Google TV and Android TV apps must support 64-bit starting August 2026
Google TV and Android TV apps with native code must support 64-bit by August 2026, a move aimed at boosting performance and preparing for future devices.
Google TV and Android TV apps with native code must support 64-bit by August 2026, a move aimed at boosting performance and preparing for future devices.
GE Lighting has released two new Cync dimmer switches with Matter support and easy DIY installation. Both models are available now on Amazon.
LibreOffice 25.8 delivers new functions and better speed, but Windows 7 and 8 users have been cut off as the suite leaves legacy systems behind.
Google is rolling out Gemini for Home to replace Assistant on smart speakers and displays. The AI looks powerful, but Google plans to lock some features behind a paid tier.
The Pixel 10 lineup packs Tensor G5, AI features, and powerful cameras, from the $799 Pixel 10 to the $1,799 Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Impressive specs, but it is still not an iPhone.
Thunderbird 142.0 brings PDF signing, improved folder management, bug fixes, and critical security patches across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Kioxia has developed a 5TB, 64GB/s flash memory module prototype designed for AI and edge computing in the post-5G era, tackling latency and bandwidth bottlenecks.
Foxit PDF Editor v2025.2 is here with MCP Host, a new AI-driven feature that connects PDFs with Gmail, Salesforce, Jira, and more, alongside fresh audio tools.
The OWC Express 1M2 80G portable SSD offers over 6000MB/s speeds, Thunderbolt 5 support, and capacities up to 8TB in a fanless aluminum enclosure.
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Go in India for ₹399, offering 10x more features than the free plan and UPI payments.
SoftBank puts $2 billion into Intel, while the Trump administration weighs a 10 percent stake by converting Chips Act funding into equity, highlighting the crossroads for U.S. chipmaking.
NVIDIA is rolling out its Blackwell architecture to GeForce NOW, adding RTX 5080-class performance, 5K 120fps streaming, and doubling the game library.