Month: July 2025
Google’s Pixel Tablet is $190 off for a limited time
During the most recent Prime Day, the Google Pixel Tablet with Wi-Fi and 256GB of storage briefly dropped to just $309 ($190 off) — but the deal disappeared in a matter of hours. Fast forward to today, and the deal is back, but this time it’s available at Best Buy.…
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Reddit wants to be a search engine now
Reddit knows that it has valuable data from actual people — it’s already reached deals with big AI companies like OpenAI and Google to share its data with them. But Reddit is also investing in improving its own search capabilities, and in its latest note to investors, CEO Steve Huffman…
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Apple TV+ Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical does something I’ve never seen in a Peanuts animated special, and even the trailer gave me chills
Peanuts have had a long and fruitful run in the comics, on TV, and even in film, but we’ve seen less of them in recent years, especially after the passing, a quarter of a century ago, of creator Charles Schulz. So when something fresh comes along, every Peanuts fan clutches…
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Nvidia throws Windows 10 gamers a lifeline with driver support – but time’s up for the popular GTX 1060 GPU, as support runs out in October 2025
Nvidia has announced that support for GTX 10 series GPUs ends in October 2025 After that, these graphics cards, including the GTX 1060, will only get security fixes It also announced that Windows 10 support will run through to October 2026, mirroring Microsoft’s extended support program for the OS Nvidia…
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DJI won’t sell you an Osmo 360 in the US — but these retailers will
We knew DJI had a hard time importing its drones into the United States to the point that many shelves have gone bare, but it’s not just drones anymore. Today marks the first time it’s formally skipping the US with a non-drone product, its 8K Osmo 360 camera — and…
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“You may lose your job to an engineer who uses AI” – here’s why so many US workers pretend to use AI on the job
One in six US workers say they lie about using AI to meet job expectations Engineers who use AI are the new threat, not the tools themselves Many workers copy AI-literate peers just to appear competent in modern workplaces As AI tools spread across office environments, many US workers now…
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