Topic: product support
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Nvidia's 10-Year Quest to Make the Most Updated Android Device
Samsung and Google now promise seven years of Android updates for premium phones, a significant improvement from the one or two major updates typical a decade ago. Nvidia's Shield Android TV, launched in 2015, has received nearly a decade of support due to a sustained corporate passion and dedica...
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iRobot Faces Financial Crisis as Revenue Plummets
iRobot is facing severe financial difficulties, with a sharp revenue decline and less than $25 million in cash reserves, leaving it without options for additional capital. The company's struggles were exacerbated by the failed Amazon acquisition, leading to a 30% workforce reduction, leadership c...
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Google's New CLI Tool Integrates OpenClaw with Workspace
Google has released an experimental, AI-focused command line tool for its cloud ecosystem, providing comprehensive API access to Workspace apps like Gmail and Drive, but it is not an officially supported product. The tool is designed to enable AI agents and developers to build powerful automation...
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Logitech's $100 Pop Buttons Will Stop Working on Oct. 15
Logitech will discontinue support for its Pop smart switches on October 15, 2025, rendering them non-functional and contributing to electronic waste due to planned obsolescence. The Pop switches, launched in 2016, allowed users to control smart home devices via programmable buttons and a dedicate...
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iOS 26.3.1 Update Nears Release for iPhone
Apple is preparing to release a minor iOS 26.3.1 update, focused on bug fixes and security patches, with a public rollout expected soon. The update may include foundational support for upcoming hardware, as Apple is rumored to announce new products like the iPhone 17e in early March. This update ...
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Fenix 8 at All-Time Low: Should You Buy Now?
The Garmin Fenix 8 is currently available at significant discounts, making it a more affordable premium multisport watch compared to its original price and competitors like the Apple Watch Ultra 3. It offers various models with different sizes, battery lives, and materials, including AMOLED and S...
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Adobe's AI Agents and Orcherator Now Generally Available
Adobe has launched AI agents for its Experience Platform, including a reasoning engine that uses decision science and language models to interpret user intent and coordinate automated actions with human oversight. The platform features specialized AI agents for tasks like audience segmentation, c...
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Nikon Z9 Autofocus Gets a Major Upgrade
Nikon Z9 firmware 5.30 delivers a major autofocus enhancement, significantly improving the acquisition and tracking of fast-moving subjects like athletes, powered by deep learning technology. The update upgrades the Auto Capture mode with new features like face detection and an AF standby positio...
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My Go-To Kitchen Gadget (TM7) Is Getting a Major Upgrade
The Thermomix TM7 is a $1,699 all-in-one kitchen appliance that consolidates numerous tools and handles a wide range of culinary tasks. It features a larger 10-inch touchscreen with improved navigation, built-in recipes, and optional subscription access, though it removes the physical dial. The T...
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Crucial Shuts Down as Micron Pivots to AI Memory Market
Micron Technology is discontinuing its budget-friendly Crucial brand to reallocate resources toward the high-demand AI sector, significantly reducing affordable memory options for consumers. The move worsens existing supply and price pressures for PC builders, as competition decreases and AI comp...
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OpenAI Acquires Xcode Assistant Alex Codes Team
The team behind Alex Codes, a tool that integrated AI into Apple's Xcode, is joining OpenAI's Codex division in a strategic acqui-hire. The move follows Apple's update allowing external AI model integration in Xcode, which reduced the need for third-party tools like Alex Codes. Alex Codes will co...
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Meta Raises Quest 3 Price $100 Due to RAM Shortage
Meta is raising prices for its Quest 3 and Quest 3S VR headsets, effective April 19th, due to a global shortage of memory chips and increased manufacturing costs. The price increases are substantial, with the Quest 3 rising by $100 and the Quest 3S models by $50 each, affecting both new and refur...
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Google Home Removes Another Popular Feature
Google has removed the "Call Home" feature from its Home app, eliminating the direct smartphone-to-smart-display calling capability that used Google Duo. This change aligns with Google's transition to Meet as its primary video platform and requires users to now call via Meet or Household contacts...
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Neato's Cloud Shutdown Traps Robot Vacuums in Manual Mode
Neato robot vacuums have lost remote control and scheduling capabilities due to the permanent shutdown of their cloud services, forcing users to rely solely on manual operation via physical buttons. The discontinuation was attributed to evolving cybersecurity requirements and compliance regulatio...
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AirTag 2 Receives First Post-Launch Firmware Update
Apple has released the first major firmware update for the AirTag 2, designed to improve the tracker's reliability and functionality. The automatic update focuses on bug fixes and improvements, typically addressing connectivity, battery life, and Find My network precision. This proactive update i...
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Google Pixel Buds Pro Update: What's New?
Google has released firmware version 5.11 for the original Pixel Buds Pro, focusing on bug fixes and performance improvements without detailing specific changes. The update can be installed manually via the Pixel Buds app or a website, or automatically in the background when enabled on a compatib...
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Rad Power Bikes Batteries Pose Major Fire Hazard
Federal safety officials have issued an urgent warning for Rad Power Bikes batteries due to fire and explosion hazards, advising owners to stop use immediately to prevent serious injury or death. The CPSC reported 31 fire incidents linked to these batteries, with some causing property damage and ...
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Apple Fixes MacBook Wi-Fi in macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 Update
Apple has released macOS Tahoe 26.4.1, a minor update specifically to fix a Wi-Fi connectivity issue causing unexpected disconnections on some MacBook models. The update is available now via System Settings and narrowly targets the wireless networking bug that emerged after previous updates, aimi...
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Apple's Certified Refurbished Store Sells Mac Pro
Apple is selling a limited number of certified refurbished, now-discontinued Intel-based Mac Pro towers directly through its official store, backed by a full warranty. These refurbished units undergo rigorous testing and provide unique expansion capabilities via internal PCIe slots, which newer A...
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