TechRadar Sustainability Awards 2026 — entries are now open!

Tech has a sustainability problem, and we want to facilitate change. Our Sustainability Awards recognize brands making a meaningful impact, and here's how you can take part. [...]

Want to Try Tesla's Robotaxis? Testing Is Now Open to All, Alongside Dedicated App

Tesla's new Robotaxi service is now available for the public to test and use, with a waitlist anyone can sign up to. [...]

Google's AI-powered Search Live feature is here to further cannibalize the internet

Google's Search Live feature with voice input is now available on its app for iOS and Android in the US. You'll have to opt in to AI Mode in Labs to be able to access it, but after you do, y [...]

Qodo’s open code embedding model sets new enterprise standard, beating OpenAI, Salesforce

The 1.5B parameter version is available on Hugging Face under the OpenRAIL++-M license, allowing developers to integrate it freely [...]

Itch.io is removing NSFW games to comply with payment processors' rules

Itch.io has deindexed and hidden all adult games from its browse and search pages to make sure it doesn't lose the ability to sell with the payment processors it uses. The gaming marketplace, whi [...]

Databricks open-sources declarative ETL framework powering 90% faster pipeline builds

With Apache Spark Declarative Pipelines, engineers describe what their pipeline should do using SQL or Python, and Apache Spark handles the execution. [...]

Pixel 9 Pro Fold one year later: How Google caught up to Samsung in just two generations

The Pixel 9 Pro Fold was one of my favorite gadgets of 2024 to the point where it even landed on our list of the biggest winners of the year. Not only was it a worthy alternative to Samsung's lon [...]

The Browser Company’s new AI browser rolls out to private beta testers

The Browser Company’s new AI-powered browser is now available in an invite-only beta. Called Dia, the browser was first announced towards the end of 2024, and is built around the deep integration of [...]

Why you should change what apps open on startup for Windows

Running your most-used apps at startup is great, but they can weigh your system down if you're not careful. [...]