Pixel 11 Pro XL Finally Films 4K60 HDR: Video Boost Quietly Drops To 30fps

Select 4K60 HDR with Video Boost and the Pixel 11 Pro XL records 30fps. Google confirms the missing frames are generated in its cloud.

Apple Watch Series 12 May Gain Major Blood Pressure Monitoring Upgrade

Alongside the new iPhones, the Apple special event on Sept. 9 will introduce two new Apple Watches, and these could include a major health feature enhancement.

Should John Ternus Move Apple’s Focus Away From Annual iPhone Upgrades?

As John Ternus steps in as Apple CEO, slowing iPhone hardware growth means recurring subscription services must power Apple’s next era of financial expansion.

Android Circuit: Pixel 11 Pro Benchmarks, Galaxy S26 FE Launch, Falling Smartphone Sales

This week’s Android headlines: Pixel 11 Pro performance, Galaxy S26 FE launched, Galaxy Buds Pro award, Galaxy S27 Ultra specs leak, Poco F9 Pro launch date and more…

Apple Loop: iPhone 18 Pro Dates Confirmed, Mac Mini And Mac Studio Revealed, A Surprise Upgrade

This week’s Apple headlines: iPhone 18 Pro launch confirmed, new Mac Mini and Mac Studio, iPad Mini’s OLED option, Apple Maps adverts, an updated polishing cloth and more…

Healthcare AI Workflows That Carry Cyber And Privacy Risks

Healthcare organizations must carefully evaluate data access, vendor relationships, security controls and oversight before deploying AI at scale

AI Is Turning Data Governance Into A Competitive Advantage

For that governance to be effective, it needs to be grounded in a complete understanding of your network infrastructure.​

Your People Are Learning From AI, But Is Your Business?

AI can make people faster, but it doesn’t always make organizations smarter.

Beyond The Home Page: How Health Plans And Health Systems Can Harness AI-Mediated Discovery

As more consumers route care decisions through an AI assistant, fewer will visit websites directly.

Picking The Best LLM Is The Wrong Question For Carriers

The question insurance executives are asking—Which AI model should we use?—is reasonable, but it’s the wrong place to start.