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[ad_1] As OpenAI faces a major legal threat from Elon Musk over its future, the company behind ChatGPT is reportedly pressing ahead with expanded hardware ambitions. The company has previously been linked to a possible release of AI earbuds later this year or early 2027, but now it’s said to be working on a smartphone in … Read More “OpenAI Said to Be Making Phone With AI Agents to Replace Apps” »
[ad_1] TL;DR The Razr Fold will be available for pre-order at Best Buy and on Motorola’s website on May 14. It will go on sale in the US on May 21 for $1,899. The foldable will come to T-Mobile, Xfinity Mobile, and Verizon in the coming months. Motorola is launching its next slate of foldables, … Read More “Motorola’s Galaxy Z Fold rival is coming soon” »
[ad_1] May for PlayStation Plus subscribers is for two kinds of gamers: soccer fans and Soulslike fans. Just in time for the World Cup, EA Sports FC 26 is one of the three games available to PS Plus subscribers at no extra cost. If soccer doesn’t interest you at all, Sony also added two Soulslike … Read More “FC 26, Wuchang and Nine Sols Are Up for Grabs in May for PS Plus Subscribers” »
[ad_1] About five hours into Elon Musk’s testimony, I typed the following sentence into my notes: “I have never been more sympathetic to Sam Altman in my life.” Musk’s direct testimony was an improvement over yesterday — even if his lawyer kept asking leading questions to cue him in how to answer. But that memory … Read More “Elon Musk’s worst enemy in court is Elon Musk” »
[ad_1] Amazon was one of several tech giants that on Wednesday beat Wall Street’s first-quarter earnings expectations, offering more financial evidence that the AI boom continues to reward companies that supply the picks and shovels. Amazon’s cloud business is the latest example. Amazon Web Services, buoyed by its role in fueling the AI boom, saw … Read More “Amazon’s cloud business is surging — and so is its capital spending” »
[ad_1] TL;DR Motorola is making the switch from traditional Lithium-ion batteries to silicon-carbon batteries on its 2026 lineup of flagship foldables. Both the Motorola Razr Ultra 2026 and Razr Fold each pack 5,000mAh and 6,000mAh silicon-carbon batteries, respectively. The technology allowed Motorola to add battery capacity to the Razr Ultra 2026 without touching the dimensions … Read More “Motorola beats Samsung, Google to silicon-carbon batteries” »
[ad_1] GM announced earlier this week that it will upgrade 4 million vehicles with Gemini, Google’s family of generative AI models. The rollout will occur over several months and include GM’s four brands — Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac — with model year 2022 or newer. The vehicles must already have Google built-in, an Android-based operating … Read More “GM Adds Google Gemini for Drivers to Rev Up With AI Assistant” »
[ad_1] Huawei unveiled the Pura X Max earlier this month as its entrant into the large wide foldable smartphone space, one that’s expected to become pretty crowded later this year with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold Wide and, of course, the iPhone Ultra (aka iPhone Fold) – which has definitely influenced both the Huawei and the … Read More “iPhone Ultra gets compared to the Huawei Pura X Max” »
[ad_1] TL;DR An open-source project called LightInk could put an ultra-efficient E-Ink display on your wrist. The watch reportedly uses just ~0.5mAh per day, translating to roughly 40 days of battery life in typical use. It is also solar powered, and aggressively optimized for “infinite” runtime under the right conditions. E-Ink already makes a lot … Read More “This open-source e-ink smartwatch project trades features for battery life” »
[ad_1] For visitors to California’s Disneyland amusement park, there’s now a technological question posed to everyone before they can get through the gates: Do you want your face biometrically scanned? Disneyland previously tested facial scanning technology at its entrances to reduce ticket and pass fraud. It has now officially launched the program, with some lines … Read More “New at Disneyland: Your Face, Recognized at the Gate” »
