Articles by Jose Enrico
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Scammers Exploit Industrial Cellular Routers to Launch Global Smishing Attacks
Hackers exploit unsecured industrial routers to launch global smishing attacks, exposing how outdated IoT devices fuel large-scale phishing campaigns.
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Samsung Smartwatches Could Soon Detect Heart Failure Before Symptoms Show Thanks to AI
Samsung is developing AI-powered smartwatch tech to detect deadly heart failure early, aiming to save lives and reduce costly hospitalizations.
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California Passes First AI Safety Law
California's groundbreaking AI safety law forces major tech firms to disclose safeguards, sparking national debate on innovation and accountability.
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Google Pixel Phone App Gets Global Call Recording, Smarter Call Tools
Google rolls out global call recording, smarter Call Screen, Call Notes, and Android Auto integration in its biggest Pixel Phone app update yet.
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Claude Sonnet 4.5 'Stronger in Almost Every Way,' Can Code For 30 Hours Straight
Anthropic unveils Claude Sonnet 4.5, an AI model that codes for 30 hours straight, raising the bar higher in the battle against OpenAI and Google.
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Snapchat Introduces New Storage Limits For Memories Feature
Snapchat introduces new paid storage options for Memories, with 5GB being the new free limit. Are regular users forced to subscribe to it?
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World Wide Web Creator Tim Berners-Lee Reflects on the Internet's Evolution: Was It Really Free?
Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of the World Wide Web, reflects on how his original vision for a free and open internet has been undermined by data exploitation and surveillance.
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AMD Patents New DDR5 Memory Architecture to Double Data Rates, Boost Performance
AMD is set to double DDR5 memory speeds with a new high-bandwidth architecture, pushing the limits of performance in gaming and high-performance computing.
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Apple Secretly Tests Siri Revamp With Internal Chatbot 'Veritas'
Apple tests its next-gen Siri with the internal Veritas chatbot, hinting at a massive overhaul, but consumers won't see it, at least not yet.
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Meta's New 'Vibes' Feed Turns TikTok Into AI Slop, But Who Actually Wants It?
Meta launches Vibes, an AI-generated video feed aiming to rival TikTok and Reels, but early reactions show users aren't buying into the hype.
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ChatGPT Pulse: OpenAI's $200 AI Assistant That Works Overnight to Plan Your Day
OpenAI's new ChatGPT Pulse scans your data overnight to deliver personalized daily updates, acting like a digital secretary for your morning routine.
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YouTube TV Faces Tough Contract Battles With NBCUniversal, Disney as Costs Climb
YouTube TV faces new contract battles with NBCUniversal and Disney. Some questions about channel access and soaring subscription costs are appearing.
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Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 Update Adds Adaptive Audio, Head Gestures, Smarter AI Features
Google's Pixel Buds Pro 2 update adds Adaptive Audio, loud noise protection, and head gestures, making the earbuds smarter and safer than ever.
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iPhone 17 Pro Faces 'Scratchgate' Backlash, But Apple Says It's Not What You Think
Concerns over iPhone 17 Pro scratches spark "scratchgate," but Apple insists the marks are residue from MagSafe stands, not design flaws.
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Google's New AI Tool Mixboard Turns Moodboards Into Creative Idea Machines
Google is testing Mixboard, an AI tool that transforms prompts into moodboards with images, palettes, and text, reimagining the creative process.
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AI App Neon Mobile Pays Users for Call Recordings, But at What Cost to Privacy?
A viral app called Neon Mobile pays users for phone call recordings, but some doubt its access to data rights.
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YouTube to Let Creators Appeal Bans Over COVID-19, Election Misinformation
YouTube is testing a reinstatement program for channels banned over the past COVID-19 and election misinformation policies.
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Google Expands Affordable AI Plus Plan to 40 Countries For Gemini Users
Google's new AI Plus plan brings Gemini tools, storage, and integrations to 40 countries, offering advanced AI at a fraction of Pro's cost.
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WhatsApp's New Translation Feature Could Change How You Chat Forever
WhatsApp now lets you translate messages instantly in chats, groups, and Channels, breaking down language barriers with on-device privacy.
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Google Nest Aware Users Report Secret 50% Discount Trick, But There's a Catch
Some U.S. Nest Aware users report unlocking a hidden 50% discount by canceling their plan, though it doesn't work for everyone or Nest Aware Plus.
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Apple Locks Users Into iOS 26—Here's Why You Can't Revert Anymore
Apple has stopped signing iOS 18.6.2, meaning users who upgrade to iOS 26 can't roll back, leaving iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV owners locked in.
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Samsung Quietly Revives a Popular Weather Feature in One UI 8.5 After User Backlash
Samsung is bringing back pollen tracking in its Weather app with the One UI 8.5 update, restoring a feature that frustrated Galaxy users missed in One UI 7.
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T-Mobile Update: New CEO Named, Customers Receive Free Line Promo
As T-Mobile announces CEO Mike Sievert's exit, select customers are spotting surprise free line offers in the T-Life app, but only for a limited time.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 to Challenge iPhone with Pro-Grade Video Codec
Samsung's Galaxy S26 is set to debut its APV codec, offering pro-grade video features that may finally close the gap with Apple's ProRes.
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Is Amazon Trapping Prime Members? FTC Trial Could Expose Hidden Tactics
Amazon faces a month-long FTC trial over claims it tricked millions into Prime and made canceling tough, putting its subscription model under fire.
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Instagram Expands Teen Safety Features With New AI Protections in Canada
Instagram is expanding Teen Account protections to Canada, using AI and parental guidance to block harmful content and keep under-18s safer online.
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Logitech Astro A20 X Promises Seamless Gaming, But Does It Really Deliver at Under $200?
Logitech's Astro A20 X offers cross-console Playsync switching, lightweight comfort, and solid build, but is its safe design enough for gamers?
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Wi-Fi or Broadband? New UK Study Reveals Most Consumers Still Don't Know the Difference
A TalkTalk survey shows many UK consumers confuse Wi-Fi with broadband, highlighting the need for telecoms to ditch jargon and simplify communication.
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Hinge CEO Justin McLeod Says AI May Soon Replace Swiping in Online Dating
Justin McLeod predicts AI will end endless swiping, offering personalized matches while stressing tech should enhance, not replace, human connection.
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iPhone 17 Durability Tests: How Tough Are Apple's Newest Devices?
Apple's iPhone 17 faces bend, scratch, and drop tests to reveal if its new design truly makes it the toughest iPhone ever built.
