Author: Zach_Wilson
Automix is the Apple Music feature that made me love listening to music on my iPhone again
“Dad, you’ve got to try this, it’s amazing!” You know Apple is onto something when your teenage son excitedly tells you about a new feature on his iPhone that’s arrived thanks to a simple upgrade to iOS 26. I’m talking about a small feature that you might easily skip over…
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‘Ask Gemini’ AI will tell you what you missed during a Google Meet call
Google is starting the rollout of its Ask Gemini AI assistant in Google Meet, but it will initially only be available to “select Google Workspace customers.” The assistant can answer participant’s questions by referring to captions generated during the call, resources like Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides they have permission…
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‘The best cheap phone I’ve tested in years’: the Motorola Edge 60 just earned a spot in our best cheap phones guide – here’s why
If there’s one buying guide on TechRadar that I spend more time updating than any other, it’s our best cheap phones guide. There are so many great sub-$499 / £499 / AU$699 options available in 2025 that I’m constantly swapping out one affordable phone for another, which can’t be said…
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Logitech adds new devices to its gaming accessories lineup
Logitech hosted its annual G Play showcase today and unveiled a collection of new gaming peripherals. The lineup includes headsets, mice and a keyboard. The G Pro X Superlight 2c is an even more compact redesign of the company's Superlight 2 wireless mouse. This version weighs 51 grams and has…
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Logitech’s Pro X2 Superstrike offers haptic-based clicks and rapid trigger
Logitech’s next flagship wireless gaming mouse is ditching mechanical switches for an analog system equipped with haptics actuators to simulate the feeling of a click. The mouse is called the Pro X2 Superstrike, and it’s coming early next year for $179.99. The inductive analog system (which Logitech calls Haptic Inductive…
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Americans want AI to stay out of their personal lives
A new study from Pew suggests that Americans aren’t particularly optimistic about AI. A full 50 percent of respondents said they were more concerned than excited about the use of AI in their daily lives. That’s down ever so slightly from 52 percent in 2023, but it’s up significantly from…
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