In a move that reverberates through Silicon Valley and directly impacts millions of users, Apple's senior vice president of AI, John Giannandrea, is stepping down from his leadership role as the company grapples with significant delays and mounting pressure in the artificial intelligence sector.
When it comes to the intersection of AI and security, few areas are as fraught with risk—and opportunity—as agentic systems. We're seeing AI agents that can browse the web, fill out forms, and interact with our most sensitive accounts. With us today is Nia Christair, an expert in mobile and
Imagine a world where artificial intelligence not only answers complex queries but also admits when it’s unsure or wrong, fostering trust in high-stakes decisions. This isn’t a distant dream but a reality taking shape with OpenAI’s latest innovation in GPT-5. In an era where AI systems are deeply
In a world where smartphone giants like Apple, Samsung, and Huawei often steal the spotlight, an underdog has emerged from the shadows to redefine the mobile tech landscape. ZTE, a name not typically associated with groundbreaking consumer devices, has stunned the industry with a bold leap into
Imagine a world where your daily planner not only schedules your tasks but anticipates your needs, or where a video editing app transforms your vague ideas into polished content with a single command. This isn’t a distant dream but the reality showcased in Apple’s 2025 App Store Awards, where
Imagine a smartphone so innovative that it vanishes from shelves in mere hours, leaving eager buyers scouring secondary markets at jaw-dropping markups. This is the reality surrounding the Nubia M153, a device born from the collaboration between ZTE’s sub-brand Nubia and tech giant ByteDance.
