Author: Ben Navarro
Ben covers technology news across the industry — from startup funding to regulatory shifts and everything in between.
Wireless Android Auto removes the cable but introduces battery drain, latency, and occasional connection issues. Here’s when it’s worth it and when it isn’t.
SAE’s six-level autonomy framework explains exactly where Waymo operates and why Level 5 remains unreached. Here’s what each level means.
Google has told suppliers Pixel production will leave China next year, per Nikkei Asia. The shift raises questions about future device pricing and availability.
Apple TV+ adds around 20 classic films including The Martian, E.T., and Zodiac for subscribers to stream at no extra cost.
Deleting files from a USB drive leaves data recoverable. Here’s what actually works before you throw one out.
Corsair launches new gaming keyboards with a control dial and a wireless mouse focused on battery life, priced accessibly across multiple models.
iPhone stickers can be created from Photos or Messages using subject lift. Managing and deleting them requires knowing where the controls actually live.
Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses have a recording indicator light meant to alert bystanders. A $2 opaque sticker defeats it entirely, with no technical barrier.
xAI has filed a lawsuit to block Minnesota’s new law banning apps that generate nonconsensual intimate imagery, setting up a major AI regulation battle.
Scientists built a handheld breathalyzer that detects acetone in breath to confirm fat burning. It offers a non-invasive alternative to blood and urine ketosis tests.












