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Progress, Power, and the Price of Doing Nothing: CES 2026 in Focus
CES 2026 saw robots evolving from showpieces to coworkers, giant batteries reshape phone expectations, and explosive debates over unchecked AI. The bright future of tech comes bundled with ever-larger ethical demands.
RAM Shortages, Hacked Games, and AI on Every Screen: This Week’s Tech Storylines
This week: Asus contemplates DIY RAM, LG and AI push monitor tech further, Ubisoft rolls back a hacker-driven bonanza, and Apple defends its App Store cash cow. Plus: why ChatGPT is still not your doctor, and the tragic price of social media distraction.
Gadgets Get Smarter, Data Gets Riskier: Tech’s Progress Hits a Speed Bump
This week's tech news mixes breakthrough gadgets with headline-grabbing data breaches and shifting regulations. SSDs get faster, Apple yields in Brazil, and hackers remind us who still rules the digital wilds.
Modularity, Magnets, and the Next Giant Leap: This Week’s Tech Trajectories
This week, Mozilla embraces opt-in AI, MagSafe modularity spreads its magnetic reach, Blue Origin boosts reusability with its New Glenn rocket, and OpenAI’s Sora raises the stakes for AI-generated video. The tech race rolls on—with more options, more power, and a lot more to question.
