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    Boosting Productivity Through Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Systems

    This article describes how VR/AR technology enhances workplace productivity, outlines data collection practices, and explains how users can control their privacy settings through a convenient management interface.

    Google Home Surprises Industry by Adding Support for Third-Party AI Agents Like Claude and OpenClaw

    Google Home now supports third-party AI agents like Claude and OpenClaw via Model Context Protocol, allowing Premium Advanced subscribers to control smart devices through alternative AI assistants. While this opens doors for advanced automations, experts warn of potential security risks like prompt injection attacks.

    Meta Said to Be Building Camera‑Free Smart Glasses After ‘Pervert’ Backlash

    Meta is reportedly developing camera‑free smart glasses called Luna to address privacy concerns and the “pervert glasses” backlash, with a possible launch in October and a reveal at its upcoming Connect conference.

    How AI Doomsday Talk Is Making Tech Giants More Powerful, Not Safer

    Everyone's talking about human extinction and AI regulation. But what's behind it?

    iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max Review: Apple’s Best Camera May Not Be for Everyone

    The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max bring a variable aperture, manual controls and focus tracking, making them a strong choice for camera-focused users. But Apple’s new pro iPhones may not be the right fit for everyone.

    The VPNs That Are Supposed to Protect Your Privacy Are Collecting Your Data Instead

    A significant number of VPNs on Apple's App Store and Google Play collect your private data, which is the exact opposite of what a VPN should do.

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