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“Television is over. Television is dead.” That’s how Dr Roy Hanney responds when I tell him I’m writing about the future of television. Hanney is about to start his new role as an Associate Professor ...

A disheveled panhandler, clutching a Santa hat and sporting a terrible fake beard, sits on a curbside, flanked by minimalist holiday decorations out of place with the glaring summer sunlight. A ...

Forward-looking: When it comes to consuming content on mobile, short-form vertical video is king. Apps like TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram dominate, which likely explains why Netflix is revamping its ...

The Suunto Vertical 2 is a treasure among high-end adventure smartwatches. With its combination of comprehensive outdoor-oriented features, good tracking accuracy and stylish ruggedness, it is a close ...

Google Chrome has made a test of its new vertical tabs feature available, and you can try it out for yourself pretty easily. Working in dozens of browser tabs at once in not exactly uncommon nowadays, ...

After experimenting with the vertical tabs layout on testing builds, Google is finally moving closer to the stable release of the feature. It is now available in the public beta version of the browser ...

Google has rolled out a significant upgrade to its Veo 3.1 artificial intelligence model, introducing improved video generation capabilities, stronger prompt understanding, and native support for ...

Disney+ announced at CES its plan to introduce TikTok-style vertical videos, following trends seen on Netflix and ESPN’s existing ‘Verts’ feature. PCWorld reports that Disney aims to transform the ...

Suunto’s Vertical 2 shows that the brand that listened—really listened—to what athletes, adventure travelers, and weekend mountain goats have been saying. The Finnish brand has always built watches ...

Google is finally bringing vertical tabs to Chrome. This neatly stacks up the tabs in the sidebar on the left. However, this is currently only available in the Canary build for desktop, and the option ...