Articles by Jose Enrico
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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.
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Microsoft Edge Just Got Way Faster with Under 300ms Load Times
Microsoft Edge now loads web content in under 300ms thanks to major performance upgrades, making the browser feel faster and more responsive than ever.
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vivo Y04e Leak Hints at Possible Launch, Software-Only Upgrade
The vivo Y04e just surfaced on Google Play Console, revealing Android 15 and the same specs as the Y04, suggesting a minor refresh is on the way.
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macOS Tahoe 26 Dev Beta 3 Now Live After Apple Resolves Distribution Bug
Apple resolved a glitch blocking macOS Tahoe 26 beta 3 on Apple Silicon Macs, and the update is now live for all compatible devices, including M1–M3 chips.
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China's Humanoid Robot Soccer League Kicks Off with AI-Only Matches
China just launched its first fully autonomous humanoid robot soccer league, using AI-powered bots to play real matches with zero human control.
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Xbox Exec Suggests Laid-Off Microsoft Workers Use Copilot to Cope
After Microsoft's latest layoffs, an Xbox executive recommended Copilot as a tool to help affected employees manage stress and job hunting.
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Wimbledon Hawk-Eye Tech Glitch Sparks Player Frustration After Missed Call
A Hawk-Eye error at Wimbledon cost Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova a game, raising concerns about the new AI system and putting pressure back on human umpires.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Leak: New Smartwatch Gets 64GB Storage, Ultra-Bright Displays, More
Samsung's Galaxy Watch 8 specs and pricing just leaked, revealing brighter screens, beefed-up features, and a possible price hike ahead of its July 9 launch.
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Meta's AI Hiring Spree Could Backfire, Warns Former OpenAI Board Member
Helen Toner says Meta may quickly lose its new AI hires to poaching if it can't move fast or manage internal politics, despite big-name recruits and billion-dollar bets.
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Google Pixel 10 Series Leak Reveals Sleek Color Options, New Accessories Ahead of Launch
Leaked info reveals Google's upcoming Pixel 10 phones will launch with fresh color options and new chargers, hinting at a polished update for fans in 2025.
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Selana Alpha Becomes First Legal E-Scooter in the Netherlands
Selana Alpha is now the first street-legal e-scooter in the Netherlands, opening the door for safer, smarter micromobility options across the country.
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Google Photos Gets Fresh Look With Simpler Layout and Smarter Controls
Google is rolling out a redesigned Photo view with cleaner UI, easier access to details, and faster tools, coming to Android soon after the iOS release.
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Google Updates Nest Wifi Pro to Boost Smart Home Support and Fix Bugs
Google's Nest Wifi Pro gets a July update with improved Thread coverage, security fixes, and better support for smart home devices like Yale Smart Lock.
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Amazon's Robots Are About to Outnumber Its 1.1 Million Warehouse Workers
Amazon now has over 1 million robots in its warehouses and is rolling out smarter AI, hinting at a big shift toward automation that could reshape warehouse jobs.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr Agrees AI Should Fast-Track Drug Approvals Amid Vaccine Claims
RFK Jr. is pushing his vaccine claims and AI drug approvals in a Carlson interview. The Health Secretary, however, has vaccine claims that may sound off to other people.
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Iranian Hackers Reportedly Had Access to Emails of Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, More Trump Allies
A hacker group tied to Iran says it has emails from Trump allies and plans to release 100GB of stolen data amid rising U.S.-Iran tensions.
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The Velvet Sundown Goes Viral on Spotify, Raises Concerns on AI Content
The Velvet Sundown's hit track is blowing up on Spotify, but there is an argument online about whether it's AI or not.
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AT&T Rejects Blame Over Trump's Conference Call Glitch, Claims Something Else Is at Fault
Trump slammed AT&T for a failed faith leader call, but the company says a third-party conference platform, not their network, was actually to blame.
