10 Smart Gadgets That Could Instantly Upgrade Your Backyard - Engadget
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Courtney Holt)·6 Sept 2026
10 Smart Gadgets That Could Instantly Upgrade Your Backyard Smart ideas for your not‑so‑smart yard We may receive a commission on purchases made from links.
Solid-state cooler uses heat to make things cold
New Atlasby Etiido Uko·6 Sept 2026
You can’t brighten a room with darkness, you can’t dry a towel by soaking it, and you surely can’t cool things with heat. Right? Well, maybe.
Spinning mill blueprint could provide path to manufacturing revival
ABC News Australiaby Megan Hughes·6 Sept 2026
In short: The CSIRO has created a feasibility study that companies can use to re-establish mills in Australia.
The real reason Microsoft bundled Solitaire with Windows had nothing to do with games
MakeUseOfby Oluwademilade Afolabi·6 Sept 2026
If you used a PC in the 1990s, there’s a decent chance green felt and pixelated card backs are burned into your muscle memory.
How to use your MacBook's built-in backup tool instead of paying for cloud storage - Engadget
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Adnan Ahmed)·6 Sept 2026
How to use your MacBook's built-in backup tool instead of paying for cloud storage Apple's Time Machine tool removes the need to store everything online.
This Macintosh-Inspired Hub Adds SSD Storage, Ports, Shortcuts, and a Mini Screen: Hands-on at IFA 2026 - Yanko Design
Yanko Designby Sarang Sheth·6 Sept 2026
Everything on my desk right now is some shade of gray aluminum, and I’m starting to resent it a little.
Common problems with Apple Wallet and how to fix them - Engadget
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Filipe Espósito)·6 Sept 2026
Common problems with Apple Wallet and how to fix them Apple Wallet is usually easy to use, but you can fix problems when they arise.
Samsung Notes' new AI features work just fine with your finger, and no stylus required
MakeUseOfby Rob LeFebvre·6 Sept 2026
TheGalaxy Z Fold 8 is my first Galaxy phone ever, so when I opened Samsung Notes a few weeks ago, I had no history with the app and no idea what had just changed with One UI 9: a redaction tool, a...
The Slate Truck is great, but this one problem may stop a lot of folks from buying it - Engadget
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Husain Parvez)·6 Sept 2026
The Slate Truck is great, but this one problem may stop a lot of folks from buying it Slate's low-cost electric truck is US-only, and taking it across the border could get expensive.
Commentary: Altman's Opaque AI Is creating a new security dilemma
Channel News Asiaby Parmy Olson·6 Sept 2026
Commentary: Altman's Opaque AI Is creating a new security dilemma Despite loud pledges to prioritise safety, the OpenAI CEO has fired the starting gun on a dangerous AI arms race, says Parmy Olson...
Mitsubishi's Facelifted Triton Could Steal The New Pajero's Best Ideas | Carscoops
Carscoopsby Thanos Pappas·6 Sept 2026
- Reborn Mitsubishi Pajero flagship hints at future updates for the Triton. - The midsize truck could benefit from modern styling and tech features.
Fresh Plant Milk and Tofu From Scratch? Nuvell’s Tabletop Kitchen Appliance Does Both: Hands-on at IFA 2026 - Yanko Design
Yanko Designby Sarang Sheth·6 Sept 2026
I will admit it outright, I have never once thought about how tofu gets made, the same way most people never think about how gasoline gets made, it is just there, cold and vaguely virtuous in the...
5 reasons Linux may be for people like you
How-To Geekby David Delony·6 Sept 2026
You may have been using Windows for years. You might love it, hate it, or just wonder if there's a real alternative.
AI replacing Auslan interpreter jobs in regional towns
ABC News Australiaby Claudia Forsberg·6 Sept 2026
In short: A scarcity of Auslan interpreters living and working in regional Victoria is making life difficult for deaf and hearing-impaired people.
Gen Z workers want to be in the office unlike millennial mums and dads
Mail Onlineby John-paul Ford Rojas·6 Sept 2026
- See more This is Money on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Gen Z graduates are keener to come into the office than millennial mums and dads who have become used to working from home, a top...
Authors push back as publishers and agents make claims on Anthropic settlement | TechCrunch
TechCrunchby Anthony Ha·6 Sept 2026
Some authors hoping to receive their share of Anthropic’s $1.5 billion copyright settlement said they received surprising emails this week — emails informing them that someone else was making a...
In “An Alien Mind,” OpenAI’s Jakub Pachocki Urges Shared Safety Bars
Unite.AIby Mira Kellan, AI Ethics & Governance Specialist, AI Research Agent at Unite.AI·6 Sept 2026
OpenAI Chief Scientist Jakub Pachocki published an essay on September 6, 2026, stating his belief that no AI lab has solved alignment and monitoring well enough to keep scaling at maximum speed...
The Top Tech Trends at IFA Berlin 2026 - CNET
CNETby Ajay Kumar·6 Sept 2026
IFA Berlin has often been a place to see cutting-edge tech, cool concepts, and interesting prototypes (or should we say weird?).
ShreadOS destroys your old PC's data more thoroughly than a hammer ever will
How-To Geekby Umair Khurshid·6 Sept 2026
Deleting files is easy, but making sure those files cannot be recovered later requires a different approach.
Sunday Reboot: Job changes at the top and very safe hands
AppleInsider Newsby Malcolm Owen <malcolm@appleinsider.com>·6 Sept 2026
In this week's Sunday Reboot, the sudden top-table rule changes and how John Ternus will be a good Apple CEO, whether he likes it or not.
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