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Samsung Display introduces VESA True Black 1400 OLED
For years, OLED displays have been the gold standard for deep blacks, near-infinite contrast, and vibrant colors. If there has been one lingering criticism, though, it’s that OLED panels can struggle to match the brightest LCD displays in certain HDR scenes or brightly lit environments. Samsung Display now believes it’s taken a significant step toward closing that gap. The company has officially…
Canva comes to Google Gemini and AI Mode
The gap between having an idea and turning it into something usable is getting smaller. Canva has announced integrations with both Google Gemini and AI Mode in Google Search, allowing people to create, find, edit and repurpose designs without leaving the conversation or search experience. The rollout marks another step in Canva’s broader push to make design part of the tools people already use…
Samsung launches The Freestyle+ portable AI projector
The best thing about a portable projector is also its biggest annoyance: you can take it anywhere, but getting a good picture often means spending a few minutes arranging the room around it. Samsung’s new The Freestyle+ is designed to remove much of that friction. Announced in the U.S. on July 17, the compact projector builds on the original Freestyle’s flexible, swiveling design with brighter…
Samsung’s latest range and microwave are designed to work together
Air frying has become one of those kitchen habits that began with a countertop gadget and gradually started showing up everywhere else. Samsung’s latest move is to build the feature directly into two of the kitchen’s biggest workhorses: the range and the over-the-range microwave. Announced July 16, Samsung’s new slide-in ranges and over-the-range microwave bring the company’s Air Fry Max feature…
How to use Quick Share on Android
Sharing a photo with someone nearby should not feel like a technical exercise. Yet for years, Android users often had to choose between sending a compressed image through a messaging app, uploading files to the cloud, or digging through cables and adapters. Quick Share is Google’s answer to that problem. Built into Android, it lets you send photos, videos, documents, links and other files…
Perplexity adds custom skills to its Agent API
Perplexity is giving developers a new way to shape its AI agents around the work they actually need done. The company has added Skills to the Perplexity Agent API, allowing developers to combine Perplexity’s built-in capabilities with their own reusable instructions and workflows. The update was announced by Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas and the company’s developer account on July 17. “Agents…
Android Studio Quail 2 is stable—and built for busy developers
Google has released Android Studio Quail 2 as a stable production-ready version, and the message behind the update is fairly clear: the IDE is no longer just a place to write code and inspect logs. It is becoming a workspace where developers can hand off pieces of work, investigate tricky failures, and keep moving while the tools deal with some of the repetitive detective work. The biggest…
Google AI Mode is adding apps, actions and more ambition
Google Search used to be the place you went when you had a question. Now it is increasingly trying to become the place where you finish the task that question set in motion. That distinction matters. This week, Google began rolling out connected apps inside AI Mode in the US, allowing users to link Instacart, Canva and YouTube Music directly to Search. Ask AI Mode to help plan a barbecue, and it…
Google Vids adds Gemini Omni and personal avatars
Making a video has always involved a little bit of theater. There is the writing, of course, but also the awkward setup: finding a quiet room, turning toward the light, checking whether the camera is level, recording the same sentence three times because the first two sounded strange. Then comes the editing — the part that can turn a 30-second update into an hour-long chore. Google’s latest…
Apple’s college student offer returns—along with some notable exclusions
Every mid-July, like clockwork, college students, parents, and educators gear up for one of the tech world’s most anticipated annual savings events: Apple’s Back to School promotion. This year, the deal is officially live on the Apple Education Store, promising standard educational discounts paired with promotional Apple Gift Cards worth up to $150. On paper, it is a stellar deal—especially if…
Sony launches the fifth-generation RX10 V superzoom
Sony has just unveiled the RX10 V, the fifth generation of its cult-favorite superzoom camera, and it’s clear the company is doubling down on the “do-it-all” ethos that made the RX10 line such a hit among travelers, wildlife enthusiasts, and sports shooters. This isn’t a radical departure from the RX10 IV, but rather a thoughtful evolution—one that blends the convenience of an all-in-one body…
ASUS cracks the code on stick drift with the new ROG Raikiri II Pro
There is a distinct point in every competitive gamer’s life where the standard pack-in console controller stops feeling like a tool and starts feeling like a bottleneck. For years, the recipe for a “pro” controller was predictable: slap some rubber grips on the sides, throw four paddles on the back, and call it a day. But as PC gaming has steadily pulled away from traditional consoles in terms of…
Gmail rolls out custom prompting to help you perfect your tone
The era of robotic, one-size-fits-all AI email assistance is quietly coming to an end, and it’s happening right inside your Gmail inbox. For a while now, Google’s “Help me write” feature has been a handy, if slightly rigid, tool for anyone staring blankly at a blinking cursor. It could formalize a rushed note, shorten a rambling paragraph, or polish up a rough draft. But if you wanted it to do…
The day the internet realized a list of links wasn't enough
The year was 2000, and the red carpet at the 42nd Annual Grammy Awards was about to witness a pop culture earthquake. Jennifer Lopez stepped out in a sheer, green silk chiffon Versace dress, held together largely by hope and a well-placed safety pin. It instantly became an iconic fashion moment, but behind the scenes, it also triggered a full-blown digital crisis. Millions of people rushed to…
EA’s new Madden NFL 27 Arcade Edition launches August 6
If you have paid attention to mobile gaming over the last decade, you are probably familiar with a certain compromise. You download a legendary sports franchise on your phone, get hyped by the flashy intro, and then immediately run face-first into a wall of energy meters, card packs, and aggressive prompts asking for your credit card. That is what makes EA Sports’ latest announcement feel like a…
Microsoft Entra ID trashes text-code logins for good
The era of the shared secret is officially winding down. In a move that signals a massive shift in how corporate America—and, by extension, much of the global workforce—logs into work, Microsoft has announced that passkeys will now be the default authentication method for Microsoft Entra ID. For the uninitiated, Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) is the invisible engine behind…
Claude Code adds multiplayer editing and public artifact sharing
It started with a simple, elegant idea: Why should AI outputs be trapped in a scrolling wall of text? When Anthropic first introduced Artifacts, it felt like the moment the AI assistant moved from a digital pen-pal to a workbench. Suddenly, instead of just reading code or a document, you had a dedicated space to see it, tweak it, and actually use it. For the last year or so, that workbench has…