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Google is testing a new homepage that buries the search button for AI

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Ripple effect: Just like any other big tech corporation these days, Google is investing massive sums in turning AI into a new money-printing machine. The actual results are still not there, and the company might be willing to test its users' tolerance to make an even more mainstream business out of Gemini.

Google first introduced AI Mode in March 2025, explaining that the experimental feature would bring more Gemini-based capabilities to its traditional Search experience. About a year later, Mountain View could be ready to go all-in on AI, chatbots, and AI agents, having already swallowed up traditional web content, the advertising business, and the free web browser market.

As spotted by Search Engine Watch, Google's latest "experiment"is a new Search homepage shown to users who have not signed into their...

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Modders are trying to bring Game Pass and Xbox games to Mac and Linux

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. The big picture: Combined with compatibility layers such as Wine and Proton, third-party apps like Heroic Games Launcher have made games from multiple PC storefronts accessible on Linux and macOS. The Xbox Store, including

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Remember When Gaming Mice Had More Buttons? The Razer Naga V3 Pro Does

One of my first gaming mice was the original Razer Naga Epic, which I was gifted as a teenager alongside my first gaming PC. Gaming has changed a lot in the past 15 years, and yet, the Razer Naga line hasn't changed much. It's general shape

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Laser Power System Allows Drones To Fly Without Battery Swaps

Imagine UAVs that can stay in the air indefinitely. Researchers have taken a major step toward that reality with the development of a wing-mounted receiver that allows the craft to wirelessly recharge via ground-based green laser beams. Published in the Matter & Light journal, a study led by Han Jianhua

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I put the Garmin Fenix 8 Pro microLED through hell over months of adventure, and it really does justify its massive price tag

The Garmin Fenix Pro 8 microLED hits the pinnacle of multisport smartwatch performance with a screen built from more than 400,000 individual LEDs, which pump out 4,500 NITs of light to throw serious shade on the Apple Watch Ultra 3’s 3,000 NITs. In real-world use, the

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Modders are trying to bring Game Pass and Xbox games to Mac and Linux

Remember When Gaming Mice Had More Buttons? The Razer Naga V3 Pro Does

Laser Power System Allows Drones To Fly Without Battery Swaps

I put the Garmin Fenix 8 Pro microLED through hell over months of adventure, and it really does justify its massive price tag