Leaked Google Home app code reveals a camera-equipped Home Display with tiered storage, free for three hours or 60 days under Google Home Premium.
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Google’s Next Smart Display Resurrects the Nest Hub Max Camera
Leaked code in the Google Home app shows Google's next smart display gaining a Nest Hub Max style camera, gated behind a Home Premium plan.
Microsoft Surface Laptop 8 Review: A Haptic Win, A £400 Hike
Microsoft Surface Laptop 8 review: tested the Snapdragon X2 Elite, haptic trackpad, ~14-hour battery, and the £400 RAM-driven price jump on Microsoft's £1,449 ultrabook.
Pixel 11 Will Ship the First 2nm Smartphone Chip Before iPhone 18
Google's Pixel 11 launches August 12 with the first 2nm smartphone chip, the Tensor G6, beating the iPhone 18's A20 to TSMC's new process by about a month.
iPhone 18 Pro Lands After Samsung and Google Win the Summer
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro launches in September, weeks after Samsung's July 22 Galaxy Unpacked and Google's August 12 Pixel event. Here's how that timing works in Apple's favor.
How to Evaluate Data Storage Solutions: A Buyer’s Framework
Evaluate data storage solutions across capacity, security, performance, and total cost of ownership, and avoid the second-order traps most buyers miss.
Starbucks Aims to Cut $400 Million by Replacing Microsoft and IBM Software
Starbucks is building AI tools to replace Microsoft and IBM software, targeting $400 million in annual tech spend. The plan splits enterprise software vendors into winners and losers.
Russia Used Japan as Spy Hub to Source Missile Parts for Ukraine War
A New York Times investigation finds Russia's GRU used Tokyo as a covert procurement hub for missile parts in Ukraine. Now a bipartisan US sanctions bill is moving.
Microsoft’s New Copilot Diagnoses Windows 11 While Using 1 GB of RAM
Microsoft is testing Copilot PC Insights for Windows 11 that reads CPU, RAM, and storage, but the diagnostic Copilot app can use up to 1 GB of RAM idle.
Satya Nadella Warns Companies Pay For AI In Their Own Knowledge
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says companies pay for AI twice: money, and proprietary knowledge the models need. The 'Reverse Information Paradox.'










