Wes Ott discusses the day's big tech news. Spotify's new direct-messaging features, Google Gemini apps' AI environmental impact and YouTube altering shorts on its platform.

Watch Starship's tenth flight test from Starbase, Texas, on a suborbital flight. SpaceX successfully deployed eight Starlink satellites, marking the first time it has launched a payload from Starship.

Wes Ott talks you through the big tech news of the day, including the soon-to-open Netflix Houses, Waymo's autonomous vehicles on the road in New York City, and Microsoft's Copilot AI being integrated into its Excel software.

Get all the reactions to the new Pixel phone lineup and AI reveals from our team of experts at CNET, PCMag and Mashable.

New reports show Apple is investing heavily in India to manufacture the new iPhone, a huge $6 billion deal in the local TV industry may face FCC scrutiny, and Spotify announces a new audio mixing tool that lets you create unique playlists and be your own DJ.

Supply chain experts say Apple may delay the launch of the iPhone 18 next year to make room for a possible iPhone Fold, Google Gemini is going to start remembering more of your conversations (unless you opt out), and the Trump administration is reportedly considering buying a stake in US chipmaker Intel.

Nvidia shared some big announcements ahead of Gamescom 2025, including the ability to stream Steam games on GeForce Now at 90fps and new AI assistants for gaming and beyond.

Google's next big Pixel event is set for Aug. 20, and guess what? They've already spoiled some of it. From AI-powered upgrades to hardware leaks and a suspicious obsession with thermometers, here's everything you can expect from the Pixel 10 lineup.

Wes Ott talks about the big tech news of the day, including the UFC's blockbuster $7.7 billion deal with Paramount Plus, Apple's rumored $599 MacBook and Ford's $5 billion bet on the EV market.

Given the recent updates from rival BCI makers Synchron and Neuralink, we're taking a closer look at both companies, the similarities and differences in their approach, and what the future holds for the world of brain-computer interfaces.