The $299 Lifestyle Ultra Speaker, $1,099 Ultra Soundbar, and $899 Ultra Subwoofer go on sale May 15, taking direct aim at Sonos with an open ecosystem and upgraded AI voice control.
OpenAI's free-tier upgrade claims a 52.5% cut in false claims across medicine, law, and finance — but those numbers come from OpenAI's own tests, not independent auditors.
Samsung's Q1 2026 operating profit surged more than 8x year-on-year as AI-driven memory demand sends the stock to an all-time high.
Samsung's Q1 2026 operating profit surged more than 8x year-on-year as AI-driven memory demand sends the stock to an all-time high.
A global shortage of memory chips — driven by AI data center spending — has forced Apple to cut Mac configurations and push the entry price up by $200.
Geoff Keighley's two-hour showcase kicks off June 5 at the Dolby Theatre, with Resident Evil Code Veronica Remake tipped as a possible surprise announcement.
Huawei's next flagship line will divide its camera strategy by model tier — big sensor at the top, big megapixel count below — and it's a deliberate bet on physics over spec-sheet numbers.
The Chinese automaker plans to build over 300,000 cars a year in Valencia — and its first model could arrive in the UK this summer for around £20,000.
Three budget Galaxy phones launched in 2022 have quietly dropped off Samsung's quarterly security update schedule as of May 2026.
Apple's new Extensions system opens iPhone AI to Claude and Gemini, while a $250M lawsuit settlement reminds everyone how long this took.
Huawei's new flagship tablet launches May 7 with a 13.2-inch OLED display, a hidden front camera, and a body thinner than any iPad ever made.
Google is splitting its 2026 announcements into two events — consumer-focused on May 12, developer-focused at I/O on May 19. Aluminum OS, a new desktop platform built on Android, is the headline.
The Watch GT 6 Pro Honma Edition pairs aerospace titanium and sapphire glass with dedicated golf software — but it's only on sale in Asia for now.
Up to $95 per device for eligible iPhone 16 and 15 Pro buyers in the US — but Apple admits no wrongdoing, and European customers get nothing.
