Apple TV+ is offering six months at $5.99/month — a 54% Black Friday discount, before it returns to $12.99/month. A rare deal for new and returning users.
Google’s Nano Banana Pro offers a compact, efficient image model focused on stability and on-device performance, reflecting the trend toward lighter AI tools.
Chrome is testing vertical tabs in its Canary desktop version — a feature rivals long had — while also integrating Google’s Gemini AI assistant for smarter browsing.
Google launches Nano Banana Pro (Gemini 3 Pro Image), a powerful image-generation & editing model with 4K support, better text rendering, and watermarking.
Google’s Pixel 10 series can now share files with iPhones, iPads, and Macs: Quick Share works with AirDrop via peer-to-peer, no server involved.
From Nov 28–Dec 1, Apple is offering up to $250 in Apple Gift Cards with eligible purchases of Macs, iPhones, iPads, and more.
Elon Musk says AI and humanoid robots could one day eliminate poverty, reflecting tech’s growing belief that advanced automation may reshape global economic foundations.
Elon Musk says humanoid robots will become the biggest product ever, reflecting tech’s rising confidence in embodied AI and a rapidly forming market.
Google Messages has fixed a long-standing gallery bug, improving image loading and previews and restoring smooth media browsing for Android users.
Snapchat now allows users to chat with strangers without exposing their real profiles, adding a privacy-protected layer to support safer, more controlled interactions.
SpaceX’s Starship delays are pushing NASA’s Artemis III moon-landing mission further into the future, prompting NASA to consider opening the contract to other competitors.
iOS 26.2 beta 3 brings subtle refinements rather than major leaps: one-time AirDrop codes, enhanced multitasking for iPad, improved clarity under the Liquid Glass theme, smarter reminders and sleep scoring, and hints at greater assistant choice in Japan.
A major Cloudflare misconfiguration caused a global internet outage, disrupting access for websites and services for about an hour. The issue was traced to a CPU spike and network routing error, not a cyberattack.
Garmin’s fixes many of its predecessor’s missteps — better GPS, new coaching tools, and a built-in flashlight — but the $549 price is steep.
Amazon has rebranded its Project Kuiper satellite initiative as Amazon Leo, signaling a shift from an “affordable broadband” mission to a more commercial, enterprise-ready focus.
Valve’s Steam Machine dream hinges on solving Linux anti-cheat issues — without reliable kernel-level support, many competitive multiplayer games simply can’t run on SteamOS.
Apple is shifting to a staggered iPhone launch cycle starting in 2026 — premium models in fall, standard phones in spring — reducing its dependency on the annual September event.
T-Mobile offers compelling home internet deals: 5G plans start from $35/month (with voice + AutoPay), with unlimited data, streaming perks, and up to $300 back. Their fiber option delivers gigabit speeds, no contract, and included installation.
Google Play is rolling out a “Where to watch” feature in its Store search, showing users which streaming apps offer a movie or show — making it easier to find content and install relevant apps.
Google introduces conversational shopping, AI-agent checkout and a feature that calls stores on your behalf — designed to streamline online retail ahead of the holidays.
TikTok has launched “Bulletin Board,” a one-to-many broadcast feature that mirrors Instagram’s broadcast channels, enabling creators/brands to share updates, text, images and videos with their followers.
Anthropic will invest $50 billion in U.S. data centers, expanding its AI infrastructure and solidifying America’s role in the global AI industry.
A global survey reveals most listeners can no longer distinguish AI-generated music from human-made songs.
An AI-generated country song, *Walk My Walk* by Breaking Rust, has reached No. 1 on Billboard’s chart, reshaping how authenticity is defined in modern music.