartphones in China yesterday. Alongside the new phones, the company also introduced the Honor Pad 20 tablet. The Honor Pad 20 comes with a 12.1-inch LCD IPS display that offers a refresh rate of 120Hz and a 3000 x 1872 pixels resolution. The display also offers up to 700 … Read More “Honor Pad 20 unveiled with a 12.1-inch display, 10,100mAh battery” »

[ad_1] For the last several years, Motorola’s smartphone headliners were the Razr flip phones, but 2026 is different. This time around, Moto’s first tablet-style foldable, the Razr Fold, somewhat overshadows the flip phones, but a bulky $2,000 folding phone that isn’t made by Samsung occupies the smallest niche in the smartphone market. A Razr flip … Read More “Motorola’s 2026 Razrs are almost worth buying just for their stunning looks… almost” »

[ad_1] ‘We cannot, in the light of these numbers, block the development of companies and employment, the race for artificial intelligence is already a fact,’ says Lombardy councillor Massimo Sertori. ‘We can, however, try to keep the phenomenon under control by avoiding excesses and the exaggerated exploitation of the territory. The law, therefore, provides a … Read More “Lombardy introduces increased charges of up to 200% for the construction of data centres in green and agricultural areas” »