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The US government’s DJI drone ban still makes no sense — but there’s 3 pieces of good news for fans in this messy situation.

Here's the biggest tech news from Apple, Nintendo, Google, and more for May 9, 2026.

A fully electronic braking system is being built into a car for the first time — are we sure removing hydraulic brakes is a good idea?

'I don’t believe we’ll hit AGI' — Steve Wozniak has some major AI skepticism, and a love of the slimmest iPhone.

This Dreame robot vacuum comes with four washer dryers — and a closet

Dreame has a pair of new phones, but will we ever see Aurora again?

The refrigerator has a robotic arm to organize your food, and uses biometric data to help you meet your health goals.

This Dreame TV has speakers that adjust to your position to deliver perfect sound.

Here's the biggest tech news stories for the week from Apple, DJI, OpenAI, and more.

Stricter age verification checks for online content – especially social media — are becoming the norm across the world.

If gamers have their way, tariff refunds will flow all the way back to customers rather than Mario’s pockets.

Blue Origin reused a rocket booster for the first time on a mission, but then failed to complete its objective.

Amazon's first play-in game stream frustrates fans with technical difficulties.

Privacy advocates have urged Meta to cancel its rumored controversial Name Tag feature.

Apple's privacy-first approach could help it dominate the smart glasses sector.

It's been another packed week in the world of tech, and you can catch up with the major stories here.

Meta has said its new Muse Spark AI is coming to Meta glasses, and you should expect a big boost.

Meta just debuted a duo of new AI glasses styles in its Ray-Ban smart specs lineup, and they’re designed for folks who have prescriptions

2026 gets another VR casualty as Rec Room announces shutdown, but Snap might have big AR plans for it.