Articles by Jose Enrico
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UBTECH's Viral Walker S2 Robot March Sparks Debate: Real or CGI?
UBTECH's video of hundreds of Walker S2 robots marching in unison raises questions about authenticity, with rivals claiming it may be CGI.
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Apple Cashes In on WeChat; iPhone to Take Cut from Mini Apps in China
Apple will now handle payments for WeChat apps and games in China, earning a 15% cut from billions in transactions from 1.41 billion users.
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OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Group Chats For Shared AI Conversations
OpenAI launches ChatGPT group chats in Asia-Pacific, letting AI collaborate with friends, classmates, and colleagues for planning, projects, and more.
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Global AI at Risk? Former Google CEO Warns Free Chinese Models Could Dominate the World
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt warns that low-cost, open-source Chinese AI may become the global standard. He believes it could affect technology and national power.
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Apple iPhone 18 Pro Rumors Hint at Sleek One-Tone Design For 2026 Release
Leaks suggest the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max may feature a seamless one-tone back, perfectly matching aluminum and glass for a cleaner 2026 design.
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Google Photos AI Nano Banana Can Now Transform Your Photos With Personalized Edits, Smart Templates
Google Photos now lets you edit photos with AI Nano Banana, using personalized templates and smart prompts to create stunning, custom results instantly.
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Samsung Galaxy Ring Could Let You Control XR Headsets With Simple Gestures
Samsung plans to expand Galaxy XR headset control using the Galaxy Ring, hinting at intuitive gesture navigation for a hands-free mixed-reality experience.
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Samsung Health Partners With iFIT to Bring Premium Guided Workouts to Galaxy Watch Users
Samsung Health now offers iFIT guided workouts on Galaxy Watches, featuring HIIT, yoga, strength, and more with real-time metrics and premium content.
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iPhone 17 Pro eSIM Surprises with Bigger Battery: Does It Outperform the Nano SIM Model?
The iPhone 17 Pro eSIM packs a larger battery, delivering longer web, call, and gaming times.
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AI-Generated Country Song 'Walk My Walk' Tops Billboard Chart
AI-generated country song "Walk My Walk" hits number one on Billboard. This created a debate over human musicians' future and AI in the music industry.
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Google Find Hub 3.1.458 Update Adds Custom Distance Units, Tracks More Devices
Google Find Hub 3.1.458 now lets users choose distance units and supports more trackers and headphones for precise Android device tracking.
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Apple TV Outage: Streaming Service Resumed For US Users After Downtime
Apple TV outage affected streaming service users on Thursday. It was immediately restored after a few hours.
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Meta Profits Billions from Scam Ads on Facebook, Other Apps While Struggling to Rein Them In
Meta reportedly profits billions from scam ads, yet loopholes let repeat offenders thrive. This is a growing concern about user safety and oversight.
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Facebook Dating Is Making a Comeback—And the Numbers Will Seriously Surprise You
Facebook Dating is quietly growing with over 21 million daily users, proving it might be the next big thing in online matchmaking.
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OpenAI Partners With AWS in $38 Billion Deal to Power Next-Gen AI Innovation
OpenAI partners with Amazon Web Services in a $38B deal to boost ChatGPT's power using AWS's advanced Nvidia GPU infrastructure for next-gen AI.
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Google Pixel 10 Users Frustrated as Speakerphone Bug Remains Unfixed
Google Pixel 10 owners are still dealing with a laggy speakerphone button, and Google isn't fixing it.
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Apple's iOS 26.1 Update Brings Hidden AI Upgrades, New Languages, Liquid Glass Custom Toggles
Apple's iOS 26.1 update unlocks new AI features, Live Translation languages, and customization options that will improve your iPhone experience.
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Japanese Media Giants Accuse OpenAI of Copyright Infringement Over Sora 2 Training Data
Japan's biggest media companies accuse OpenAI of stealing anime and game content to train Sora 2. This is a new battle for the ChatGPT maker.
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Apple Denies iPhone Air Production Cut; New Report Reveals Real 2025 Forecast
A new TD Cowen report debunks claims that Apple is cutting iPhone Air production, revealing steady forecasts and strong confidence for 2025.
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Meet NEO, the $20,000 Humanoid Robot That Can Clean, Chat, and Do Your Laundry
1X Technologies has released NEO, a humanoid robot that can tidy, talk, and tackle chores. This brings the sci-fi dream of a robotic home helper to life.
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Elon Musk's Grokipedia Takes Aim at Wikipedia, But Can AI Really Tell the Whole Truth?
Elon Musk launches Grokipedia, an AI-powered encyclopedia he claims is "10X better" than Wikipedia, promising truth over ideology.
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Kaspersky Discovers Dante Spyware Made by Memento Labs Targeting Russia, Belarus
Kaspersky uncovers Dante spyware linked to Memento Labs, reviving the controversial legacy of the infamous Hacking Team in a new cyber saga.
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Microsoft Teams' New Wi-Fi Tracking Feature Could Expose If You're Really Working from Home
Microsoft Teams will soon track employees' locations through office Wi-Fi. This raises privacy concerns among remote and hybrid workers.
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Google Expands AI Mode in Search to 40 New Regions and 35 Languages
Google expands its AI Mode to 40 new regions and 35 languages to promise a smarter, more natural search powered by its advanced Gemini model.
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Apple Might Turn Off App Tracking in Europe, But the Real Reason Has Everyone Talking
Apple warns it may disable App Tracking Transparency in Europe amid intense lobbying. For iOS users, this has sparked privacy and antitrust debate.
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Microsoft's Mico Is the Adorable AI Assistant Bringing Clippy Back to Life
Microsoft unveils Mico, the expressive new AI face of Copilot that reimagines Clippy for today's AI era with charm, emotion, and human-centered design.
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California Just Made It Easier to Stop Companies From Selling Your Data With One Click
California's new law forces web browsers to add a one-click opt-out tool, giving users effortless control over who can sell their personal data.
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Google Ignores Hidden Gemini AI Exploit That Lets Hackers Control Text
A researcher found a hidden flaw in Google's Gemini AI that lets invisible text commands alter responses, but Google refuses to fix it.
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Is Tim Cook Stepping Down Soon? Apple's $4 Trillion Era May Soon See a New Leader
After 15 years leading Apple to a $4 trillion valuation, Tim Cook may soon retire, sparking speculation about who will take over the tech giant next.
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AI-Generated Protest Videos Made With OpenAI's Sora 2 Spark Outrage, Confusion Online
OpenAI's Sora 2 fuels viral AI protest videos online, confusing millions as deepfakes spread political propaganda and blur the line between real and fake.
