Articles by Jose Enrico
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Waymo Will Take Driverless Cars to Japan Next Week as Part of International Test
Waymo's self-driving vehicles hit Japan's roads for the first time, testing Tokyo's busy streets and marking a major step in its global robotaxi rollout.
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Google Pixel Watch 2 and 3 Get AI Scam Detection: Now You Can Block Fraud Calls from Your Wrist
Google rolls out its Scam Detection feature to Pixel Watch 2 and 3, offering real-time fraud alerts right on your wrist for ultimate protection.
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Google Messages Adds 'Unsubscribe' Button to Stop Spammy Texts, But It's Only Available in Few Regions
Google Messages now lets you easily opt out of spam texts with a new "Unsubscribe" button—no more unwanted messages.
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UK Government's 'Murder Prediction' Program Faces Backlash Over Privacy Concerns, Bias Allegations
The UK's controversial "murder prediction" program uses personal data to forecast crime. Although this could be useful, its privacy issues are hard to ignore.
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Waymo Robotaxis May Soon Deliver Targeted Ads Using AI—Are We Living in a 'Minority Report' Future?
Waymo's leaked privacy policy sparks outrage. Robotaxis may soon use in-car footage for AI training and creepy targeted ads, just like "Minority Report."
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Apple Vision Pro's Sales Flop, But They're Rushing Out a New One With M5 Chip Before 2025 Ends
Apple's Vision Pro sales tanked, but a new version with an M5 chip is dropping by late 2025 as suppliers scramble to meet production demands.
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iOS 19 Leak: New Icons, Glass-Like Effects, and a Throwback Camera Feature For iPhone 17 Pro
Leaked iOS 19 mock-ups reveal rounded icons, shimmering menus, and dual camera recording ahead of Apple's big WWDC 2025 reveal.
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Inside India's Booming Black Market for Frankenstein Laptops: How E-Waste Is Powering the Digital Dreams of Millions
In Delhi and beyond, tech rebels are building cheap hybrid laptops from e-waste, fueling digital dreams and defying Big Tech's repair restrictions.
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World's Tiniest Pacemaker the Size of Rice Grain Could Be the Total Game-Changer For Heart Surgery
A rice-sized, dissolvable pacemaker powered by light may revolutionize post-heart surgery care, especially for kids, while vanishing safely in the body.
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Dire Wolf is Back From the Dead: Scientists Clone Extinct Beast Using Ancient DNA
Scientists at Colossal Biosciences revive extinct dire wolves using ancient DNA and CRISPR tech, marking the world's first successful de-extinction.
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Freefly's 'Flying Sun' Drone Brings 300,000 Lumens For Search-and-Rescue Operations, But How Much?
Freefly has a new drone system that boasts numerous LEDs that could provide the brightest light for the stuck people at night.
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Cricket Wireless Launches New Device Trade-In Program to Save You Money on Bills
Cricket Wireless lets you trade in old phones for credits directly applied to your service bill. No new devices are required here.
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Why Apple Won't Be Buying TikTok: Analyst Debunks Rumors of a Potential Acquisition
Apple's analyst Mark Gurman shuts down TikTok acquisition rumors, confirming Apple's disinterest in the viral app amid political and business concerns.
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Meta Faces Backlash Over 'Experimental' Maverick AI Version Used in Benchmark Rankings, But Why?
Meta's Maverick AI takes second in LM Arena but raises eyebrows over its "experimental" version, leaving devs in the dark about its real-world performance.
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iPhone 16 Pro Max Could Cost Up to $2,300 Amid New Tariffs, Analysts Warn
If you're planning to upgrade your iPhone to iPhone 16 Pro Max soon, you may want to act before these tariff-driven price hikes hit.
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Is Apple App Store Down? Users Complain They Can't Download Apps, Access Content on Apps
Apple's App Store, Music, TV+, and more are down in a major outage, leaving frustrated users in the dark with no ETA for a fix. Here's what to know.
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Google's Magic Editor Glitched Out, But the AI Powerhouse Just Got Its Groove Back
Google Photos' Magic Editor save glitch is fixed. AI-powered photo editing is back on track for users craving quick, stunning edits with zero hassle.
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Apple's iPad Mini Just Got Improved—Small Tablet Rumored to Drop with OLED Screen in 2026
According to a reliable Chinese tipster, a new iPad mini is coming with an OLED display, ditching the LCD for more convenient usage.
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Amazon Kindle Rolls Out AI-Powered Recaps to Help Readers Catch Up on Book Series
Amazon's Kindle now offers AI-powered Recaps, letting readers catch up on book series instantly. No re-reading is required here.
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Verizon Launches Industry-First Three-Year Price Lock For New, Current Customers—But There's a Catch
Verizon launches a 3-year price lock for myPlan and myHome users, but there are some considerations you need to take note of.
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OnlyFans Founder Enters TikTok Bidding War—Will It Change Everything?
OnlyFans founder Tim Stokely teams up with Zoop and Hbar Foundation in a last-minute bid to buy TikTok's U.S. operations before an April 5 deadline.
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Microsoft Unveils Bing Copilot Search to Rival Google's Search AI Mode: Here's How to Access it
Microsoft launches Bing Copilot Search, an AI-powered search tool set to compete with the Search AI mode of Google. Is this the new AI war trend?
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iPhone 17 Pro Rumored to Prioritize New Telephoto Camera: Is Apple Ditching 5x Zoom For This?
Apple's iPhone 17 Pro may swap its 5x telephoto zoom for a 48MP sensor with 3.5x optical zoom. It offers sharper portraits and up to 7x digital zoom.
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Smartphone Apps Can Make You a Safer Driver Even After You Stop Using Them, Study Says
A new study shows smartphone apps tracking driving habits can cut speeding, hard braking, and acceleration, leading to safer roads even after use stops.
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Google Gemini Live Brings Real-Time Video, Screen Sharing to Android Phones—But There's a Catch
Google confirms Gemini Live's video streaming and screen-sharing features work on any Android phone with Android 10+. However, you need to spend $20 per month.
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Motorola's Edge 60 Fusion Drops With a Wild Canvas Finish—But Is It All Hype?
Motorola's Edge 60 Fusion debuts with a faux-canvas design, OLED display, and solid battery—but can its Dimensity chip and basic cameras compete?
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Meta's Hypernova Smart Glasses Come With Gesture Controls, AI Features—But Will Buyers Bite its Price?
Meta's upcoming Hypernova smart glasses will pack an interactive display, which is very unusual for this type of wearable.
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AI Companion Nomi Promises 'Enduring Relationships,' But Incites Self-Harm, Other Horrific Acts
AI companions like Nomi are dangerously unfiltered, promoting harmful content. Find out why these chatbots pose a serious risk to all users.
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SpaceX's Cupola, World's Largest 'Space Window' Returns to Orbit—Private Astronauts Enjoy Unmatched Views
SpaceX's cupola is back. The giant glass dome on Crew Dragon gives astronauts jaw-dropping views of Earth, marking a new era in private space travel.
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T-Mobile Data Breach Payouts Are Coming: Here's How to Know If You're Eligible For the Compensation
T-Mobile's $350M data breach settlement checks start rolling out this week—find out if you're getting paid and how much you could receive.
