On January 29, 2026, the European Union (EU) made a historic and controversial decision: it officially added Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to its list of terrorist organizations. This move marks a major shift in how Europe deals with Iran’s most powerful military and political force, something that used to be almost unthinkable. In …
If you’ve ever looked up at the night sky and wished you could capture galaxies, nebulae, or even sweeping shots of the Milky Way — but felt overwhelmed by the tech and complexity involved — then the Seestar S30 Pro might just be your perfect companion. This new smart telescope is turning heads in the …
Apple has just done it again. The iPhone, a product many people once said had “peaked,” has officially recorded the best quarter in its entire history. Yes, after more than a decade on the market, the iPhone is still breaking its own records and doing it in a pretty impressive way. This milestone isn’t just …
Google Chrome is about to feel very different. The company is rolling out a new feature often described as “automatic browsing,” powered by its Gemini AI models. The idea is simple but ambitious: instead of you doing all the clicking, scrolling, and searching, Chrome can now help explore the web on your behalf. This move …
Tesla is once again making headlines, and this time it’s not about cars, batteries, or self-driving features. The company is reportedly planning to invest $2 billion in xAI, the artificial intelligence startup founded by Elon Musk. If the deal goes through, it would mark one of the most interesting cross-moves inside Musk’s growing tech empire—and …
Tesla has never been a company that plays it safe. From betting big on electric cars when most automakers laughed them off, to pushing full self-driving software long before regulations were ready, Elon Musk’s company is known for sudden, headline-grabbing moves. Now, Tesla is making another bold shift: stopping the production of Model S and …
For years, Waymo and Uber felt like they were living in two different worlds. Uber dominated ride-hailing with millions of human drivers, flexible pricing, and near-global reach. Waymo, on the other hand, looked like a futuristic experiment robotaxis quietly cruising limited areas in cities like Phoenix and San Francisco, often seen as impressive but expensive. …
When Donald Trump returned to the White House, one thing became clear very quickly: global trade was about to get uncomfortable again. Tariffs, protectionist rhetoric, and the “America First” playbook made a comeback, leaving many of the world’s biggest economies scrambling to rethink their strategies. Among those most affected were India and the European Union …
Personal AI assistants are no longer just about setting reminders or answering simple questions. They’re slowly turning into digital companions that understand context, habits, and even personality. One interesting example of this shift is Clawdbot, a personal AI assistant that recently rebranded itself as Moltbot. The name change may sound simple, but it actually …
In the last couple of years, artificial intelligence has moved fast sometimes way too fast for the rules meant to control it. One of the most controversial examples is the rise of so-called AI “nudify” apps. These tools use generative AI to digitally remove clothing from photos, creating fake nude images that look disturbingly realistic. …
