Modders are turning Meta Ray-Bans into spy glasses — it’s not cool, it’s creepy, and I hate it

I love my Ray-Ban smart glasses, but creeps are disabling a major safety feature, and now I’m worried they’ll get banned.

You may not necessarily want it, but a barrage of Googlebooks are coming from top brands

Googlebook could arrive with up to eight devices this fall, giving buyers more choices across Intel, Snapdragon, and MediaTek hardware, but key pricing, specs, and availability details remain unconfirmed.

ChatGPT is getting better at memorizing your life so your chats don’t sound strange

OpenAI is rolling out a rebuilt memory system for ChatGPT that synthesizes information from your chat history in the background and updates it over time, starting with Plus and Pro users in the US.

Brave Origin is a minimalist browser that strips all the jargon, but you must pay $60 for that luxury

Brave has launched Origin, a $59.99 browser that strips out several features, but critics argue the features it removes can already be disabled for free.

I love Logitech’s MX Master 4 mouse, but the older MX Master 3S for AU$99.99 is the better buy — here’s why

I’ve been a fan of Logitech’s top productivity MX Master mice for a very long time, and the 3S model is the best bang-for-buck option with a 33% discount on Amazon right now.

Google will comb through your Gmail inbox if you ask it while working in Drive

Google is expanding Ask Gemini in Drive by letting users add Gmail threads as sources for AI-powered answers, summaries, and cross-referenced workplace insights.

HP and Ferrari made a dreamy red laptop, and I can’t stop ogling at it

The HP Limited Edition Scuderia Ferrari AI PC costs $5,599 and it goes on sale starting June 12 in the United States.

I’m done with multitasking on a single PC, and I’m tired of waiting for Valve — so I built a custom Steam Machine, and here’s what it has changed for me

PC gaming and multitasking can’t get any easier than a dual PC setup, especially with the help of a capture card, and it’s the best choice I’ve made in years.

5 things to expect at WWDC 2026 — from Siri 2.0 to Tim Cook’s Apple farewell

Apple’s next developer conference kicks off on June 8 — here are 5 announcements we’re expecting Tim Cook to make in his final WWDC keynote.