Your team can chat with Anthropic’s Claude directly in Slack now – what it can do
Another chatbot joins your workflow. Here’s who can try it.
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Hackers stole 1 billion records from Salesforce customer databases with this simple trick – don’t fall for it
According to the FBI, hackers used social engineering tactics – including a new type of phishing attack – to gain access to Salesforce accounts. Here’s how.
Forget something? Amazon now lets you add last-minute items to your order – see how it works
With the new ‘Add to Delivery’ option, you can include additional items in your already scheduled order.
Cybercrooks breach Red Hat’s private GitLab repos – what we know about affected customers
Any theft of customer data is bad a look, but it’s still unclear just how serious this incident is. Here’s why.
Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash Image ‘nano banana’ model is generally available
Here’s who can try the generator, which now comes with new aspect ratios.
Is Samsung bringing Apple-like AI notification summaries to Galaxy phones? Here’s what we know
A new feature for One UI 8.5 will take long notifications and make them easier to read.
The $99 gadget that prevents electrical fires by doing nothing
I tested a tiny device that plugs in, stays silent, and promises to stop electrical fires before they start. Here’s my verdict.
Consumers more likely to pay for ‘responsible’ AI tools, Deloitte survey says
A survey of over 3,000 US consumers found that those who trust a product are more likely to pay money for it.
Relaxing matters – 6 business leaders share their strategies for work-life balance
These busy executives are finding time for family, hobbies, and relaxation. The businesses will be there when they return.
Kindle Scribe vs. ReMarkable Paper Pro: I compared the two premium tablets, and here’s the winner
Amazon’s new Kindle Scribe Colorsoft features an 11-inch color display, but how does it stack up against the ReMarkable Paper Pro? I broke it all down.
Finally, a 2K video doorbell that rivals Ring but doesn’t have the subscription fees
If you’re done with paid features, the Lorex 2K video doorbell supports SD card expansion for on-device storage.
Meta gives advertisers new AI personalization tools – while using your chats to target content
The company is all in on personalization with AI. But what are the privacy consequences?
Why your Kindle’s new catch-up features are perfect for busy and distracted readers
Two generative AI tools – Story So Far and Ask This Book – are coming to Amazon’s e-readers. Here’s why I love these features.
Is it worth upgrading to Wi-Fi 7? My advice after testing this next-gen router at home
The Asus RT?BE86U offers robust security and blazing next?gen internet speeds – but is upgrading necessary right now?
Everyone can use Perplexity’s Comet AI browser now – for free
The company has been promoting Comet as a more dynamic alternative to traditional web browsers like Chrome and Safari, and even as the harbinger of a new era of search.
My new favorite Garmin watch of all time packs satellite connectivity into a rugged design
Garmin brings LTE and inReach satellite connectivity to the wrist so you can explore outside without your phone.
There’s a new OpenAI app in town – here’s what to know about Sora for iOS
Sora by OpenAI is a short-form AI-generated video app, but accessing it has a few caveats. Here’s how to sign up.
Your Apple Photos app just got a huge upgrade – here are my 4 favorite features
Apple has mostly improved the latest version of the Photos apps. Here are four of my favorite new features.
How autonomous businesses succeed by engaging with the world
Companies are becoming autonomous machines, and this ‘outside-in’ orientation has profound implications for how they think about customers, markets, and value creation.
How to get access to Alexa+ now – and which Echo devices support it
Amazon’s AI-powered Alexa+ has been rolling out for a few months. Here’s how you can sign up for early access.