Technology
Insta360 Now Has a Smaller, Cheaper Luna Gimbal Camera
Previewed at IFA, but technically under wraps until now, the new $600 Insta360 Luna Pro is the little sibling to the dual-lens Luna Ultra I recently…
Sorry, Apple, but the iPhone Duo Wasn’t the Smart Display I’m Waiting For
Apple’s “Surprise and Shine” on Wednesday featured plenty of callouts to AI, with Apple envisioning its iPhone and the new foldable iPhone Duo as…
Not Every Feature Apple Announced Is Ready to Go. Here’s When to Expect Them All
The first question following an Apple event — after “Can I really afford that?” — is always “When can I get it?” And consistent with previous product…
LG Denies Its Televisions Record Ambient Conversations for Ad Targeting
LG on Wednesday denied that its TVs eavesdrop on customers after a gaming site appeared to show that the TVs can be used to listen to conversations…
The iPhone Air 2 Wasn’t Announced. Here’s Why That’s Bad for Apple Buyers
Apple hosted its annual iPhone launch event on Wednesday, and something we didn’t see — along with base iPhone 18 models, as Apple focused purely on…
Apple Is Actually Talking About AI Now — a Lot
It wasn’t that long ago that I wrote about how Apple’s reserved AI strategy is probably its best yet. By not hemorrhaging money on AI features and…
iPhone Handoff Will Let You Use One Number on Two Phones
Soon iPhone owners will be able to split their phone numbers between devices. When iOS 27 launches next week, it will include a new feature called…
The Coolest Thing I Saw at IFA 2026: The Quietest, Thinnest Laptop Concept
Some concepts on display at trade shows are simply bald attempts at garnering attention on a noisy and crowded show floor. And then there are others…
I Rode in the Goodyear Blimp to Celebrate This Spirit Halloween Team-Up
Closed-toe shoes? Check. Bags on the ground? Check. Phone in airplane mode? Check. Why all this prep? I took a ride on the Goodyear Blimp, y’all, and…
This Is the Biggest 2D Map of the Universe. Here’s How to Use It
Scientists have pointed telescopes at the sky and mapped the cosmos for centuries. That relentless pursuit is producing maps that are bigger and more…