Android’s president is looking slick wearing Google’s new smart glasses

Sameer Samat exited the stage of The Android Show 2025 wearing the upcoming pair of Google Smart Glasses.

Next iPhones will feature an under-screen Face ID

Apple is developing a smartphone with invisible Face ID technology beneath the display, and the iPhone 18 Pro is expected to be the first such device

Google updating Androids to detect ‘unpaid toll’ text scams

Google said Tuesday that it has updated Androids to detect new text scams, including fraudulent messages warning of unpaid tolls.   The tech giant said in a blog post that its artificial intel…

Grab 900 of your closest internet strangers and hit the road, online.

Cruising the Google Streets with my best pals, saving all my problems for the Google Sheets.

Review: Katy Perry’s Lifetimes Tour isn’t as awful as the internet makes it out to be

The “Roar” hitmaker’s much-maligned tour had a delayed start but stayed relatively on course at Target Center in Minneapolis.

TikTok Launches ‘AI Alive’ to Turn Your Photos Into Short AI-Generated Videos » YugaTech | Philippines Tech News & Reviews

TikTok is pushing deeper into generative AI with a new feature called AI Alive, a tool that allows users to animate photos into dynamic short videos using simple text prompts. Available via TikTok’s Story Camera, the feature is part of the platform’s broader goal to simplify content creation—even for users with no video editing experience. […]

Cannes 2025: Urvashi Rautela Trolled For Parrot Clutch. Internet Says, “Moulin Rouge Meets Mayur Vihar”

A social media user wrote, "Giving 'Moulin Rouge meets Mayur Vihar' realness"

Anchorage FBI agent discusses 2024 internet crime report

Anchorage FBI agent discusses 2024 internet crime report

High-speed fiber internet arrives in Bethel

High-speed fiber-optic internet is live in Bethel. It’s part of a years-long tribal broadband project – a partnership between telecommunications provider GCI and Bethel Native Corporation.

Consequences of Repealing Section 230, the ‘Law That Built the Internet’

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, passed in 1996 as part of the Telecommunications Act, has become a political lightning rod in recent years. The law shields online platforms from liability for user-generated content while allowing moderation in good faith. Lawmakers including Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and Dick Durbin, D-Ill., now seek to sunset Section 230 by 2027 in order to spur a renegotiation of its provisions.