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Apple is undertaking a significant restructuring of its Siri division, appointing Mike Rockwell to lead the initiative aimed at overhauling Siri.

​Google has begun rolling out its Sensitive Content Warnings feature in the Messages app, aiming to enhance user safety by automatically blurring images.

The Conservative Party of Canada released its costed election platform today, promising to roll back legislation they say limits media freedom—including a direct move to restore Canadian news on platforms like Facebook and Instagram. As part of their platform, the Tories say they would introduce a Freedom of Speech Act to repeal what they call...

2004 Game Boy Advance title Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones is now available to play through Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack.

Apple has officially released the first public beta of iOS 18.5, introducing a handful of changes aimed at refining the user experience.

Apple has released a new advertisement highlighting the 'Clean Up' feature in its Photos app, part of the Apple Intelligence suite.

As anticipation builds for the upcoming release of DOOM: The Dark Ages, Xbox has introduced limited edition accessories.

Cybercriminals have developed a new phishing technique that leverages Google's own infrastructure to send deceptive emails.

Nintendo has reunited with actor Paul Rudd to bring us a big hit of nostalgia, spotlighting the Nintendo Switch 2 ahead of its launch.

Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos says using artificial intelligence isn’t just about saving money—it could actually make movies better. Speaking during the company’s Q1 earnings call, Sarandos responded to a question about how fears around AI in Hollywood seem to be fading. He pointed to recent comments by renowned Canadian director James Cameron, who suggested AI...

Image via @Cstechbeat In a first-of-its-kind half-marathon held in Beijing, 21 humanoid robots joined thousands of human runners in a public demo of China’s ambitions in robotics, reports The Wall Street Journal. Is this the future we've been waiting for? The event was pitched as a display of the country’s latest developments in humanoid tech—but...

The European Commission has postponed its anticipated decisions on penalizing Apple and Meta for violations of the DMA.