The first iOS 26.3 beta is here, and it’s surprisingly focused on Android. Apple is testing a new, easier way to switch from iPhone to Android, developed with Google. It also adds notification forwarding for third-party smartwatches, but only in Europe.
Before you spend money on a new CPU cooler, check these common, often overlooked issues first. From a bad mount to hidden motherboard overclocking, the solution is usually simpler and cheaper than you think.
OpenAI is making a significant change to how free users access its AI. They will now be defaulted to the cheaper GPT-5.2 Instant model, a move that saves the company money but may impact user experience.
The next iPad mini is rumored for a major spec bump. Instead of the expected A19 Pro, a new leak points to it using the more advanced A20 Pro chip, likely launching in 2026.
A longtime skeptic of automatic tiling finally found a version that clicks. The key was a horizontal, scrollable layout that solved his screen space issues. But it’s not without its own set of problems.
New leaks from iOS 26 and kernel debug kits suggest Apple is testing a powerful new iMac. Codenamed J833c, it would be powered by an M5 Max chip, marking a potential return to pro-level all-in-one desktops.
Nasdaq is moving to allow U.S. stocks to trade nearly 24 hours a day, five days a week, with a target launch in the second half of 2026. The plan has drawn fierce criticism from Wall Street veterans who argue it will increase market volatility and further gamify investing.
AI is moving beyond simple tasks to become a thinking partner for managers facing complex decisions. The CEO of MoviePass uses it as a “sounding board” for negotiations and interpersonal issues. But this shift requires new guardrails to prevent judgment from going on autopilot.
Microsoft is expanding its Full Screen Experience for handheld gaming to more Windows 11 devices. The feature, which offers a console-like interface, first launched on the ASUS ROG Ally and ROG Ally X. It’s part of a broader effort to make Windows more competitive in the portable gaming space.
MSI has unveiled a special 10th-anniversary Godlike X motherboard for AMD’s AM5 platform, and it costs a staggering $1,300. It’s limited to just 1,000 units and packs extreme features like support for DDR5-9000+ memory and a massive 64MB BIOS. This board is less about value and more about being a co
