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Face sign-in failing in the dark? Windows 11 will briefly boost your screen brightness to light your face. Here is who gets it and how to switch it on.
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TP-Link Router Ban: What the FCC Rule Means for Your Next Wi-Fi Router
TP-Link wants to build Wi-Fi 8 routers in Mississippi to get around the FCC’s foreign-made router rule. Here’s what it means if you’re shopping for a router.
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Motorola Android 17 Update: Which Razr and Edge Phones Get It First
Motorola has confirmed 50+ phones for Android 17, and some Razr and Edge models already have it. Here’s who’s eligible and how to check yours.
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Samsung October 2026 Security Patch Is Reaching the Galaxy S24: What It Fixes
Samsung’s October security update is rolling out to the Galaxy S24 family with 62 fixes and no new features. Here’s what’s inside and how to get it.
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Pixel 9 Satellite SOS Stays Free for One More Year: What It Means for You
Google quietly gave Pixel 9 owners another free year of emergency satellite messaging. Here is who is covered and what we still don’t know.
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Gemini Free Tier Now Gets Only Flash-Lite: What Each Google AI Plan Keeps
Google reportedly cut free Gemini accounts down to Flash-Lite on October 9. Here is what free, AI Plus and AI Pro users keep, and whether paying is worth it.
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Windows 11 October 2026 Update: Copilot Key Remap, Touchpad Scrolling and What’s Gone
KB5127648 lets you remap the Copilot key, open apps maximized and scroll with one finger. It also removes PC-to-PC Migration.
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Pixel Tag Launches November 11 for $29: What Android Users Get
Google’s first own-brand tracker costs $29, uses a replaceable battery, and taps the Find Hub network. Here’s what it does and who should skip it.
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ChatGPT Slides Is Here: Build, Edit and Present Decks Without Leaving ChatGPT
OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Slides builds editable decks from chats and files. Here’s who has it, how to use it, and the Windows catch.
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OpenAI Decisions API Is Now Open to All: What It Does and Why It’s Fast
OpenAI’s new Decisions API picks an option in about a tenth of a second. Here’s what it is, how it ranks against Jev, and what’s still unclear.