VideoCardz reports that new performance builds and a launcher reduce the speed and setup barriers for community-made Radeon support.
Android Authority highlights everyday uses for Lens that it calls “surprisingly useful.”
Climate groups are tapping into opposition to data centers, WIRED reports, but it’s unclear whether they can get people to care about the facilities’ impact on the atmosphere.
Android Authority’s hands-on comparison argues it’s time to move on from the Pixel 8 Pro.
XDA Developers describes using a tunnel feature tucked into VS Code’s account menu to code on a desktop from any browser.
Android Authority describes a shift from loving foldable phones to preferring separate devices for productivity, wellbeing, and everyday life.
The Register says the more we learn about how AI does business, the more unfair its practices look.
A September 27 post lists a 2nm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chip for the standard model. A 200MP main camera and 7,200mAh battery are rumored.
VideoCardz reports that GUNNIR also showed a smaller Arc Pro workstation and MXM-format B50 and B65 graphics modules.
WIRED highlights free apps that it says create the “physical friction” needed to put down your phone.
Gizmodo promoted the Prime-exclusive offer as a record-low price ahead of Prime Day.
PCMag’s review praises the webmail service’s ease of use, seamless email migration and built-in privacy tools.
Workers at the snack maker are demanding a share of a $176 million factory sale to ASE, Tom's Hardware reports.
SecurityWeek reports that CISA added the flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, giving federal agencies a September 28 patching deadline.
Legacy contracts retain access until they expire, Neowin reports, while capacity packs scale up to 100,000 users.
Fast Company says backlash over President Donald Trump’s crypto conflicts changed the political calculus, with the Clarity Act at stake.
ZDNET says it went hands-on with dozens of models to choose its recommendations.
PCMag describes how to tell whether a computer problem is an easy fix or needs more attention.
Tech in Asia traces how three founders turned a travel-booking problem into a global experiences platform.
A Tech in Asia essay argues that profitable companies with weak operating systems may offer more practical upside than starting from zero.
