The latest technology news, explained clearly and with our honest take on what it means.
iPhone Duo buyers at US Apple Stores will see "Hello" with their name on first boot. In my opinion, a greeting will not make a $1,999 phone cheaper. Touch ID was the right call, Siri AI in beta was not.
Tesla renamed "Full Self-Driving" to Tesla Assisted Driving in Europe after Germany called it misleading. In the US it still sells as FSD for $99 a month. In my opinion, customers who paid for a promise deserve their money back.
OpenAI fired three safety researchers, two tied to the investigation of its AI agents' attack on Hugging Face. In my opinion, this is the moment governments must step in and slow AI down.
Apple reportedly cut iPhone 18 Pro orders by at least 15% due to soft demand. $100 more, the same 12GB of RAM and Siri AI that barely works. I have an iPhone 17 Pro, and here is why I skipped it.
Anthropic now bans "sustained and needless" cruelty toward Claude. I use AI every day and yes, I have yelled at one. In my opinion AI has no feelings, but on real danger, Anthropic is right.
Apple's Welcome Home event on October 13 should bring the HomePad, a new HomePod mini and Apple TV 4K. I have four HomePod minis at home and I want the hub. But after testing Siri AI, I am worried, and the price may be the real "wow".
Leaked emails show Tesla pushed the Dutch regulator RDW to scale back its review of FSD (Supervised), disputed a €365,000 bill and keeps the test data secret. In my opinion, no data should mean no approval.
