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Google rolls out AI features in Gmail for all users
Google has announced a new AI-powered inbox experience in Gmail.
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Sony unveils Hyperpop collection for PlayStation 5
Sony has announced the Hyperpop Collection, a new line of accessories for the PlayStation 5 that significantly refreshes the console’s look.
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Bloomberg reports Discord is preparing for an IPO
Discord has confidentially filed paperwork for an initial public offering.
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ChatGPT introduces a dedicated health section
OpenAI has unveiled ChatGPT Health, a new section where users can discuss health-related topics with the AI.
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Lego reveals Smart Brick at CES 2026
Lego unveiled Smart Brick at CES 2026, an interactive 2×4 brick that contains a full onboard computer with sensors and wireless connectivity.
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Regulators move against Grok after it generates explicit images
Authorities in several countries have launched scrutiny of Grok, the AI chatbot developed by Elon Musk’s xAI and integrated into the social platform X, after it began generating sexualized images of people.
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Telegram tests its own casino platform. Here’s how it works
Telegram appears to be testing a new feature called Emoji Stake.
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Telegram introduces AI summaries and a new iOS design
Telegram has released its first update of 2026, bringing several notable new features to the platform.
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Global memory shortage could delay next-gen console releases
Rising RAM prices could delay the launch of new gaming consoles.
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Telegram unveils major Android redesign
Telegram has begun testing a redesigned interface for its Android app.
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Six films of 2025 that actually deliver on story
Looking for something worth watching in that quiet stretch between Christmas and New Year’s? We’ve done the digging and put together our shortlist of the films from 2025 that genuinely stand out for their storytelling.
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Humanoid robot developers admit the technology is overhyped
Investments in startups building humanoid robots now run into the billions of dollars, as investors expect such machines to appear in warehouses, factories, and even homes within the next few years.