Google Moves Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 to Quarterly Updates Google has quietly shifted its Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 smartphones from monthly updates to a quarterly schedule. This means these devices will no longer receive the frequent security and feature patches that Pixel users have historically expected. Wh...

ASRock Investigates X3D CPU Failures Amid Rising Reports ASRock is facing renewed scrutiny as reports of its motherboards allegedly damaging AMD Ryzen X3D CPUs continue to surface. Gamers and PC builders have increasingly questioned whether ASRock’s hardware is compatible with the latest Ryzen 9000 ...

Heat-Driven Computing: Can Waste Heat Boost Performance? MIT researchers are exploring an unusual way to make computers more efficient: using waste heat itself to perform calculations. This breakthrough doesn’t aim to replace conventional transistors but could transform how future computers and mass...

Google Project Genie AI Sparks Concern Among Game Developers Google’s latest AI tool, Project Genie, has stirred the video game industry with its potential to create immersive game worlds from simple prompts. While it’s not yet poised to replace human designers, developers and investors are already ...

OpenClaw AI skills are facing intense scrutiny after security researchers uncovered a wave of malicious add-ons hidden inside its fast-growing skill marketplace. Users searching for ways to automate daily tasks are now asking a pressing question: is OpenClaw safe to use? Within days of its surge in ...

Ikea Smart Home Devices Hit Connectivity Snags at Launch Ikea smart home devices built on the Matter-over-Thread standard are facing early connectivity problems, leaving many buyers frustrated during setup. Users searching for affordable Matter-compatible gadgets are discovering that onboarding isn’...

Sam Altman Responds to Anthropic Super Bowl Ads, Sparking Industry Debate Sam Altman responds to Anthropic Super Bowl ads with unusually blunt language, pushing back against how the rival AI company portrayed advertising inside conversational AI tools. The OpenAI chief executive said the ads misrepr...

Nintendo Virtual Boy Makes a Surprising Comeback Nintendo Virtual Boy is back, reimagined as a modern Switch peripheral, and naturally fans are asking the same questions: What is it, how does it work, and is it actually fun to use in 2026? Designed to play classic Virtual Boy titles through a heads...

Robotaxi Safety Dominates Senate Hearing on Autonomous Vehicles Robotaxi safety took the spotlight during a tense US Senate hearing as lawmakers questioned Waymo and Tesla over crashes, liability, and the lack of clear federal rules. Many readers want to know whether self-driving cars are safe, who ...

Google Annual Revenue Crosses $400 Billion Milestone Google annual revenue has officially crossed the $400 billion mark for the first time, answering one of the most searched questions around the company’s financial performance in 2026. The record-breaking result reflects strong growth across advert...

Steam Machine Delay Raises New Questions for Gamers Steam Machine fans searching for release dates, pricing clarity, and reasons behind the delay are not alone. Valve has officially confirmed that its highly anticipated Steam Machine, along with the Steam Frame and Steam Controller, will not ship a...

Substack Data Breach Raises Fresh Privacy Concerns Substack data breach disclosures are now reaching users months after a hacker accessed internal systems, exposing email addresses and phone numbers tied to some accounts. The security incident occurred in October 2025 but was only detected in early ...