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This Search Engine Lets You Hide AI-Generated Images in Search Results

Reduce the number of AI images in your searches with DuckDuckGo.

It’s the End of the Road for Microsoft Store Movies and TV Shows. What It Means for You

Microsoft has abruptly stopped offering rentals and sales of TV shows and movies on its media platforms.

Salesforce used AI to cut support load by 5% — but the real win was teaching bots to say ‘I’m sorry’

Salesforce reached 1 million AI-powered customer conversations, showcasing breakthroughs in enterprise automation, AI empathy, and next-generation customer service.Read More

Is Google Still Down? What We Know About the Gmail, Workspace and Drive Outage

It appears Google has resolved the incident that caused a short-lived, but widespread outage.

When Will You See AI-Generated Content on Netflix? It’s Possible You Already Have

A graphic-novel adaptation from Argentina already used AI to generate final footage, Netflix’s CEO says.

Razer Kishi V3 Pro Tops My New Favorite Line of Mobile Game Controllers

I’ve tested the three models of the updated line and the V3 Pro has the best balance of design, feel, features and price.

Viture’s Luma Pro Glasses Make Me Wish the Switch 2 Had an OLED Screen

Plugging the new glasses into Viture’s mobile dock has given me a super-vivid, bright mobile display. But you may want to wait for the Beast.

The Folding iPhone Is Getting Real (and Might Use Samsung Parts)

More reports point to Apple launching a foldable iPhone in 2026, but it won’t come cheap.

‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Is Coming, but the Original ‘Happy Gilmore’ Is About to Exit Netflix

You won’t have long to tune in to this double feature.

I Tested the Galaxy Z Fold 7: It’s Slim, Powerful and Surprisingly Practical

Review: Samsung’s latest book-style foldable balances form and function by giving the cameras a boost and stretching the displays. The compromises are minimal, but that $2,000 price tag certainly isn’t.

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