OnePlus reveals how impressively light the Watch 3 43mm is – and says it’s the ‘most compact’ smartwatch it’s ever made

Samsung just spilled the beans on the full specs for its upcoming Galaxy Buds Core earbuds, and there’s some good news—especially if you hated the fit of the Buds FE. The UAE site accidentally (or maybe not-so-accidentally) revealed pricing that’s surprisingly low, along with at least one solid upgrade.

Editor’s Note: If you’ve been holding out for affordable wireless earbuds that don’t feel like they’re about to fall out of your ears, this might be your moment. Samsung’s addressing a real pain point while keeping costs down, which could shake up the budget earbud market.

Microsoft is tweaking Windows' security setup to avoid a repeat of last year's global tech chaos, when a CrowdStrike update accidentally blue-screened countless PCs. The changes aim to both reduce the chances of similar crashes and make recovery smoother if things do go wrong.

Editor’s Note: Remember when airports, hospitals, and businesses ground to a halt because of that faulty security update? Microsoft isn’t taking any chances—these adjustments are like adding guardrails to prevent another domino effect of tech failures. For anyone who relies on Windows (so… most of us), this means fewer headaches next time a security patch rolls out.

Younger workers are taking AI into their own hands because their workplaces aren’t stepping up. A fresh report reveals that about two-thirds of Gen Z and Millennials are hunting down their own AI tools when their employers don’t provide—or properly train them on—tech that actually helps. It’s a sign that companies are lagging behind the demand for smarter, AI-powered workflows.

Editor’s Note: If businesses don’t start offering better AI tools and training, they risk losing efficiency—and frustrating younger employees who expect tech to work for them, not against them. This isn’t just about cool gadgets; it’s about whether companies are keeping pace with how the next generation wants to work.

If your Roku TV has been sluggish lately, there's a surprisingly simple trick to revive it—just clear the cached data with a 30-second system refresh. The article explains how this quick fix works (hint: it's like giving your TV a fresh start) and why accumulated junk data slows things down in the first place.

Editor’s Note: We've all been there—streaming apps taking forever to load, menus lagging, and that infuriating spinning circle. This isn’t just a "turn it off and on again" tip; it’s a legit workaround for a common frustration. For Roku users, it’s a no-cost, no-effort way to avoid buying a new device prematurely. Handy life hack for the streaming era!

Microsoft is rolling out a new plan called the Windows Resiliency Initiative to prevent the kind of chaos caused by the recent CrowdStrike outage, which left businesses scrambling. Basically, they’re trying to make sure their systems can handle—or quickly recover from—major tech meltdowns so companies don’t get stuck in another PR nightmare.

Editor’s Note: After CrowdStrike’s update debacle caused global disruptions (think grounded flights and frozen checkout lines), Microsoft doesn’t want to be the next headline for all the wrong reasons. This move signals they’re taking proactive steps to shore up trust with big clients—because when enterprise tech fails, the fallout is expensive. For businesses reliant on Windows, it’s a reassuring nod, but the real test will be whether it works when things go sideways.