John Shirley

A Deepfake Jensen Huang Livestream Fooled Over 100,000 Viewers in a Crypto Scam In a stark demonstration of how convincing AI-generated media has become, a fake livestream featuring a deepfake of NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang attracted over 100,000 simultaneous viewers. The fraudulent broadcast ran concurrently with NVIDIA’s actual GPU Technology Conference keynote, dramatically overshadowing the […]

Magic Leap Returns with Android XR Smart Glasses Prototype and Deeper Google Alliance Magic Leap is making another attempt to establish itself in the augmented reality arena. The company has unveiled a new prototype for Android XR smart glasses and has extended its strategic partnership with technology giant Google. According to the company, it developed

Nothing Phone 3a Lite Launches as New Budget Option with a Potential Cost The Nothing Phone universe has a new, more affordable member. The company has unveiled the Nothing Phone 3a Lite, positioning it as the cheapest model in its current lineup. This phone brings the brand’s distinctive transparent design language to a budget price

Amazon Echo Studio 2025 Review: A Smaller Speaker for a Smarter Alexa I still remember testing the first Echo Studio nearly six years ago. My main takeaway was surprise that Amazon had finally built a smart speaker that sounded genuinely good. So when the company revealed a completely overhauled Echo Studio a few weeks ago,

OpenAI Faces Trademark Lawsuit Over Sora App’s Cameo Feature The maker of the celebrity video service Cameo has filed a trademark lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging that the AI company is infringing on its established brand with a similarly named feature in its new Sora video app. According to a Reuters report, the lawsuit claims that

Physical Games Are Not Dead Yet: How to Watch Limited Run Games 2025 Showcase While digital game sales have surged far past physical copies, creating an embarrassing gap, the physical medium is not finished. Sometimes, nearing extinction sparks a wave of nostalgic passion, similar to the recent modest comeback of point-and-shoot cameras. This is the

Toyota BEV Drivers Gain Apple Maps Charging Integration Toyota has announced that owners of its battery electric vehicles can now use Apple Maps through CarPlay to plan their charging stops. This new integration allows the app to use real-time battery data from the vehicle to help drivers locate compatible chargers along their route. The feature

Simogo is bringing its classic mobile games to PC and Nintendo consoles in a new collection to celebrate its 15th anniversary. The Simogo Legacy Collection bundles seven of the studios early titles released between 2010 and 2015, including the critically acclaimed Year Walk and Device 6. The collection is set to launch on December 2,

Oppo Find X9 Pro Hands On Detachable Telephoto Lens And Massive Battery Oppo’s latest flagship phone, the Find X9 Pro, is packed with impressive technology. It boasts a huge 7,500mAh battery, a powerful 200-megapixel telephoto camera, and a bright 6.78-inch screen with extremely slim bezels, all while maintaining a slim 8.25mm profile. An optional telephoto

Doctor Who Defies Cancellation Rumors with 2026 Christmas Special Announcement In a move that will surprise many fans, the BBC has confirmed that Doctor Who will return for a Christmas Special in 2026. The announcement ends more than a year of intense speculation about the iconic show’s future. The special will be written by the