Articles by Date: September / 2025

Apple is reportedly developing a web search tool, potentially integrated with Siri, Safari, and Spotlight, marking a major step in its AI strategy and rivaling Google.

DuckDuckGo enhances its subscription with advanced AI chatbots, offering privacy-focused access to models from OpenAI and Anthropic, including GPT-4o.

Google is ordered to pay millions in a data collection lawsuit, accused of tracking users even after they disabled tracking features. The company plans to appeal the decision.

Madrid-based startup Orbital Paradigm is developing a re-entry capsule to enable cost-effective access to space and return, aiming to democratize zero-gravity materials.

TCL unveils the Nxtpaper 5G Junior, a phone focused on eye health for kids, alongside the Nxtpaper 60 Ultra with the latest display tech.

OpenAI is possibly starting mass production of its own AI chips next year, partnering with Broadcom to reduce reliance on Nvidia.

The James Webb Telescope reveals a breathtaking image of star birth within the Pismis 24 cluster in the Lobster Nebula, showcasing swirling dust and infant stars.

IFA is showcasing some wild tech innovations, from robots that carry robots to smart home upgrades. It looks like a peek into the future of gadgets!

The Trump administration eases regulations for self-driving cars. Could this speed up the development and release of these vehicles?

OpenAI is reorganizing its Model Behavior team to refine how AI models interact and address personality concerns, also starting OAI Labs for novel interfaces.

Reolink introduces the TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi camera with advanced AI, raising questions about the balance between security and personal privacy.

A hands-on review of Dyson's new Spot+Scrub Ai, their first attempt at a combination robot vacuum and mop, revealed at IFA in Berlin. Initial thoughts on its design and features.