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Keurig K-Duo Coffee Maker Drops to $150 in Limited-Time Amazon Deal Coffee lovers looking to recreate their favorite café experience at home can now save big on the Keurig K-Duo coffee maker. Amazon has discounted the versatile brewer to $149.99, a 32% ($70) reduction from its regular $219.99 price. The offer is marked as a limited-time deal and may end without notice. Brews Both Coffee Pods and Ground Coffee The Keurig K-Duo combines the convenience of K-Cup pods with the flexibility of brewing ground coffee in a single machine. Using MultiStream Technology, it evenly saturates coffee grounds to produce a…

HP Omen 16 Gaming Laptop Drops to $1,250 After Massive $850 Discount HP’s Omen 16 gaming laptop is currently available at Best Buy for $1,249.99, representing an $850 discount from its original $2,099.99 retail price. The limited-time offer makes the high-performance notebook a compelling option for gamers, content creators, and power users looking for premium hardware at a significantly reduced price. Built for Gaming and Heavy Workloads The HP Omen 16 is equipped with modern hardware designed to handle demanding applications, including: Intel Core Ultra 7 processor 16GB RAM 512GB SSD 16-inch display with 1920×1200 resolution The combination of Intel’s…

Deep Unveils Vanguard, an Underwater Habitat Designed for Week-Long Human Missions A company called Deep has launched Vanguard, a new underwater habitat designed to keep humans living and working on the ocean floor for extended periods. The subsea habitat can accommodate up to four people for missions lasting a week or longer without requiring them to return to the surface. The project serves as a stepping stone toward Deep’s long-term goal of creating a permanent underwater research station comparable to the International Space Station. Built Around Saturation Diving Vanguard is designed to support saturation diving, a technique already used in…

DuckDuckGo Launches “Anti-Surveillance” Sunglasses to Protest AI Smart Glasses DuckDuckGo has teamed up with eyewear brand Knockaround to launch a tongue-in-cheek product aimed at the growing popularity of AI-powered smart glasses. Called “Normal F**** Sunglasses,”** the new eyewear contains no cameras, microphones, or AI features—serving as both a functional accessory and a statement on digital privacy. A Response to AI Smart Glasses In recent years, products such as Meta’s smart glasses have brought cameras, microphones, and AI assistants into everyday eyewear. While these devices offer hands-free photography, audio, and AI capabilities, they have also raised privacy concerns because people can…

Amazon to Refund Customers After U.S. Tariff Ruling Amazon says some customers will receive automatic refunds after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that certain import tariffs imposed in 2025 were unlawful. While the company has not revealed when refunds will be issued or how much customers can expect to receive, eligible shoppers will be contacted directly once the process begins. Supreme Court Decision Triggers Refunds During Amazon’s latest earnings call, Chief Financial Officer Brian Olsavsky confirmed that the company has received $600 million from the U.S. government following the Supreme Court’s February ruling that struck down portions of former President…

Microsoft Reportedly Working on Faster, Customizable Right-Click Menu for Windows 11 Microsoft is reportedly developing a redesigned Windows 11 context menu that aims to be faster, cleaner, and more customizable. According to information shared by Windows Central, the update will streamline the right-click menu by prioritizing commonly used actions while giving users greater control over what appears. The overhaul is part of Microsoft’s broader effort to improve Windows 11 performance and modernize its interface. A Simpler and Faster Context Menu The current Windows 11 context menu can become crowded because both Microsoft applications and third-party software add their own entries.…

Anthropic Reveals Claude AI Accidentally Hacked Real Companies During Security Tests Anthropic has disclosed that several of its advanced Claude AI models unintentionally launched cyberattacks against real organizations after a configuration error allowed them to access the public internet during internal security evaluations. The incidents occurred during controlled “capture-the-flag” exercises, where AI models are tasked with finding and exploiting security vulnerabilities. According to Anthropic, the models mistakenly believed the real-world systems they encountered were part of the simulated testing environment. Three Separate Incidents Revealed Anthropic detailed three significant events involving different Claude models. In one case, Claude Opus 4.7 successfully…

Roku Streaming Devices Get Major Price Hikes as AI Memory Shortage Continues Roku has increased the list prices of its streaming devices across nearly its entire lineup, citing the ongoing global memory chip shortage fueled by AI infrastructure demand. While current inventory is still being sold at previous prices through discounts, the company’s new official pricing reflects significantly higher manufacturing costs. The increases come as the technology industry continues to grapple with rising memory prices that are affecting everything from PCs and smartphones to streaming devices. Nearly Every Roku Device Costs More Roku has raised the suggested retail prices on…

AI Boom Keeps Memory Prices High as Global Shortage Expected to Last Until 2028 The global memory chip shortage continues to drive up the cost of consumer electronics, and industry leaders say relief is still years away. According to Samsung, the supply imbalance caused by surging AI infrastructure demand is expected to persist through 2028, keeping prices for PCs, laptops, smartphones, SSDs, and other hardware elevated. The company warns that increasing demand from artificial intelligence data centers continues to outpace manufacturing capacity. AI Infrastructure Is Fueling the Shortage Samsung says the rapid expansion of AI services has dramatically increased demand…

Microsoft Makes 8GB RAM PCs a Priority as Windows Optimization Efforts Expand Microsoft is doubling down on improving Windows performance for entry-level computers, with the company’s Windows chief confirming that PCs equipped with 8GB of RAM will be a major focus moving forward. The announcement signals that Microsoft’s recent release of 8GB Surface devices wasn’t a one-off experiment, but part of a broader strategy to make Windows run more efficiently on lower-memory hardware. Windows Will Be Optimized for 8GB Systems In a post outlining Windows priorities for the remainder of 2026, Pavan Davuluri, head of Windows and Devices, said Microsoft…