The Pixel Tablet has begun disappearing from Google's store listings, suggesting the company may once again be moving away from the tablet market.

New California legislation aims to protect minors by regulating how social media algorithms and AI chatbots interact with younger users.

Researchers have identified flaws in common theft-prevention reporting systems that could allow attackers to maliciously block new phones or disable smart home security alarms.

Technology provider EKT is set to unveil a new set-top box designed specifically for the ATSC 3.0 (NextGen TV) standard. The device runs on a Linux-based platform.

Analysts warn that a major memory chip shortage is looming for 2027 as AI hardware production consumes a larger share of global capacity.

Nintendo has released firmware update 23.0.0 for the Switch 2, which officially enables variable refresh rate (VRR) support when the console is docked. This update also improves 'boost mode' and allows for easier data transfers between systems.

The NeoGeo AES+, a modern recreation of the classic arcade hardware, has been hit with a major delay due to a parts shortage. Retro enthusiasts will now have to wait nearly a year longer for the high-end console to ship.

T-Mobile is reportedly planning to charge customers $5 per month to use iPhone Handoff, an e-SIM feature that is technically part of the iOS ecosystem.

A new study warns that detailed public reviews on platforms like Yelp can be used by bad actors to craft highly targeted phishing attacks. By analyzing review history, scammers can determine a user's location, habits, and preferences to build convincing social engineering lures.

Apple is reportedly planning to implement usage limits for its AI features, potentially requiring a subscription or credit-based system for high-intensity tasks. The new strategy will shift 'AI as a feature' to 'AI as a metered service' within the Apple ecosystem.

A major auction of equipment from a national broadcasting studio is set to occur, offering pro-level video and audio gear to the public.

A new strain of malware called Mantax Otax is moving beyond simple data theft to combine ransomware and spyware. The malware encrypts user files and then uses stolen data to actively harass the victim, marking a more aggressive turn in mobile security threats.

A group of tech companies and NGOs is petitioning the EU to end the era of pervasive cookie consent banners. The coalition argues that the current system creates 'consent fatigue' and that privacy preferences should instead be handled at the browser level.

In response to local regulations, Steam is enforcing age verification in Australia using credit cards, but technical glitches and low credit adoption among younger adults are locking users out of content.