After being iPhone-exclusive since its 2023 debut, Apple’s Journal app is now available on iPad and Mac with iPadOS 26 and macOS Tahoe. The expansion brings key features like full Apple Pencil support, a new Map View, and the ability to create multiple journals, finally making it a viable option for
A new AI method is turning the painstaking design of advanced optical materials into a task that takes seconds. By using large language models, engineers can now bypass months of simulation to create better lenses, VR displays, and holographic tech.
The Biden administration is funneling $2.7 billion to three nuclear fuel companies to rebuild a domestic supply chain. This push comes as AI data centers send power demand—and prices—soaring. The goal is to end US reliance on Russian uranium.
Google is supercharging its Gemini assistant on Google TV with new AI tools and practical voice commands. The update lets you create AI videos and images, and finally adjust settings like brightness with your voice.
TCL just unveiled a travel router that aims to solve every on-the-go tech problem. The 5G Mobile WiFi P50 packs full-spectrum 5G, tri-band Wi-Fi 7, and a power bank with wireless charging into a single device.
AMD is expanding its Ryzen AI Max+ lineup and adding a faster Ryzen 7 9850X3D gaming CPU. However, the company is touting massive AI performance leaps from its updated ROCm software stack as the bigger breakthrough.
Flutterwave has acquired open banking infrastructure firm Mono in a move to deepen its alternative payments stack. The deal highlights a strategic shift towards bank-based payments in Africa, even as open banking struggles for awareness in the US.
Bosch is bringing generative AI to your kitchen counter. Its new Personal AI Barista uses Alexa Plus for voice-controlled coffee, while Bosch Cook AI promises to guide complex meals. Early tests, however, show the new tech is still a bit half-baked.
Microsoft has set a hard stop for several major products in 2026. Support for Windows 11 24H2 and Office 2021 ends on October 13th, 2026, forcing users to upgrade. The niche Windows 11 SE for education is also being discontinued.
Palo Alto Networks is in advanced talks to acquire Israeli cybersecurity company Koi Security for roughly $400 million. The deal would be a significant win for a startup that has raised only $48 million and focuses on AI-driven detection of malicious code in developer tools.
