The Infinix Note 60 Pro looks like a spec monster on paper, but for a “Pro” midranger in 2026, this leak feels more like a safe bet than a bold move. Leaked Poster: Specs Front and Center Infinix isn’t waiting for launch day drama. An official-looking promotional poster for the Note 60 Pro is already […]
Author: Nadia Malik
Waymo’s ‘Driverless’ Taxis Still Rely on Remote Humans
If Tesla sells you Autopilot and Waymo sells you a driverless taxi, which one is actually “self-driving”? Waymo likes to position its robotaxis as truly autonomous, but the company has now admitted that in certain situations, its cars still lean on human backup — and not from inside the vehicle, but from remote operators based […]
ChatGPT Just Got Ads: What That Means for Users
ChatGPT is now officially an ad-supported product. OpenAI has started testing advertisements directly in the ChatGPT interface for adult users in the United States, marking a major shift in how mainstream AI tools are going to be paid for. For Android and web users who’ve gotten used to a relatively clean chat window, this is […]
Tecno Megapad SE Lands in Indonesia, But Its ‘AI Button’ Feels Half-Baked
Tecno’s new Megapad SE proves one thing: slapping an AI button on a budget tablet doesn’t magically turn it into a serious productivity machine. An “AI Tablet” That Mostly Leans on a Button Tecno has officially launched the Megapad SE in Indonesia, positioning it as a lightweight work companion that’s also “smart” thanks to AI […]