Articles by Jose Enrico
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Kaspersky Discovers Dante Spyware Made by Memento Labs Targeting Russia, Belarus
Kaspersky uncovers Dante spyware linked to Memento Labs, reviving the controversial legacy of the infamous Hacking Team in a new cyber saga.
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Microsoft Teams' New Wi-Fi Tracking Feature Could Expose If You're Really Working from Home
Microsoft Teams will soon track employees' locations through office Wi-Fi. This raises privacy concerns among remote and hybrid workers.
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Google Expands AI Mode in Search to 40 New Regions and 35 Languages
Google expands its AI Mode to 40 new regions and 35 languages to promise a smarter, more natural search powered by its advanced Gemini model.
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Apple Might Turn Off App Tracking in Europe, But the Real Reason Has Everyone Talking
Apple warns it may disable App Tracking Transparency in Europe amid intense lobbying. For iOS users, this has sparked privacy and antitrust debate.
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Microsoft's Mico Is the Adorable AI Assistant Bringing Clippy Back to Life
Microsoft unveils Mico, the expressive new AI face of Copilot that reimagines Clippy for today's AI era with charm, emotion, and human-centered design.
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California Just Made It Easier to Stop Companies From Selling Your Data With One Click
California's new law forces web browsers to add a one-click opt-out tool, giving users effortless control over who can sell their personal data.
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Google Ignores Hidden Gemini AI Exploit That Lets Hackers Control Text
A researcher found a hidden flaw in Google's Gemini AI that lets invisible text commands alter responses, but Google refuses to fix it.
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Is Tim Cook Stepping Down Soon? Apple's $4 Trillion Era May Soon See a New Leader
After 15 years leading Apple to a $4 trillion valuation, Tim Cook may soon retire, sparking speculation about who will take over the tech giant next.
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AI-Generated Protest Videos Made With OpenAI's Sora 2 Spark Outrage, Confusion Online
OpenAI's Sora 2 fuels viral AI protest videos online, confusing millions as deepfakes spread political propaganda and blur the line between real and fake.
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UFS 5.0 Is Coming Few Years From Now, But How It Will Make Your Next Smartphone Twice as Fast?
UFS 5.0 storage promises lightning-fast speeds, better AI performance, and smoother multitasking. It's expected to be nearly as fast as PCs.
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Chinese Social Media Divided Over Tesla's Model 3, Model Y Standard EVs
Tesla's new budget-friendly Model Y and Model 3 attract mixed reactions in China as buyers question the stripped-down features and limited price cuts.
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Google's Gemini AI Plus Just Went Global, But There's a Catch Behind Its Affordable Expansion
Google expands Gemini AI Plus to 77 countries with deep AI features and 50% off for six months, but key regions are still left out.
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MrBeast Worried About AI's Impact on YouTube Creators, Calls it 'Scary Times'
MrBeast warns that AI-generated videos could endanger millions of YouTube creators' livelihoods as platforms like OpenAI and YouTube embrace automation.
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Apple Quietly Improves 'Slide to Stop' Feature in iOS 26.1 Beta 2
Apple's iOS 26.1 beta adds a new "Slide to Stop" alarm feature designed to prevent sleepy users from accidentally turning off their alarms.
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Google Faces October 22 Deadline After Supreme Court Rejects Its Appeal Against Epic Games
The Supreme Court's decision forces Google to open Android's ecosystem by October 22, giving developers new freedom from Play Store restrictions.
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Jony Ive Teases 20 New AI Device Ideas With OpenAI
Jony Ive hints at 20 groundbreaking AI devices with OpenAI, aiming to improve human-technology relationships beyond the iPhone era.
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Tesla's Optimus Humanoid Robot Surprises With Kung Fu Skills
Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot dazzles with agile kung fu moves, showcasing AI-driven agility as it aims for mass production by 2030 to help more industries.
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iPhone 17 Always On Display Guide: How to Set Up This Newest Pro Tier Feature
Learn how to turn on and customize the iPhone 17's new Always-On Display feature to save battery, boost style, and stay updated effortlessly.
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Adobe's New Firefly AI Can Turn Any Photo into a Moving Masterpiece
Adobe's Firefly AI Video Generator transforms still images into stunning, lifelike videos using simple text prompts and creative control. It's as easy as that.
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California Empowers Uber, Lyft Drivers With Unionization Rights
California grants rideshare drivers historic union rights, empowering 800,000 drivers to collectively bargain for better pay and working conditions starting in 2026.
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Google Play Points Launches New Perks for Austin City Limits Festival Fans
Google Play Points members can now claim exclusive festival perks, artist merch, and VIP experiences at the Austin City Limits Music Festival.
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T-Mobile Quietly Ends Google One Unlimited Photos Deal
T-Mobile has ended its Google One deal with unlimited photo storage. You can no longer sign up for this plan after Sept. 30.
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Scammers Exploit Industrial Cellular Routers to Launch Global Smishing Attacks
Hackers exploit unsecured industrial routers to launch global smishing attacks, exposing how outdated IoT devices fuel large-scale phishing campaigns.
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Samsung Smartwatches Could Soon Detect Heart Failure Before Symptoms Show Thanks to AI
Samsung is developing AI-powered smartwatch tech to detect deadly heart failure early, aiming to save lives and reduce costly hospitalizations.
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California Passes First AI Safety Law
California's groundbreaking AI safety law forces major tech firms to disclose safeguards, sparking national debate on innovation and accountability.
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Google Pixel Phone App Gets Global Call Recording, Smarter Call Tools
Google rolls out global call recording, smarter Call Screen, Call Notes, and Android Auto integration in its biggest Pixel Phone app update yet.
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Claude Sonnet 4.5 'Stronger in Almost Every Way,' Can Code For 30 Hours Straight
Anthropic unveils Claude Sonnet 4.5, an AI model that codes for 30 hours straight, raising the bar higher in the battle against OpenAI and Google.
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Snapchat Introduces New Storage Limits For Memories Feature
Snapchat introduces new paid storage options for Memories, with 5GB being the new free limit. Are regular users forced to subscribe to it?
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World Wide Web Creator Tim Berners-Lee Reflects on the Internet's Evolution: Was It Really Free?
Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of the World Wide Web, reflects on how his original vision for a free and open internet has been undermined by data exploitation and surveillance.
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AMD Patents New DDR5 Memory Architecture to Double Data Rates, Boost Performance
AMD is set to double DDR5 memory speeds with a new high-bandwidth architecture, pushing the limits of performance in gaming and high-performance computing.
