Google Pixel 11 Pro XL: trust the workflow, question the 120x image
Pixel 11 Pro XL improves camera and voice workflows, but 120x generated detail, middling endurance and reduced base RAM complicate its flagship value.
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Noble Audio FoKus Artemis: tune the flagship before you judge it
FoKus Artemis combines three driver types, personal hearing profiles and replaceable parts, but its remarkable sound asks buyers to tolerate immature software and merely good ANC.
Nvidia PAIR routes local AI requests across computers on one network
The open-source beta presents one local endpoint for Ollama or LM Studio and routes each complete inference request to an eligible paired node.
Ultrahuman raises $70 million to expand its body-focused computing platform
Qualcomm Ventures, Labcorp and other investors are backing Ultrahuman's push from wearable tracking toward an integrated health-intelligence platform.
Google WeatherNext 3 brings hourly global forecasts from satellite data
DeepMind's new ensemble model uses raw satellite imagery, increases local resolution and is entering Search, Maps, Gemini and cloud data products.
Sanders and Casar propose a US ban on artificial superintelligence
The lawmakers announced a forthcoming bill that would ban artificial superintelligence, pause some advanced AI work and create a federal regulator.
South Korea and the US link chip investment talks to tariff uncertainty
Seoul confirms semiconductor investment is part of wider US talks while both sides continue negotiating tariff treatment and project timing.
Google Pixel Watch 5 review: its best GPS upgrade happens after the run
Pixel Watch 5 delivers credible urban-route gains, a brighter display and smoother interactions, but its best GPS result is post-processed and Pixel Watch 4 owners gain little.
New York City schools pause student-facing generative AI through eighth grade
NYC Public Schools will impose a 2026–27 moratorium on student-facing generative AI in grades 2-K through 8, while requiring AI literacy in high school.
World open-sources ProveKit for client-side zero-knowledge proofs
ProveKit gives developers an open-source stack for generating zero-knowledge proofs on phones and browsers without disclosing the underlying personal data.
Microsoft Fabric enters GCC High preview ahead of October availability
Microsoft is bringing Fabric’s data and analytics platform to GCC High, with a September preview and general availability planned for October 1.
Dating apps are making face checks routine, turning safety into a privacy trade-off
Dating platforms are expanding biometric liveness and identity checks to deter fake profiles, but the stored face data creates lasting privacy questions.