An unusually early leak claims the iPhone 18 Pro will come in coffee, purple, and burgundy. It’s months ahead of Apple’s usual color rumors — and might say more about Apple’s design streak than its ...

Take group photos easily by using your AirPods as a Bluetooth remote. This tip was performed on an iPhone 16 Pro paired with AirPods Pro 2 running iOS 26. This feature works on AirPods Pro 2, AirPods ...

The Ledger Nano Gen5 is totally redesigned and features exclusive badges from legendary Apple icon designer, Susan Kare.

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The iPhone Air is a simply stunning piece of hardware, and it makes the Pixel 10 Pro XL feel like a design relic. The ...

This Diwali, a new social media trend is lighting up feeds: AI-generated couple portraits that capture the festive spirit in colourful and creative ways. Using Gemini Nano Banana, an AI-powered image ...

Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash AI image generation model was known as Nano Banana during pre-release testing when it first went viral. The name stuck after Google released Nano Banana in late August. The ...

Google has now made even easier to work with images using Nano Banana, it is an advanced image editing model introduced in August as part of Gemini 2.5 Flash. Since its debut, Nano Banana has helped ...

Google Gemini Nano’s Banana AI offers next-gen photo enhancement powered by advanced machine learning. It can automatically adjust lighting, remove objects, and enhance image quality with just one ...

Chef’s picks: Easy-melting mild cheeses like Cheddar, American, Gruyère and more. By combining cheeses, you achieve a richer, more complex flavor and a gooey, stretchy texture. Get a correct ratio ...

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For all the talk about hackers breaching clouds and databases, the truth is many attacks don’t start there. They begin right inside the chips that power everything from smart cards to cars, to the ...