The Galaxy Watch Ultra Is Overbuilt for Everyone and That Might Be the Point
Samsung made a watch too tough for most wrists - and somehow that's its most honest feature.
Read more → 
AI Agents Are Doing Real Work Now - And Nobody Agreed on What 'Done' Means
Agentic AI is moving from demo to deployment, and the gap between what it completes and what was actually wanted is getting expensive.
Read more →
The Browser Is Eating the Operating System, and Chrome Is Winning by Default
Web apps have quietly displaced native software for most users. The browser isn't just a window to the internet anymore - it's the platform.
Read more →
Anker's MagGo Qi2 Charging Station Is Boringly, Reliably Good
Anker's MagGo 3-in-1 Qi2 charging station doesn't do anything surprising - and that's exactly the point.
Read more →
The Apple Watch Ultra 3 Battery Life Is Still a Lie You're Telling Yourself
Apple's battery claims for the Ultra line hold up in airplane mode. Real life is something else entirely.
Read more →
AI Benchmarks Have Become a Form of Marketing, and the Industry Knows It
The numbers that supposedly rank AI models are increasingly chosen by the companies releasing them - and that's not a coincidence.
Read more →
The Browser Is Eating the Operating System, and Chrome OS Called It Years Ago
Everything you do increasingly happens inside a browser tab. That's not an accident - it's a structural shift that Chrome OS predicted and Windows ignored.
Read more →
Apple Intelligence's Writing Tools Are Good at the Wrong Things
Apple's on-device AI writes cleaner sentences than you'd expect - and completely misses why anyone would want help writing in the first place.
Read more →
The Galaxy Watch Ultra Is Serious Hardware Aimed at the Wrong Person
Samsung built a watch that can take a beating, track elite athletic data, and look the part - then marketed it to people who walk to Starbucks.
Read more →
AI Agents Are Shipping Before Anyone Agrees on What They're Allowed to Do
Autonomous AI agents are already in enterprise workflows, and the governance frameworks meant to contain them are nowhere close to ready.
Read more →
Browser Tabs Are a Product Now, and Chrome Is Coming for Them
Google's push to make Chrome's tab system 'intelligent' isn't a convenience feature. It's a data pipeline with a UI.
Read more →