David Nield

Users have been requesting that the AI Coach wouldn't be quite so forward, and Google has listened.

Flock is introducing some extra controls over how its cameras can be used, to counter claims of unnecessary spying.

The Cirqa fitness tracker could soon be followed by a Cirqa smart ring, according to a new leak.

It appears that a select number of Waze users aren't getting police alerts on the map, even though they're being submitted.

Someone has hacked off the cameras on their Galaxy Z Fold 8 just so the handset lies flat on a surface.

Drones that have previously been approved for sale in the US might soon be removed from stores.

One unfortunate user no longer has access to the Lord of the Rings Extended Edition after buying it from Google.

In the second phase of the landmark New Mexico case, the judge says Facebook and Instagram are major polluters.

So it's come to this: a portable cooling box for use in warehouses, on construction sites, and on campuses.

Google has confirmed that Google Assistant will stop working on Android and Wear OS in the near future.

Base Power just raised $1 billion for its Base Core battery, amid a significant uptick in home energy solutions.

Casio's latest products shift the company further towards the health and fitness market.

Google rolled out its AI image editing trickery to Google Earth on the web, but it didn't take long before it was misused.

The prices on all of the Roku streaming sticks and boxes have gone up — though only in the US for now.

With China's open-weight AI models continuing to improve, US companies want to see a free market for all.

There was a lot of top-tier tech content published on TechRadar this week, and these are the highlights.

Both Amazon and Netflix are reportedly testing out plans to incorporate AI into the first streaming screen you see.

Garmin has decided that users of the new Cirqa should be able to access real time hear rate data without a subscription.