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NotebookLM flashcards are getting a useful upgrade. Google‘s note-taking tool now lets users edit generated questions, adjust answers, add new cards, and share finished decks with other people. Flashcards often need cleanup after the first pass. A generated card can be too broad, skip a key term, or frame an answer in a way that […]

Some details about AMD’s next-generation Threadripper CPUs have leaked. Codenamed “Mustang Peak,” the new chips will use a new TR6 socket, meaning existing Threadripper 7000 and 9000 owners on the TR5 platform won’t be able to use them as a drop-in upgrade. The leak also confirms the chips will be built on TSMC’s 2nm process […]

Android Auto is finally getting Google Meet, months after the video conferencing app made its debut on Apple CarPlay. Android users can now pull up scheduled meetings and dial recent contacts straight from their car’s display instead of reaching for their phone. How it works behind the wheel In a Workspace Updates blog, Google explains […]

Epic Games is updating its PC storefront eight years after its launch, bringing the app experience closer to what one might expect from Steam. At Unreal Fest last week, the company shared a year-long roadmap focused on making the Epic Games Store faster and easier to navigate. These changes follow years of criticism over what […]

If you want to use chroma key effect in a streaming or video conference app, but you can’t get a physical green screen background in place, you can fake it. All by using Background Replacement in macOS. Whether it is streaming gameplay to Twitch or improving your Zoom calls, sometimes you want to replace the […]

The new Steam Controller is so popular that many new buyers aren’t expected to receive their units until 2027. With demand exceeding Valve’s production capacity, Steam’s reservation system now lists delivery windows extending into late 2026 and 2027, with recent purchases expected to fall under the latter. Valve launched the gamepad globally in early May […]

A new report from two MIT researchers attempts to dig into the specifics of a shadowy Russian weapons program they call Burevestnik, and which NATO refers to as Skyfall. The report shows that the missile’s nuclear engine offers near-unlimited range—and that’s not even the worst part. The report does say that the technology is likely […]

Camping can take many forms depending on who you ask. Some limit the term to mean a bedroll under a tarp or using sleeping bags and tents. However, there is a growing trend called “glamping,” which has gained momentum in both Europe and the U.S.  Glamping is like camping […]

Last night, the increasingly enterprise-focused AI startup Sakana launched Fugu, a multi-agent orchestration system that delivers frontier-level AI performance through a single, OpenAI-compatible API. Designed for developers, enterprises, and nations seeking resilience against vendor lock-in and geopolitical export controls, Fugu (Japanese for “pufferfish”), bypasses the traditional monolithic model structure by dynamically routing queries to a […]

A July 2025 lawsuit by Apple against leaker Jon Prosser resulted in a default ruling, but that default has been set aside as Prosser has finally agreed to participate in discovery. A rumor video posted by Jon Prosser in early 2025 suggested that he had seen the upcoming transparent UI design. Later, a lawsuit from […]