Electronics

In an effort to fight deepfakes and other types of manipulated and generated images, Sony, in partnership with the Associated Press (AP), has unveiled in-camera authentication technology. Continue Reading →

Amidst the AI buzz, it's easy to forget that as data speeds up like a runaway train, our need for beefier processors to keep up with AI's demands grows exponentially. But who knows? Maybe in the future, AI will be so brilliantly efficient that it could run on a stack of dusty old laptops in your garage. That seems unlikely, though, so the race to build the very best processors is fierce. Continue Reading →

We've been offering bespoke executive briefings and floor tours at CES (and other major trade events) since 1996… but my days as a tour guide may be numbered. Continue Reading →

Streamflation, a portmanteau of "streaming" and "inflation," is an apt name for the streaming industry's relentless pursuit of the highest price you'd ever be willing to pay for a streaming service. In practice, content prices never come down - so you could argue that there's nothing to see here. But there is. Continue Reading →

Apple's September 12 event is on every tech enthusiast's calendar. As we gear up for the announcements, let's dissect the rumors… and see what's missing. Continue Reading →

Nvidia has once again demonstrated the transformative power of AI. The company's Q2 2024 earnings report revealed a staggering $13.5 billion in revenue, largely attributed to the surging demand for its generative AI chips – record-setting demand that overshadowed the challenges posed by a dwindling PC industry. Continue Reading →

A picture is worth 23 million pixels. Apple's new Vision Pro is here. It's… um… well… interesting. Continue Reading →

Apple is set to unveil a virtual reality headset at WWDC today. The result of seven years of development, the headset signifies Apple's ambitious foray into the AR/VR market, a sector where the pioneers have arrows in their backs. Continue Reading →

On April 3, 1973 – fifty years ago today – my dear friend Marty Cooper (then an engineer at Motorola) made history. Standing on a street corner in NYC, he called his rival at Bell Labs and said, "I'm calling from a personal, handheld, portable cell phone." That moment was the beginning of the modern era of wireless communication. Continue Reading →

Google One now includes Magic Eraser at no additional cost to all iOS and Android users. Shelly Palmer speaks with Bianca Peters and Robert Moses on Fox 5's Good Day New York about the feature -- and why Google is including it for free. Continue Reading →