The upcoming OnePlus 15R is confirmed to use the non-Elite Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset. This might be a blessing in disguise, offering better sustained performance and battery life than its hotter, more powerful sibling.
A new test pitted Perplexity AI against Google’s NotebookLM on five difficult research prompts. While NotebookLM impressed with multimedia, Perplexity won by consistently delivering focused, actionable answers.
Windows 11 is finally getting the popular Agenda view from Windows 10, but it won’t be a native part of the OS. Instead, it’s being implemented as a WebView2 application, a move that mirrors the initial release of Copilot.
Apple is finalizing its iOS 26.2 update for a release next week. In a surprising move, design chief Alan Dye is leaving for Meta, following AI head John Giannandrea’s step-down. A new rumor also hints at a revived partnership with Intel for future chip manufacturing.
According to a new analysis, paying extra for a motherboard with built-in Wi-Fi is often a raw deal. You’re frequently getting last-gen tech that’s soldered in place, while a $20-$30 PCIe card offers better performance and easy upgrades.
A critical vulnerability in React Server Components is seeing active exploitation, causing a scramble. However, security researcher Kevin Beaumont argues the “vast majority” of organizations aren’t vulnerable due to specific setup requirements.
WebAssembly is moving from the browser to the server, tackling container pain points like slow cold starts and bloated images. Real-world use in edge AI and secure plugins shows it’s moving beyond hype into production.
Security researchers have uncovered a clever phishing campaign that abuses Microsoft Teams’ official notification system. The scam tricks users into calling fake support numbers by sending urgent alerts about fake charges.
Microsoft is raising prices for its business Office productivity suites starting July 1, 2026. The company cites over 1,100 new features, including its AI tool Copilot, as the reason for the increase, which could be as high as 33%.
Salesforce is implementing new, higher-priced AI charging models, claiming customers get outsized value. However, analysts question the sustainability of these promises as enterprise AI spending faces delays.
