Articles by Jose Enrico
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Apple Sues YouTuber Jon Prosser Over Alleged iOS 26 Leak, Trade Secrets Theft
Apple is suing tech YouTuber Jon Prosser, alleging he used insider access to leak iOS 26 features from a confidential iPhone handled by a now-fired employee.
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'Algorithm King': Robot Ai-Da Creates Striking Portrait of King Charles
A humanoid robot artist, Ai-Da, painted a portrait of King Charles III using AI and photos. This unbelievable painting is displayed for the AI For Good Summit.
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FCC Targets Chinese Tech in Undersea Cables With New Security Rules
The FCC plans to ban Chinese tech in undersea internet cables to protect U.S. networks, citing national security risks and recent cyberattacks.
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Crypto Scammer Roman Storm Says He 'Cleaned' $1M Using Tornado Cash in NFT Rug Pull
An NFT scammer testified that he laundered $1M in crypto through Tornado Cash, as the platform's cofounder faces trial for billion-dollar money washing.
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iPhone 17 Pro Leak: New Orange Color Could Mark a Vibrant Comeback for Apple
Leaked images suggest the iPhone 17 Pro will launch in a bold orange color, marking Apple's most vibrant flagship design move in years.
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AirPods Pro 3 Could Give Apple a Boost as US Sales Slow Down
AirPods sales growth has stalled in the U.S., but the upcoming AirPods Pro 3 could revive demand with new features like better ANC and health tracking.
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OnePlus Launches Dual-Charging Cable for Phones and Smartwatches
OnePlus has launched a dual-charging cable that powers both your phone and smartwatch at once, offering up to 80W for phones and 10W for wearables.
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Meta Hires Jason Wei, Hyung Won Chung From OpenAI to Boost Superintelligence Research
Jason Wei and Hyung Won Chung have left OpenAI to join Meta's superintelligence lab, as the tech giants intensify their battle for top AI talent.
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Elon Musk's xAI Hiring Engineers to Create 'Anime Girl' Grok Avatars
Elon Musk's xAI is hiring engineers at up to $440K to develop anime-style AI avatars for Grok, some of which have sparked backlash for their behavior.
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Google Messages May Add Button to Quickly Fix RCS Setup Issues
Google is testing a new "Details" button in Messages that could help users quickly resolve RCS chat issues and send feedback with one tap during setup.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 Looks Thinner Than Honor Magic V5 Despite Spec Sheet Claims
Honor says its Magic V5 is thinner than Samsung's Fold7, but a screen protector twist shows why spec sheet claims don't always match real-world results.
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WeTransfer Clarifies AI Policy After Backlash Over Terms of Service Update
WeTransfer removed AI-related language from its terms after users feared their files could be used to train models, insisting no content is used for AI.
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iPhone 17 Base Model to Feature A19 Chip, Analyst Confirms Ahead of Launch
Analyst Jeff Pu now expects the base iPhone 17 to feature Apple's A19 chip, with the entire lineup likely getting a performance boost ahead of launch.
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YouTube Says Reaction Videos Are Still Safe Under New Monetization Rules
YouTube updated its monetization policy to target low-effort, inauthentic content, but confirmed that reaction videos and commentary channels won't be affected.
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Apple to Close Hornsby Store in October, Shifts Focus to Redesigned Chatswood Chase Location
Apple will permanently close its Hornsby store in October, shifting employees to a newly revamped Chatswood Chase location, reopening the same month.
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Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold Leak Teases Bigger Battery, Brighter Screen, 1TB Storage
Google's Pixel 10 Pro Fold may debut August 20 with a brighter display, bigger battery, improved durability, and up to 1TB of storage, new leaks reveal.
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Should Apple Replace Tim Cook as CEO? Experts Weigh In Amid AI Setbacks
Analysts say Apple may need a new CEO to catch up in the AI race, but Tim Cook's strong board support means change isn't likely anytime soon.
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Redmi 15C Leak Reveals Big Screen, Big Battery, and Budget Price For Europe
The upcoming Redmi 15C may launch in Europe with a 6.9" 120Hz display, 6,000mAh battery, and 50MP camera, starting at just €129, according to new leaks.
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Indeed, Glassdoor Cut 1,300 Jobs as AI-Driven Hiring Emerges
Indeed and Glassdoor are laying off 1,300 employees as Recruit Holdings restructures to prioritize AI and streamline operations across both platforms.
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Tesla Pushes to Launch Robotaxi Service in Phoenix, Files for AV Testing in Arizona
Tesla has applied to test and operate self-driving cars in Phoenix, aiming to expand its robotaxi service after a limited launch in Austin.
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OpenAI's New AI-Powered Web Browser to Take on Google Chrome
OpenAI is rolling out an AI-powered web browser soon that may change how we surf the internet—and put major pressure on Google Chrome's dominance.
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Samsung Launches Galaxy Z Flip7 FE, But US Carriers Skip Cheaper Foldable Option
Samsung just launched its cheapest foldable yet, the Galaxy Z Flip7 FE, but U.S. carriers aren't offering it.
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Google Introduces Gemini AI to Pixel Watch in Latest Play Store Update
Google is adding Gemini AI to Pixel Watch in a new update, letting users handle messages, music, and more with smarter, voice-powered assistance.
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Samsung Has a Hidden Wi-Fi Tool, Redditor Discovers—Here's How to Unlock It
A hidden feature called Connectivity Labs on Samsung phones gives users advanced Wi-Fi tools, and it only takes a secret gesture to turn it on.
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WhatsApp Tests Threaded Message Replies on iOS Beta
WhatsApp has started testing threaded replies on iOS, a feature already in Android beta, to help users follow multiple conversations more clearly in group chats.
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FTC's Click-to-Cancel Rule Overturned Ahead of Implementation
A U.S. appeals court struck down the FTC's click-to-cancel rule over a procedural error, halting plans to simplify subscription cancellations for consumers.
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UK Phones Will Sound Off Nationwide for Emergency Alert Test on September 7
At 3 p.m. local time on September 7, 85 million UK phones will blare a siren as part of a nationwide emergency alert test to prepare for future crises.
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iPhone 17e Coming in 2026 with Same Display as 16e, Says Report
Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 17e next spring with the same screen as the 16e, marking the start of an annual update cycle for its budget model.
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Nintendo Defends Switch 2 Price Tag Amid Rising Development Costs
Nintendo says the Switch 2's price is fair, promises to boost supply, and addresses backlash over Game-Key Cards and pre-order restrictions.
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Google's Gemini AI Now Taps Into Apps Like WhatsApp Even If You Turned It Off
Google's Gemini AI can now access apps like WhatsApp and Messages by default, overriding some user settings and sparking confusion over how to disable it.
