David Nield

If you're heading into the great outdoors with your Fitbit Air, maybe take heed of this tale of woe.

This radio player forgoes screens and complications to make music listening straightforward (and it can hook up to your phone).

Georgia is the latest country to be added to Google Street View, and some of the views are spectacular.

Cooling a GPU with a modified ice machine doesn't sound like a great idea on paper, and it didn't really work out all that well either.

If you're seeing issues when deleting files from the Recycle Bin, you're not alone — here's what's happening.

Norway is taking steps to limit how generative AI can be used in schools from the start of the next school year.

Google Health 5.02 is appearing on devices now, and looks to be getting frustrated users back on side.

If you're looking for something to wean yourself off too much screen time, the Jaye Band could be the answer.

If you want to protect your privacy and be kinder to the environment, you can run a local AI using a hand crank.

Multiple user reports suggest Gemini calls being borked in Android Auto — here's what we know.

A few words from the academics speaking at the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee in the House of Parliament.

We think the folding iPhone will launch in September, but it's not official yet — despite these signs from Apple.

Anthropic is pulling its latest Mythos 5 and Fable 5 models after a directive from the US government.

This is one of the best uses of a Whoop and Claude Fable 5 we've seen: matching heart rate levels to meeting attendees.

Canada has tabled a bill that will stop under-16s from accessing social media, though it's not law yet.

Stockton, California, just invested millions of dollars in Flock drones to act as first responders.

New research suggests that Russian satellite systems are at least testing their ability to disrupt global networks.

An enterprising developer has released Noop for Android and macOS, a free app to use with Whoop bands.