Microsoft released a slew of Windows Insider Builds last night, continuing a trend of non-Friday releases. The tech giant says it is “Working to get all flights back on track.” But in the meantime, we have several updates and improvements…
Samsung has announced its new credit card, the “Galaxy Card”, which offers up to 5% cash back on purchases of Galaxy devices. Ahead of its Galaxy Unpacked event on Wednesday, Samsung has detailed the “Galaxy Card” as a physical credit…
Next year could see the introduction of the biggest ever iPhone screen, according to a leaker with a decent track record. Supply chain sources indicate Apple is testing a new screen, which could be destined for a new iPhone whose…
Stephen Radochia / Android Authority TL;DR Snapseed is rolling out two new options in camera settings to geotag and save original photos. The changes are currently available in version 4.1.1.948762742 of the app. This update comes on the heels of…
Smartphones have become the place where people manage their money, store their memories, organize their travel plans, access work accounts, and stay connected with friends and family. With so much personal information concentrated in one place, Android security has naturally…
A conversation with a single AI agent can seem flawless on its own and still point to a defective product. That gap is driving a shift in how companies evaluate agents, away from rating individual trails and comparing cohorts of…
Drones capable of spraying water and fire retardants have been practicing putting out wildfires earlier this summer in California and Alaska, demonstrating a potential rapid-response firefighting tool. climate change transforms wildfire season into a nearly year-round hazard for much of…
No one has been more patient than me with director Neill Blomkamp. I not only love District 9. I love my uncleand I will defend it to the end (Admit you haven’t seen it, and only know the famous tweet).…
Anthropic can finally start writing checks to a group of book authors and publishers who sued the AI lab for copyright infringement. A federal judge gave final approval Monday to Anthropic’s landmark $1.5 billion settlement in a copyright class action…
A federal judge in San Francisco approved Anthropic’s $1.5 billion settlement with authors who accused the company of training its Claude models on pirated books, closing what lawyers for both sides describe as the largest copyright recovery in U.S. history.…
