Author: Zach_Wilson
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra’s telephoto camera could be a lot less capable than the iPhone 17 Pro’s
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra could have a smaller sensor and pixel size for its 3x zoom camera That would be bad timing given that the iPhone 17 Pro has just had a major telephoto upgrade Samsung’s upcoming phone might also have a very chunky camera block The iPhone 17…
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Zillow’s new AI staging feature is impressively unimpressive
Zillow is launching an AI-powered feature that will allow home hunters to empty the room of furniture or subtly change the design style. The intent is to make it easier to overcome the owner’s dodgy design choices and questionable furniture so buyers can better picture themselves living in a property.…
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Smarter security: how emerging tech is transforming high-risk environments
From hospitals to college campuses, organizations are turning to advanced technologies to protect people and assets in increasingly complex environments that face rising safety risks. Physical security is evolving from a tactical function to a strategic imperative—and today’s technology is making that shift possible. Advanced, integrated security systems—built with smart…
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‘It was very strange and felt so wrong’: The Girlfriend’s steamiest scenes have its cast questioning absolutely everything
When I first read the brief synopsis of Prime Video‘s The Girlfriend, I knew it was going to be a steamy watch. New on the Amazon streamer in September 2025, the series follows the bond of a (frankly, too close) mother and son that gets disrupted when his new girlfriend…
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iPhone 17 Pro hands-on: The unibody and camera plateau feel more significant in person
Surprising absolutely no one, Apple has unveiled the new iPhone 17 series, including the iPhone Air, which CEO Tim Cook said at the launch event today freed the company up to make the Pro handsets the most Pro ever. Is that claim true or mostly hyperbole? Here at Apple Park,…
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Move over chatbots: embedded AI sets the enterprise standard
Think back to when chat-based assistants like Google Assistant or Siri first appeared. These early tools promised convenience, letting us type or speak a question and receive a quick digital reply. Yet, their capabilities were often basic. If the answer wasn’t in their database, you’d be prompted to look elsewhere.…
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