Author: News Room

Tesla promises HW3 owners a lite version of FSD, but its months away

A couple of days ago, Musk confirmed that Tesla’s third-generation vehicles can’t achieve Full Self-Driving (FSD) through software alone. Shortly after, roughly 3,000 Hardware 3 (HW3) owners across 29 European countries signed onto a collective legal claim, centered aorund €6.5 million already spent in the name of FSD purchases.  As a response, Tesla (via an X post) has committed to bringing FSD V14 Lite to HW3 cars in the international markets. The catch, however, is that the software won’t arrive until after the automaker is done with the U.S. rollout. Even then, it’s surrounded with more ifs and buts than buyers…

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Gemini can now turn your chat into a finished PDF, Word document, or spreadsheet in one tap

I’ve spent a fair share of my time copying Gemini’s outputs into a Word document, reformatting the headers, fixing the spacing, and wondering why AI can’t do this on its own. Fortunately, Google has finally done something that reduces my pain. Today, Google announced an update wherein the Gemini app can generate downloadable, ready-to-share files directly inside the chat, with no manual reformatting required.  You can now ask Gemini to create Docs, Sheets, Slides, PDFs, and more directly in your chat. No more copying, pasting, or reformatting, just prompt and download.Available globally for all @GeminiApp users. pic.twitter.com/VuhlvehFuU— Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai)…

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Your Google TV experience is about to get chaotic with a dedicated YouTube Shorts feed

Google’s vision for your living room television includes short-form vertical video. Earlier today, the company announced a wave of updates for Google TV, headlined by a dedicated “Short videos for you” row coming to the home screen this summer. The new rollout will appear directly on the Google TV home screen, manifesting as a personalized feed of YouTube Shorts drawn from your watch history; no app launch required.  Can you disable the new YouTube Shorts row on Google TV? Google says the feature will expand beyond Shorts over time, with Instagram Reels a likely future option. However, at the moment,…

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Apple may integrate visual AI directly into camera app with iOS 27

Apple is preparing a major update to its iPhone software with iOS 27, focusing on deeper integration of artificial intelligence into everyday camera use. According to a Bloomberg report, the company is working on a new “Siri camera mode” alongside upgrades to its Visual Intelligence features, aiming to make AI more accessible within the core iPhone experience. AI Moves Into The Camera App The upcoming update will bring Visual Intelligence directly into the camera app, instead of keeping it tied to the Camera Control button as it currently is. This change is expected to make the feature more visible and…

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Motorola’s next budget phone leaks in two Pantone colors with a 200MP camera in tow

The Moto G87 just made its clearest appearance on the internet, thanks to tipster Evan Blass. He has dropped high-quality renders of the upcoming Motorola mid-ranger on X (formerly known as Twitter), giving us our best look at the device ahead of its official launch.  Given the price leaks last week and the renders today, it looks like the Moto G87 is gearing up for an imminent European launch, likely within the next few weeks. For now, the renders showcase the phone in two colors: dark gray or what the company might call Pantone Overture Gray, and a cyan/bright blue…

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Your Google Home just got a lot better with the latest April update

Although Google didn’t make a big announcement out of it, the latest Google Home update is perhaps one of the most significant ones in my recent memory.  It covers Gemini for home, the camera interface, and the media controls, improvements that might feel incremental individually, but collectively, it points to a future for AI-infused Google Home.  What has actually changed in the update? The main highlight of the latest Google Home update is speed. Gemini for Home, which is currently in early access, can now respond to device commands up to 1.5 seconds faster. This covers lights, plugs, timers, alarms,…

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Spoiler-Free Tips And Tricks To Know Before Starting Saros

Like its spiritual predecessor Returnal, Saros is a challenging game, but not an insurmountable one. Frankly, on the Dark Souls scale of difficulty, I personally find Saros to be less challenging (in a complementary way) than From Software’s games and the Souls games it has inspired. Starting Saros might be intimidating, but the reward of the experience is worth the effort. Below you will find some tips both to help you get started and even some to help you along as you start making good progress. I wish I had known these before I started the game, but now, with…

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PlayStation wants to see your papers before you party chat

Sony’s PlayStation 5 age verification rules are now taking effect in the UK and Ireland, where the rollout is currently in a pilot phase before full enforcement by June 2026. The company says adult accounts will need to verify their age to keep using communication, broadcasting, and some social features. Child safety is the stated reason, but the rollout has quickly turned into another argument about privacy, data collection, and how much policing online platforms should be allowed to do. Your PS5 still works, but your social life may not Sony says unverified users can still play games, use non-communication…

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NBA The Run Preview – The NBA Street Spiritual Successor Is A Strong Prospect

When I was in high school, few games captivated me the way NBA Street Vol. 2 did. I loved the evolution from what NBA Jam and NBA Hangtime accomplished, bringing forward the gravity-defying, rim-rattling dunks and no-rules defensive play, and recontextualizing it through the then-current streetball craze. The result was a smash hit that bridged the gap between die-hard sports gamers and the wider mainstream audience. Both sides of that aisle ate it up. However, after Electronic Arts shuttered the EA Sports BIG label and companies like Midway went under, arcade-style sports games became fewer and further between. Enter Play by…

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Snapchat’s new ad format makes AI chatbots sound like salespeople

AI chatbots have spent the past few years handling refunds, tracking orders, resetting passwords, answering banking questions, booking appointments, and helping brands trim support teams. Now, Snapchat’s AI Sponsored Snaps suggest their next stop could be sales. Snap has introduced AI Sponsored Snaps, a new ad format that brings brand-run AI agents into Snapchat Chat. Users can open these ads, ask questions, get suggestions, explore services, and move toward actions such as app installs or purchases without leaving the conversation. For the alpha phase, Snap has partnered with Experian. Its AI Sponsored Snap appears in the Chat tab and opens…

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