Ring’s first smart lock adds a hand crank to avoid lockouts
A few twists of the dial revive a dead Ring Smart Lock for about 30 seconds. It costs $249 and is due in the US in early 2027.

A few twists of the dial revive a dead Ring Smart Lock for about 30 seconds. It costs $249 and is due in the US in early 2027.
Google's October firmware brings Dynamic ANC to the Pixel Buds Pro 2, plus Tap to Mute, sleep auto-pause and one-touch Live Translate for the Pro 2 and 2a.

The leaks were right. Google's Fitbit Edge is official at $179.99, with a 1.34-inch AMOLED screen, GPS, ECG and a battery you can replace yourself.

OpenAI posted 722 papers tackling 372 famous open problems, made by an AI model nobody outside the company can use. Here's what's inside and why experts are wary.

Type an idea, get a playable browser game. Google's experiment is open to US adults now, with usage limits tied to your Google AI plan.

Google's first see-through Android XR glasses cost $1,279 in the US and $1,829 in Canada, but only reservation holders can order now and Europe waits until 2027.

The report came true: Apple's Home Collection pairs LG doorbells, locks, cameras and thermostats with its new HomeView hub, priced from $39.95 and arriving from December.

Mistral Large 4 packs about a trillion parameters, takes aim at cyber defense and coding agents, and promises downloadable weights by the end of October.

A report said Xbox landed GTA 6 streaming rights for its November 19 launch. Xbox then ruled out exclusivity and PC play, and has not confirmed which devices get it.

Heart Scan turns the Ring Air and Ring Pro into a one-minute AFib spot check with a doctor-ready PDF, but US owners are still left out.

Tab is an AI assistant with its own phone number, computer and wallet. You text it on iMessage or WhatsApp, and it books, buys and calls for you.
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