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Uber Eats is testing a new feature that tries to remove the most annoying part of ordering groceries, the endless searching and tapping. It’s called Cart Assistant, and it can take a typed list or an image and draft a basket for you inside the app. It’s rolling out as a beta. You’ll see it as a purple icon on a grocery store storefront after you search for the store from the home screen. Uber hasn’t said exactly which stores and cities get it first, or whether any devices are excluded. It frames the launch as a US release and…
Buying a new PC is getting more expensive, and Lenovo says the pressure is not easing anytime soon. The company has begun raising prices in some markets and is warning that a prolonged shortage of memory chips could continue to disrupt pricing and availability well beyond the near term. According to Reuters, Lenovo says rising memory costs are creating real strain on the PC business. Memory chips are harder to secure, and price volatility is making it tougher to plan production. Even where demand remains steady, shortages mean fewer parts are available at predictable prices, forcing companies to pass some…
Nvidia has started rolling out support for GeForce Now on Amazon’s Fire TV sticks, bringing the game streaming service to TVs. The shift was first announced in January earlier this year, with a beta test beginning for a select few models. Simply put, in order to enjoy PC games, you no longer need a console or PC handy at all times. Your Fire TV stick will do just fine. What’s the big shift? With the GeForce Now app landing on Amazon Fire TV sticks, you just need a controller and a stable internet connection to dive right into your PC…
Samsung Display just put a name on its newest QD-OLED upgrade, and it’s one that’s easy to shop around. It calls the tech QD-OLED Penta Tandem, a five-layer organic light-emitting structure meant to squeeze more brightness and longevity out of premium monitors and TVs without cranking power the hard way. The change centers on the blue emitting layer, the light source in Samsung Display’s QD-OLED approach. The company says it moved from four blue layers to five and paired that with newer organic materials, which helps spread energy across more of the stack. That’s a big deal as high-end monitors…
The automobile industry is promising that autonomous vehicles will be much safer on the road with fewer errors made by human beings. However, despite being pretty advanced, self-driving cars’ interaction with human psychology hinders seamless usability. According to freshly published research, the gap is not due to a glitch in the system or the engineering, but between understanding the technology and optimizing it for human behavior behind the wheel. Autonomous, at the cost of vigilance Ronald McLeod, Honorary Professor of Engineering Psychology at Heriot-Watt University, writes in his book, “Transitioning to Autonomy“, that there is a massive communication gap in…
Apple’s latest iOS 26 update introduces a handy new tool for anyone considering a switch from iPhone to Android. First spotted in a beta release last year, the feature lets users easily migrate data like messages, notes, photos, and contacts in just a few steps. Previously, transferring data from an iPhone to an Android device required users to install Google’s Android Switch app. The new built-in tool makes the process far more seamless. Users only need to place their devices next to each other to get started. To connect them, they can either scan a QR code displayed on the…
RAD Intel’s Regulation A+ offering is currently open, with shares priced at $0.85. More details will be available starting February 23, ahead of a scheduled share price change on March 12 at 11:59pm PST. RAD Intel has built an AI-enabled marketing tech that helps brands understand how people interact with content and predicts performance. The platform uses machine learning to spot patterns in audience behavior and turn them into insights teams can use to refine targeting, creative, and media strategy. Brands want clearer signals on what is working, and RAD Intel is built to help teams create award-winning programs that…
Over-ear headphones have basically split into two camps: ultra-premium pairs that cost a fortune, and budget models that cut corners where you’ll notice it most (comfort, noise canceling, or battery). The Nothing Headphone (1) lands in the middle in a way that makes sense, especially with today’s price drop. It’s $239.00 for a limited time, down from $299.00 (20% off). If you want an everyday pair for commuting, work focus, and travel without paying top-shelf pricing, this deal is worth a look. What you’re getting These are wireless over-ear headphones with hybrid active noise canceling, six microphones, and a claimed…
Amazon-owned eero is selling a new add-on called eero Signal 4G LTE, a compact box meant to keep your home network online during internet outages. Plug it into a compatible eero router and your Wi-Fi can fall back to cellular data, so work calls, cameras, and smart home routines don’t instantly go dark. There’s a catch, the cellular data is tied to an annual eero Plus plan managed in the eero app. The hardware by itself won’t provide the fallback connection, you’re also committing to eero’s service to actually use the backup. It plugs in, then takes over Signal connects…
Anthropic is testing a new Tasks feature inside Claude’s iOS app, and it looks like a move toward agentic work runs on iPhone, as spotted by TestingCatalog News. A newer build shows a Tasks entry in the app navigation plus a Tasks hub where you can create and manage repeatable jobs. If it ships as shown, this would push Claude closer to Cowork-style automation on mobile. You set something up once, then rerun it when you need the same outcome again. What’s still missing is the timeline. The surfaced UI does not include a public rollout date, and it doesn’t…