Google’s Pixel 11 launch puts post-quantum cryptography in a consumer phone, signaling that long-term digital security is becoming a mainstream hardware feature.
Samsung’s latest intelligent eyewear points to a practical shift in smart glasses: lighter, camera-and-AI companions designed to work with phones rather than replace them.
Google’s Pixel 11 launch points to a bigger shift: smartphones are moving beyond AI chatbots toward software that anticipates tasks and handles more of them automatically.
Google’s Pixel 11 launch shows the smartphone AI race is moving beyond chatbots toward tools that reduce taps, anticipate context and handle small tasks in the background.
DuckDuckGo’s sold-out anti-surveillance sunglasses joke points to a serious shift: smart-glasses makers are finding that privacy is becoming a product feature.
AMD’s August 6 deal for Taalas highlights a growing AI hardware trend: designing silicon around a specific model instead of running every workload on the same GPUs.
