OpenAI’s Dots and other agents don’t just respond to your prompts. They actively figure out how to help you get stuff done.

AI that can interpret data from the physical world, run on small devices such as smartphones, boot up in milliseconds, and more.

These companies are creating immersive new experiences for product designers, museums, and medical professionals treating some of the world’s most remote patients.

Agents that design chips, a workstation designed for tomorrow’s GPUs, a better way to move AI data, and more.

The tech industry loves to slather AI in anthropomorphism. What if it was proudly mechanical?

Xteink’s e-readers are so small you might forget you stuck one in your pocket. A free alternative operating system unlocks their true potential.

John Ternus’s first Apple event featured a strikingly new iPhone—and hints at where he wants to take the whole company in the AI age.

Apple's new CEO may never lead the company into the post-smartphone era—and that's just fine.

The man who gave us ‘FarmVille’ has a new book informed by his long career’s successes—but also an early failure he’s still learning from.

After the metaverse bust, Zuckerberg is spending billions to reinvent Meta as an AI giant. First, he’ll have to translate his vision of “personal superintelligence” into products people actually want.

Divine is rekindling the quirky humanity of the long-gone fan-favorite short-video service Vine—but in a decentralized form designed to remain viable without having to rake in billions.

Tiny plastic smartphone keys have never gone away—and Clicks' Power Keyboard is the best thing to happen to them in years.

Even OpenAI and Anthropic don’t understand the magic they created well enough to anticipate the trouble it may cause.

X, formerly Google X and the most ambitious innovation lab of our time, isn’t content just to watch its hits like Waymo and Wing take off. An exclusive look inside how Astro Teller and company are reinventing themselves—and what might be their next big thing.

In data centers, like everywhere else, cables are a hassle. So the AI chip giant’s new platform reduces 50 or 60 of them down to 2.

After seven years of iteration, a Galaxy Z Fold is just a flagship phone that unfolds—not a weird category unto itself.

As Siri AI’s public beta arrives, the whole category it’s entering has plenty of rough edges and unanswered questions.

Thanks to RAMageddon, new devices are getting pricier for the first time in years. Sticking with what you’ve got just became more attractive.

The company rolled out a biology-centric version of Claude and hosted surprisingly forthright conversations about AI and science.

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