What’s new: The Pixel 10 Pro continues to feature a built-in temperature sensor, initially introduced with the Pixel 8 Pro. This sensor, located on the back of the device, allows users to measure temperatures of various objects, including food and cooking surfaces, although its body temperature functionality is not universally available. The sensor has been […]

What’s new: Nvidia is set to enter the Windows on Arm market with its new N1 and N1X SoCs, which will be unveiled at Computex 2026. The N1X features a 20-core CPU configuration with 6,144 CUDA cores and operates within a 45-80W power envelope. The N1 variant focuses on efficiency, offering 12- and 10-core configurations […]

NSAuditor AI lets you audit AWS just by asking an AI assistant — but a bug reported “all clear” over 8 critical holes. How it was caught and fixed in 0.16.4.

What’s new: The Googlebook, showcased at I/O 2026, aims to enhance Android’s desktop mode by introducing proper desktop-style functionality, including the ability to pin files and folders directly onto the desktop. This feature addresses a significant limitation of the current Android desktop mode, which lacks a traditional file management experience. The Googlebook also allows users […]

What’s new: The Fitbit Air is a minimalist fitness tracker priced at $100, designed to bring back the simplicity of early fitness devices. It features a screenless design, making it lightweight and unobtrusive, while offering integration with the Google Health app and an optional AI Health Coach subscription for personalized fitness guidance. Who’s affected Fitness […]