Author: Zach_Wilson
What do you get when you cross a monitor stand and a docking station? The most ridiculous USB hub ever designed
Sabrent has announced something pretty unique: a combined Thunderbolt 4 docking station and desktop monitor arm. Known by the rather clunky name DS-T4WA, the device is available for $350 on Amazon, and although it’s not the first of its kind – the Philips SB4B1928UB is somewhat similar – Sabrent has…
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A first look at Apple Intelligence and its (slightly) smarter Siri
In iOS 18’s latest developer preview, Siri gets a glow-up. Like, the whole phone actually glows around the edges when you invoke Siri. A splash screen reintroduces you to the virtual assistant once you enable Apple Intelligence, an early version of which is now available on the iPhone 15 Pro…
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Turn your selfie into an action star with this new AI image-to-video feature
Artificial intelligence-powered video maker Runway has added the promised image-to-video feature to its Gen-3 model released a few weeks ago, and it may be as impressive as promised. Runway has enhanced the feature to address its biggest limitations in the Gen-2 model released early last year. The upgraded tool is…
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At almost 131 feet high, the world’s tallest projector screen is so big that it needs seven ultra-bright laser projectors to make it work
We’ve seen a few impressive projection screens lately, including, of course, the Las Vegas Sphere, which is covered with 1.2 million LED lights and has an equally impressive 16x16K resolution interior. Then there is the giant “acoustically transparent” LED movie screen installed at the Xinjiekou International Cinema in China, which…
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What to expect from Google’s Pixel 9 event
Google’s earlier-than-expected Pixel hardware event is just around the corner — it’s scheduled for Tuesday, August 13th. Thanks to the relentless flow of leaks that have emerged over the past few weeks, we have a pretty good idea of what to expect. Google has already confirmed that it’s launching the…
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A big Amazon ruling means it now has to recall over 400,000 dangerous or faulty third-party products in the US
A new order from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CSPC) has found Amazon responsible for hazardous products sold by third-party sellers through its website. The unanimous vote means it must recall 400,00 hazardous items, and it might lead to big changes about how we shop online. When you’re shopping…
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