Google is opening up Gemini's personalized image generation to all eligible U.S. users for free, using Personal Intelligence and the Nano Banana model to turn your Gmail, Photos, and Search history into custom images.
Huawei MatePad Pro Max is reaching European store pages with a thin 13.2-inch OLED design, but HarmonyOS remains the key buyer check.
Brave 1.92 adds built-in Containers to its desktop browser, bringing Firefox-style multi-account isolation to Chromium. The feature rolls out in phases starting July 2, 2026.
India has reportedly asked Meta to pause WhatsApp usernames in the country while officials review fraud and impersonation risks.
Tesla launched the Model Y Long Wheelbase in the US and Puerto Rico with a three-row, six-seat cabin, 325 miles of range, and a $61,990 Launch Series price that includes a year of Full Self-Driving.
X released XChat for Android on June 29, giving its encrypted messenger a standalone home with vanishing messages, voice and video calls, and 2GB file transfers. An X account is required.
Cloudflare will block mixed search-and-AI crawlers by default on ad-supported pages starting September 15, and its new Pay Per Use program pays publishers when their content powers AI answers.
Meta quietly launched Pocket, an experimental app that turns text prompts into playable, remixable AI mini games called gizmos. It isn't available in the US yet.
Prime Day is over, but fresh live checks still show ADT Blu camera kits at 40 percent off and several XGIMI projector cuts worth checking.
Fujifilm's QuickSnap line hits 40 years with two new disposable cameras: a black-and-white film model and a waterproof Active variant, both arriving fall 2026.
X Live Studio gives creators a new livestreaming command center while X sets aside $1 million for creator livestream rewards.
BMW's first electric X5 pairs an estimated 435 miles of range with 800V charging, 570 hp, and a $79,800 starting price.
Motorola Moto Tag 2 is a $29.99 Android tracker with Google Find Hub, UWB, Bluetooth Channel Sounding, IP68 protection, and a replaceable battery rated for more than 600 days.
Meta Brain2Qwerty v2 can decode typed sentences from non-invasive MEG brain recordings, but the research still needs better accuracy and wearable hardware.
