Apple’s Rumoured Beats Controller Could Fix iPhone Gaming
Apple is reportedly developing iPhone game controllers that could launch under Beats. The bigger question is whether real buttons can make Apple’s gaming strategy finally feel coherent.
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Apple Waited Until Foldable Phones Became Boring
Apple’s first folding iPhone arrives years after its rivals. That delay may be the product’s most important feature.
GoPro’s New Owner Wants the Camera Behind the Brand
GoPro’s merger with an optical-photonics company reveals that the action-camera brand may now be more valuable as a toolbox for robots, aerospace and industry.
Smart Glasses Broke the Social Contract of the Camera
Smart glasses did not invent public recording. They removed the gesture that tells everyone else a camera is pointed at them—and our rules have not caught up.
Uber Doesn’t Need to Build the Robotaxi. It Needs to Own the Button
Uber no longer needs to invent the winning self-driving car. Its larger advantage may be the app millions of passengers already use to request a ride.
The AI Boom Has Finally Run Into the Power Grid
Artificial intelligence may live in the cloud, but the infrastructure behind it is colliding with electrical grids, local communities and an uncomfortable question: who pays for all that power?
Why Most Smart Homes Aren’t Actually Smart
A smart home sounds wonderful in theory. Lights that turn on automatically. Thermostats that learn your habits. Voice assistants that answer questions and control your devices. Technology working quietly in the background while life becomes a little easier. At least, that’s the promise. The reality is often far less elegant. Anyone who has spent time…
Why Everyone Suddenly Wants an AI PC
A year ago, most people weren’t talking about AI PCs. Today, they’re everywhere. Walk into an electronics store, browse a computer manufacturer’s website, or watch a technology presentation, and you’ll hear the same message repeated again and again: “This is an AI PC.” For many consumers, the reaction has been confusion. After all, haven’t computers…
Why Local AI Is About To Change Home Computing
For years, artificial intelligence has largely existed in the cloud. Whether you’re using ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, or countless other AI-powered tools, most of the heavy lifting happens on servers located somewhere else. Your prompts travel across the internet, are processed remotely, and the results are sent back to your device. For most users,…
How Often Should You Update Your Website? A Small-Business Checklist
Updated October 7, 2026 with a practical maintenance schedule and checklist. Building a website takes time. Updating it somehow feels like even more work. Once everything is live, it is tempting to leave it alone until something breaks. The trouble is that a wrong phone number or a contact form that quietly stops delivering messages…
