The Apple-backed Matter smart home standard just launched version 1.4 with support for new device types and a lot more.

The new Multi-sensor SolidEDGE can record up to 16 camera streams with its embedded Wisenet WAVE VMS server and 4 TB of ...

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With Alexa pulling in multiple devices and scenes from a multitude of apps and skills – often using room and device names that are exactly the same – it’s very easy to confuse your digital assistant ...

Advanced Micro Devices has emerged as a worthy competitor and is attracting many of Nvidia's top customers. AMD CEO Lisa Su just gave investors a fresh look at the company's newest AI chips.

Plus like Android 14 QPR betas, it looks like it’ll be possible to switch between Bluetooth devices from the Quick Settings menu — rather than the full Bluetooth menu. Finally Pixel Fold and ...

Following the OTA for those on Android 14 yesterday, Google is rolling out the update to Pixel devices on Android 15 Beta 4.2. Android 15 Beta 4.2 was released in mid-August as the final update ...

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Non-permanent Hong Kong residents holding a foreign passport can visit mainland China for a longer period of five years with a multiple-entry visa starting on Wednesday, a new measure announced by ...

Android 15 is rolling to Pixel devices, know how to install new updates. (Google) Google launched the Pixel 9 series with Android 14 out of the box, leaving users waiting for the new Android 15 update ...

A wearable technology is the latest addition to the treatment mix. The FDA has approved a Novocure medical device that uses fields of electricity to kill cancer cells. The regulatory decision anno ...

Telstra and Optus will switch off their 3G networks on October 28. The move will leave around 60,000 handheld devices unable to make emergency calls because they are incompatible with 4G and 5G.