
Right to repair: consumers can now demand maintenance services
EU right-to-repair rules are now fully operational: consumers can request repairs for smartphones and appliances at reasonable prices.
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EU right-to-repair rules are now fully operational: consumers can request repairs for smartphones and appliances at reasonable prices.

Amazon raises Echo, Kindle and Fire TV prices by up to 60% due to memory costs; the Echo Dot now costs $79.99.

Bilibili launches its international app on Android and removes identity verification barriers, aiming to challenge YouTube outside of China.

IEEE names Wi-Fi 8 'Ultra High Reliability': no new speed records, but a 25% boost in effective throughput and reduced latency to handle smart home device density.

Extreme summer heat across Europe is detonating dormant World War bombs and mines. The intense temperatures are reactivating decades-old munitions, posing a lethal threat to emergency crews battling wildfires.

Casio's F-B100W adds Bluetooth and step tracking to a 55-pound digital watch, keeping two-year battery life with a replaceable CR2016 cell.

GrapheneOS expands to Motorola in 2027 with premium flagships priced higher than Pixels, excluding budget devices.

Sonos is overhauling its AI voice assistant for fall, aiming to control lights and TVs while leveraging audio continuity against Gemini and Siri.

California trial seeks to force Meta to remove infinite scroll and Stories; a loss could redefine the social media business model.

RayNeo launches two distinct smart glasses lines: the minimalist, camera-free iO with voice AI, and the GT series for full AR. A dual-track strategy challenging Meta's dominant model.

Genki Manta controller features a Raspberry Pi-powered OS on a 2.9-inch screen for direct customization. Kickstarter starts at $189.

Spotify brings Running Mode to Android and evolves User Notes into Playlist Notes, syncing music tempo with workout pace across platforms.
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