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  • Adobe launches a new ‘computational photography’ camera app for iPhones

    Thu 3:45pm By Jay Peters
    A photo taken by Project Indigo. | Image: Adobe Adobe has a new computational photography camera app for iPhones – and one of its creators, Marc Levoy, helped make the impressive computational photography features that made some of Google’s earlier Pixel…
  • Spotify’s HiFi lossless streaming might really, finally, actually be coming soon

    Thu 2:40pm By Jay Peters
    We’ve been waiting for Spotify’s lossless streaming for more than four years, but there are some new and promising hints that the feature might finally arrive sometime soon. The X account for Spicetify, a command-line tool that lets you customize the…
  • Eufy’s X10 Pro Omni mopping robovac has returned to its best price to date

    Thu 2:00pm By Brandon Russell
    Now that warmer weather is here, spring cleaning duties are likely falling by the wayside. But the good news is you can enjoy the outdoors and clean your home with zero effort by letting a robot vacuum do the hard work for you. For that, we recommend a…
  • Elden Ring Nightreign is getting even harder bosses

    Thu 1:32pm By Jay Peters
    The bosses in Elden Ring Nightreign are already pretty tough. But if you’ve gotten good and need a harder challenge, you’ll be able to take on “Everdark Sovereigns,” which are more difficult versions of the game’s Nightlord foes you face to conclude…
  • Midjourney launches an AI video generator

    Thu 12:29pm By Emma Roth
    Midjourney has released the first version of its video generation model to the public. For now, the tool can generate short videos based on images uploaded or created on the platform, but Midjourney plans on rolling out more capabilities in the future. After…
  • Inside Microsoft’s complicated relationship with OpenAI

    Thu 12:00pm By Tom Warren
    Beyond the selfies between Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, and the friendly conversations between the pair on stage, all is not well with Microsoft's $13 billion AI investment. Over the past year, multiple reports have painted a picture…
  • DOJ files to seize $225 million in crypto from scammers

    Thu 11:53am By Adi Robertson
    The Department of Justice reported yesterday that it filed a civil complaint to seize roughly $225.3 million in cryptocurrency linked to crypto investment scams. In a press release, the DOJ said it traced and targeted accounts that were “part of a…
  • Eero’s speedy Pro 6E mesh system is on sale with a gift card for $200 off

    Thu 11:50am By Brandt Ranj
    Sluggish Wi-Fi is one of my least favorite tech problems to deal with because it messes with everything: my work, my smart lightbulbs, my online sessions of Mario Kart World. There are many reasons your Wi-Fi may be wonky, but the good news is that you can…
  • FBC: Firebreak is missing Control’s weird charm

    Thu 10:00am By Tauriq Moosa
    With FBC: Firebreak, Remedy Entertainment has entered the world of the first-person co-op shooter. Set in its Control universe - specifically the site of the first game, the brutalist nightmare office called the Oldest House - players control a member of the…
  • AI residencies are trying to change the conversation around artificial art

    Thu 9:00am By Deena Mousa
    At a recent exhibition in Copenhagen, visitors stepped into a dark room and were met by an unusual host: a jaguar that watched the crowd, selected individuals, and began to share stories about her daughter, her rainforest, and the fires that once threatened…
  • Steam is adding screen reader support and other accessibility tools

    Thu 9:00am By Adi Robertson
    Valve is introducing accessibility features for players with disabilities in its latest beta for Steam Big Picture Mode and SteamOS. The features — listed in full and explained here — include options to modify the Steam UI, like a high contrast mode, as…
  • Summer Game Fest’s best games were small and personal

    Thu 8:00am By Ash Parrish
    Summer Game Fest 2025 was definitely a weird one, but even with everything going on outside, the games on display were still immaculate. My favorites, the ones that I live for, are small, unique, and made for pure love of expression. Being able to see that…
  • SpaceX Starship explodes again, this time on the ground

    Thu 2:03am By Richard Lawler
    Late Wednesday night at about 11PM CT, SpaceX was about to perform a static fire test of Ship 36, ahead of a planned 10th flight test for its Starship, when there was suddenly a massive explosion at the Massey’s Testing Center site. SpaceX says “A safety…
  • Ancestra actually says a lot about the current state of AI-generated videos

    Wed 3:30pm By Charles Pulliam-Moore
    After watching writer / director Eliza McNitt's new short film Ancestra, I can see why a number of Hollywood studios are interested in generative AI. A number of the shots were made and refined solely with prompts, in collaboration with Google's DeepMind team.…
  • YouTube is plugging Veo 3 AI videos directly into Shorts

    Wed 2:35pm By Jay Peters
    YouTube is bringing its Veo 3 AI video generation model, which my colleague Allison Johnson recently called “a slop monger’s dream,” to YouTube Shorts later this summer, according to a Cannes Lions keynote from YouTube CEO Neal Mohan. Shorts creators can…
  • Death Stranding is getting an animated film

    Wed 2:22pm By Andrew Webster
    The strange world of Death Stranding just keeps on expanding. As Deadline reports, Hideo Kojima’s ghostly, post-apocalyptic video game is getting a spinoff in the form of an animated film. While there aren’t a lot of details yet, the animated feature will…
  • Facebook rolls out passkey support to fight phishing attacks

    Wed 1:14pm By Emma Roth
    Facebook is adding support for passkeys on its mobile app. That means you’ll be able to log into the platform using your device’s authentication method, like your fingerprint, face scan, or PIN, making it more difficult for bad actors to take control of…
  • Futureproof

    Wed 12:15pm By Jacob Kastrenakes
    AI tools are flooding the culture ecosystem — and no corner of the arts space is immune. In this series, we’re looking at the ways artists are embracing AI, pushing back on it, or trying their best to find an equilibrium with a new technology that’s both…
  • NFC is getting a range boost

    Wed 12:12pm By Jess Weatherbed
    Tap-to-pay wont actually require a tap soon thanks to extended NFC range capabilities. | Image: Leonie Asendorpf/picture alliance via Getty Images The next version of the Near Field Communication (NFC) standard aims to make it easier to make payments, pair…
  • How The Roottrees are Dead ditched AI and became a hit

    Wed 12:05pm By Jay Castello
    The game’s updated artwork was made by illustrator Henning Ludvigsen. | Image: Evil Trout Inc. Robin Ward was recovering from a broken arm when he fell in love with The Roottrees are Dead, a free browser game hosted on itch.io, an indie games salesfront. He…
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