[ad_1] Have you ever tried to watch TV during the day and couldn’t see the images because of the glare? Your TV can make all the difference during a movie night at home, gaming sessions and even watching your favorite team play in the NBA Finals or the World Cup. You also likely have an … Read More “We Want to Know What You Really Think About Your TV” »
[ad_1] Issue Codex is continuously writing a large amount of data to the local SQLite feedback log database: ~/.codex/logs_2.sqlite ~/.codex/logs_2.sqlite-wal ~/.codex/logs_2.sqlite-shm On my machine, after about 21 days of uptime, the main SSD has written about 37 TB. Process/file-level checks show Codex SQLite logs are the main continuous writer. That extrapolates to roughly 640 TB/year. … Read More “Codex SQLite feedback logs can write ~640 TB/year and rapidly consume SSD endurance · Issue #28224 · openai/codex · GitHub” »
[ad_1] When did Samsung’s A-series get good enough that a 30% discount feels like a genuine event rather than a clearance move? The Samsung Galaxy A56 5G has dropped from £499 to £349 for Prime Day, a 30% reduction that brings one of this year’s most capable mid-range Androids into compelling territory for anyone who … Read More “A sizeable Prime Day discount makes the Samsung Galaxy A56 too easy to recommend” »
[ad_1] GLM-5.2 just came out, and it’s another step forward for what open models can do. The internet promptly freaked out, and it’s hard to tell what’s real and what’s hype. So we ran it head-to-head against Claude Opus 4.8: same one-shot prompt, build a 3D platformer in raw WebGL from scratch. Here’s our take … Read More “GLM-5.2 vs Claude Opus | Tech Stackups” »
[ad_1] Yesterday, Oppo started teasing the global launch of the Reno16 series in partnership with the K-pop girl band BABYMONSTER. The phones were clearly supposed to be launching soon, but an actual announcement date was missing. Now, the company has rectified that, revealing that the Reno16 series will be unveiled on June 25. The devices … Read More “Global Oppo Reno16 series finally has an official launch date” »
[ad_1] Ethan Thornton dropped out of MIT at 19 to build weapons. The first one, a hydrogen-powered system he prototyped with parts from Home Depot and Amazon, didn’t work out — “hydrogen was just a bad bet in general,” he told me this past week at TechCrunch’s StrictlyVC event in Los Angeles. Three years later, … Read More “Ethan Thornton is trying to do everything all at once” »
[ad_1] Introduction Motorola recently refreshed its clamshell Razr line with the new Razr 70 models, or as they are known in the US – Razr 2026. It wasn’t a major refresh by any means, but there are certainly some touch-ups here and there. That said, according to our reader poll, as far as most of … Read More “Motorola Razr 70/Razr 2026 review” »
[ad_1] Police go directly for the circuit breaker panel to avoid being filmed This post will be in English, because there apparently is a lot of interest in what happened to me yesterday. I’m a libertarian danish privacy activist and former police officer and I have been doing activism for about 15 years. I have … Read More “Lars Andersen (@LarsAnders1620) on X” »
[ad_1] Mere hours ago, Nothing co-founder Akis Evangelidis revealed that the company won’t be launching a new CMF phone this year. Now, the official Nothing X account has shared a cryptic teaser that could hint at a new Nothing phone coming soon. Here it is embedded below. (b) — Nothing (@nothing) June 19, 2026 Unsurprisingly, … Read More “Nothing's cryptic new teaser could hint at a new phone” »
[ad_1] Siri’s AI overhaul may have been the headline announcement at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference earlier this month, but Apple’s broader AI strategy is taking shape through a series of smaller features embedded across its software. Rather than asking consumers to adopt the new AI-powered version of Siri to get all the benefits that AI … Read More “Beyond Siri: Here are the practical AI features coming to your iPhone in iOS 27” »
