Articles by Jose Enrico
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X Launches Cashtags With Live Stock and Crypto Charts, Turns Social Feed Into Real-Time Trading Hub
X introduces Cashtags, adding live stock and crypto charts to posts and enabling users to view and trade assets directly from social conversations.
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Nothing Warp Launches Cross-Platform File Sharing For Android, Other Platforms via Google Drive Integration
Nothing Warp enables fast, secure file sharing between Android and computers on Windows, Mac, and Linux using a simple Chrome extension and Google Drive.
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Apple Watch Repair Upgrade: Apple Stores to Fix Software Issues In-Store Without Shipping Delays
Apple Stores will soon fix Apple Watch software issues in-store using new tools, eliminating long shipping delays for repairs and improving service speed.
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Xiaomi 18 Pro Expected to Feature Customizable AI Button in New Renders
Xiaomi 18 Pro leaks reveal an AI button, rear display, and dual 200MP cameras, hinting at a powerful, feature-packed flagship smartphone launch.
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Trump Mobile T1 Phone Receives Updated Specs In New Report: How Much Is It?
Trump Mobile's T1 Phone surfaces with upgraded specs, including a 120Hz AMOLED display, Snapdragon 7 chip, and triple 50MP cameras, but lacks a launch date.
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Apple Pulls Fake Crypto Wallet, Data-Harvesting Apps After Millions Stolen in App Store Scandal
Apple removed two malicious apps from the App Store after a fake crypto wallet stole millions, and a data-harvesting app collected sensitive user information.
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YouTube Adds Engagement-Based Ad Skipping, New Livestream Features to Reward Active Viewers
YouTube introduces ad-skipping during peak livestream chat activity, plus new Super Chat rewards and expanded streaming tools to boost engagement and creator income.
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Sony Bravia TVs Lose Key Features in 2026 Update, Frustrating Antenna and Cable Users
Sony will remove TV guide features, thumbnails, and set-top box menus from Bravia TVs in May 2026, reducing functionality for antenna and cable viewers.
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Netgear Wins FCC Exemption, Router Ban Loophole Extends Foreign Manufacturing Until 2027
Netgear gains a rare FCC exemption, allowing continued sales of foreign-made routers until 2027.
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Proton Born Private Secures Kids' Email Addresses Without Tracking For Up to 15 Years
Proton's Born Private lets parents reserve secure, zero-tracking email addresses for children that stay dormant for up to 15 years before activation.
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Hackers Still Target iPhone, Android Users in New Hack-for-Hire Phishing Campaign
Hack-for-hire groups target iPhone and Android users using phishing attacks, exposing data and highlighting a growing trend in outsourced cyber espionage operations.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Targeted in Arson Attack, Suspect Faces Attempted Murder, Terror Charges
A suspect faces attempted murder and arson charges after allegedly attacking Sam Altman's home and OpenAI HQ in a planned anti-AI assault.
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Uber Robotaxi Push: Self-Driving Lucid SUVs Begin Real-World Tests Ahead of 2026 Launch
Uber launches robotaxi test rides with Lucid and Nuro in San Francisco, advancing its self-driving plans ahead of a wider 2026 rollout.
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Motorola Razr 70 Ultra Specs Leak Reveals Very Minor Upgrade in Battery Capacity
The Motorola Razr 70 Ultra leak reveals Snapdragon 8 Elite power, triple 50MP cameras, and a bigger battery, but only minor upgrades over its predecessor.
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Apple Mac Mini, Mac Studio Sellout: AI Boom, DRAM Shortage, and M5 Upgrade Rumors Collide
Apple's high-RAM Mac mini and Mac Studio vanish amid soaring AI demand, a global DRAM shortage, and growing speculation of an M5 refresh.
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Apple Foldable iPhone Release: Will It Launch in September Despite Delay Rumors?
Apple's foldable iPhone is still on track for a September launch despite delay rumors, with a $2,000 price and limited initial supply expected.
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OpenAI vs Elon: AI Giant Accuses Musk's Proposal as 'Legal Ambush' Ahead of Trial
Elon Musk's $134B lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft intensifies, with new claims, leadership challenges, and a high-stakes trial set for April 27.
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YouTube Premium Price Hike Takes Effect For New Subscribers in the US
YouTube Premium raises prices across all plans in the US, with individual, family, student, and Lite tiers costing more for both new and existing users.
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T-Mobile's iPhone 17 Deal Lets You Upgrade for Free, But There's a Catch
T-Mobile offers free iPhone 17 and 17e deals with select plans, letting users upgrade to Apple's latest AI-powered device with minimal upfront cost.
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WhatsApp Plans Big Redesign as Status Updates May Soon Appear Directly in the Chats Tab
WhatsApp is testing a redesign that brings Status updates into the Chats tab with an Instagram-style layout, prioritizing contacts
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Developer Runs Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah on Nintendo Wii in Retro Hardware Hack
A developer successfully ran Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah on a Nintendo Wii using custom kernel work, turning the console into a functional retro Mac system.
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Deleted Doesn't Mean Gone: FBI Recovers Deleted Signal Messages From iPhone Using Notification Data
FBI recovered deleted Signal messages from iPhone notification storage, exposing how cached alerts can retain sensitive data even after apps are removed.
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Apple Shuts Down Three Stores, Including Its First Unionized Location—But Why?
Apple will close three retail stores, including its first unionized location in Towson. For workers, there's a very concerning problem with labor relations.
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Motorola Edge 70 Pro Leak Reveals New Wood-like Design Along With Two Pantone Color Variants
Leaked renders reveal Motorola Edge 70 Pro's unique wood-style finish, Pantone color variants, and upgraded Sony camera with enhanced zoom features.
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TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro Stuns Budget Market With 7-Day Battery, Paper-Like Display
TCL unveils the NXTPAPER 70 Pro with a unique eye-friendly display, long battery life, and solid features, offering strong value at a $200 price point.
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Weibo Tipster Shares First Image of Rumored OnePlus Gaming Handheld
Leaks suggest OnePlus is developing a gaming handheld with an 8-inch display and high-end chipset, signaling a bold move beyond smartphones.
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Amazon Ends Kindle Store Support For Models Released Before 2012—Is Your Device Affected?
Amazon will end Kindle Store access on old devices in 2026, limiting downloads while still allowing users to read existing books.
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Apple Faces Low Repairability Scores in New PIRG Study
PIRG's 2026 study ranks Apple low for repairability, citing difficult disassembly, limited repair access, and ongoing industry-wide repair barriers.
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Apple Arcade Wins Parents Over, But Missing Feature Forces Daily Game Approvals For Kids
Apple Arcade offers a safe, ad-free gaming library for kids, but parents still want separate approval controls to simplify game downloads.
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'Goddess Escalator': World's Longest Outdoor Escalator Opens in China, Offers 21-Minute Ride
Wushan County unveils a 3,000-foot outdoor escalator system with 21 escalators and 8 elevators, turning a steep mountain climb into a 21-minute ride.
