DJI's Avata 360, resembling the Avata 2, is a new 360-degree drone that arrives after Antigravity's A1, the first of its kind, was released last December. Due to FCC regulations, the Avata 360 may not be officially available for purchase in the US, potentially marking it as the last DJI drone that consumers there can legally buy.
Giraffe360, a London-based proptech company, has secured $10 million in Series B funding led by Cipio Partners to enhance its AI-driven property media platform, which uses a robotic camera to create comprehensive media kits from a single property visit.
Google has issued a warning that the onset of Q-Day, a significant threat posed by quantum computing to current security systems, may occur sooner than anticipated.
Uber is partnering with Pony AI and Verne to introduce Europe's first commercial robotaxi service, currently being tested in Zagreb, Croatia, with plans to integrate the vehicles into Uber's ride-hailing network. This initiative aims to mitigate potential financial impacts from the rise of robotaxis on traditional ride-hailing services.
The FCC has prohibited the sale of new foreign-made routers in the US to enhance national security, which may inadvertently prevent existing routers from receiving important security updates.
Users are experiencing persistent connection issues with Android Auto, leading to dissatisfaction, but several workarounds have been suggested while awaiting a fix from Google.
The Motorola Sound MA1 adapter, which provides wireless Android Auto connectivity, is currently available at a 60% discount. While it may not be the most advanced option, it effectively meets basic wireless connection requirements.
The Eero 7 mesh system is currently on sale during Amazon's Spring Sale at a new low price, presenting an opportunity for consumers to upgrade their home Wi-Fi.
iOS 26.4 introduces significant upgrades for iPhones, including a long-awaited fix for the keyboard, while an enhanced version of Siri is expected to be released in the coming months.
The Dell XPS 16, featuring an LG Display with a 1-120Hz variable refresh rate and an Intel Panther Lake chip, has been tested as the most efficient laptop in Wi-Fi web browsing, consuming minimal power at idle.
Deccan AI has raised $25 million in funding and focuses on employing experts from India to enhance quality in the rapidly expanding and fragmented AI training sector.
LiteLLM, an open-source AI project utilized by millions, was compromised by credential harvesting malware, prompting a security compliance review by Delve.
The author transitioned from Evernote to Notion after 14 years due to Evernote's increased pricing, which reached a minimum of $250 for power users. The change was prompted by dissatisfaction with the price hike and a positive experience with Notion.
Meta has laid off 700 employees as part of a shift in focus from the metaverse to artificial intelligence, while also seeking to find alternative opportunities for affected staff.
The article highlights popular gadgets currently on sale during Amazon's Big Spring Sale, showcasing the top tech deals that readers are interested in.
NotebookLM has introduced new features that allow users to convert their notes into various formats, including videos and podcasts, enhancing its flexibility and usability.
The article describes how the author utilized Gemini and a Python script to recreate YouTube's email comment alerts, allowing them to receive notifications for comments in under an hour. It also offers guidance for others to achieve the same setup.
Dell has reintroduced the Precision Pro laptop along with a new series of Dell Pro laptops, which includes the compact Pro 5 Micro PC and a conferencing monitor.
Anthropic reports that while AI has not yet replaced jobs, there is emerging inequality as experienced users are advancing more quickly, leading to concerns about potential future workforce displacement and divides.
The Halo Collar 5, a high-tech dog collar that monitors location and activity levels, is currently available for $154 off during Amazon's Big Spring Sale.
BRINC has introduced its new police drone model, Guardian, which features Starlink connectivity, a flight time exceeding one hour, and a top speed of over 60 mph, making it capable of pursuing vehicles. The drone can also carry various payloads, including Narcan, and is set to enter production later this year.
Meta is laying off hundreds of employees, affecting various teams including recruiting, social media, sales, and Reality Labs, as the company reallocates resources towards artificial intelligence initiatives. A spokesperson stated that these changes are part of regular restructuring efforts to meet organizational goals.
Spotify is currently beta-testing a feature called Artist Profile Protection, which allows artists to manually approve their releases to prevent unauthorized or AI-generated content from appearing on their profiles. This initiative addresses issues related to metadata errors and impersonation, benefiting a wide range of artists across genres.
First responders, including police, have intervened to operate Waymo's self-driving cars during emergencies, such as at two active crime scenes, according to TechCrunch.
A Los Angeles jury has ruled that Meta and Google are responsible for creating addictive social media platforms that negatively impacted a young woman's mental health, awarding her $3 million in damages. This verdict marks a significant legal precedent as the first of its kind in the United States.
Google has introduced TurboQuant, an AI memory compression algorithm that can potentially reduce working memory usage by up to six times, although it is currently in the experimental stage. The announcement has sparked comparisons to the fictional company Pied Piper from HBO's "Silicon Valley."
Razer has launched the Blade 16 gaming laptop, featuring an Intel Core Ultra 9 386H "Panther Lake" chip and faster RAM, while maintaining its thin design and RTX 50-series GPU options. The laptop is available starting at $3,499.99 for the RTX 5080 model, with a higher-end RTX 5090 model priced at $4,499.
The Nex Playground, a budget-friendly console that outsold the Xbox during the last holiday season, will see a price increase to $299 starting April 1st, reflecting a $50 rise due to rising component costs, according to co-founder and CEO David Lee.
Reddit will implement a verification process for accounts displaying suspicious behavior to ensure they are operated by humans, according to CEO Steve Huffman. This initiative aims to reduce the presence of bots on the platform as AI technology becomes more prevalent online.
Sony has halted the development of two electric vehicle models, the Afeels 1 sedan and Afeela SUV, which were being created in collaboration with Honda.
Nvidia's NemoClaw introduces enhanced security and privacy features for AI agents, building on the previous OpenClaw version, though experts suggest further improvements are necessary.
Oracle is addressing challenges faced by enterprise data teams in deploying agentic AI by proposing a unified data architecture, arguing that a single database solution can prevent context from becoming stale under production loads. The company claims its database infrastructure supports the transaction systems of 97% of Fortune Global 100 companies.
Nintendo will implement a pricing strategy that charges different amounts for first-party Switch 2 games, with digital versions being cheaper than physical copies, starting with the release of "Yoshi and the Mysterious Book" on May 21, priced at $60 digitally and $70 physically.
YouTube has announced a reduction in the subscriber threshold for its Shopping affiliate program from 1,000 to 500, enabling more creators to earn money from product promotions in their videos. This change applies to all content formats, including YouTube Shorts, VOD, and Live content, while still requiring adherence to other YouTube Partner Program criteria.
Despite built-in antivirus protection in operating systems and browsers, standalone antivirus software remains necessary, with free options being effective for users.
Apple is enhancing its App Store Connect platform by introducing over 100 new metrics to provide developers with improved insights into monetization, subscriptions, and user behavior, as part of its focus on strengthening its app ecosystem in the context of artificial intelligence.
Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have proposed legislation to pause the construction of new data centers until Congress establishes comprehensive regulations for artificial intelligence.
An investigation into inexpensive charging gadgets from Temu revealed issues such as loose wires and questionable materials, raising significant safety concerns.
Pepper, a New York technology platform for independent food distributors, has acquired Alima, a Y Combinator-backed startup focused on ordering and procurement software for small food distributors in Latin America. The acquisition, which includes Alima's cofounders joining Pepper's leadership, aims to enhance Pepper's AI-driven initiatives in food distribution.
The Anker Solix C1000 portable power station is currently available at a 46% discount and is designed to keep devices powered during outages caused by extreme weather or other emergencies.
DeleteMe has acquired Block Party, a social media security tool founded by Tracey Chou in 2018 to protect users from targeted harassment on Twitter, motivated by her personal experiences.
Google has introduced Lyria 3 Pro, an enhanced music generation model capable of producing longer and more customizable tracks, as part of its expansion of AI music tools across various platforms including Gemini and enterprise products.
London-based AI meeting app Granola has secured $125 million in a Series C funding round, led by Index Ventures, which values the company at $1.5 billion, a significant increase from its previous valuation of $250 million.
Reddit is implementing new 'human verification' requirements for accounts suspected of being bots in an effort to reduce spam and manipulation on the platform.
Sony has announced the Bravia 3 II, a mid-range LED TV that will be available in sizes up to 100 inches and includes advanced technology such as the XR processor and Clear Image algorithm.
Sony has expanded its Bravia Theater soundbar lineup by introducing the Bar 5 and Bar 7 models, along with new rear speakers and subwoofers. The Bar 7 features nine drivers for advanced audio formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, while the Bar 5 provides a more compact and budget-friendly option.