Brian Fagioli 
Cloudflare is expanding Workers AI with Leonardo image generation and Deepgram voice models, bringing low-latency creative and real-time voice apps to its developer platform.
Google Translate is expanding with AI-powered live conversations and personalized practice sessions, turning the app into both a translator and a language tutor.
Nano-Banana went viral this week, but it turns out it was secretly owned by Google. The tool is now part of Gemini’s upgraded image editing features.
Parallels Desktop 26 is here with Windows 11 support on macOS Tahoe Macs, plus IT tools and enterprise security upgrades.
Arlo has introduced new AI-powered home security cameras across its Essential, Pro, and Ultra lines, including the first Essential Pan Tilt models.
Marshall has launched its first-ever party speaker, the Bromley 750, offering 40 hours of battery life, 360-degree sound, stage lighting, and rugged portability for $1,299.
Broadcom and Canonical are teaming up to bring Ubuntu Linux and chiseled containers to VMware Cloud Foundation, aiming to simplify AI and Kubernetes workloads for enterprises.
Hosting.com has acquired Rocket.net, keeping the brand alive but folding it into its larger hosting empire. We use Rocket.net ourselves at NERDS.xyz and absolutely love it.
Plugable has launched three new USB-C cables that support up to 240W charging while blocking data lines for maximum security.
GhostBSD 25.02-R14.3p2 arrives with FreeBSD 14.3 updates, hardware support improvements, bug fixes, and the first preview of Gershwin, a GNUstep-based desktop inspired by macOS.
Lenovo’s Labor Day Sale runs through September 7, with rotating discounts on laptops, PCs, and more as Windows 10 reaches its end of support deadline.
A Redfin report shows Gen Z and millennials are struggling to afford rent and mortgages. If housing eats up more income, could iPhones and laptops be next on the chopping block?