… On May 20, Amazon will stop supporting any of its Kindle devices released in 2012 or earlier. That means these devices—even if they’re perfectly functional—won’t be able to connect to the Kindle Store to download new ebooks. …
… I expect we'll see partnerships roll out to offer these again, similar to how Google discontinued the popular Google Nest Protect and partnered with First Alert on a new smoke detector. Google does seem to still support all its old devices, but I don't love that they don't stick around. …
… As the golden rule of cybersecurity goes: Updates keep devices secure. “We have these devices in Iraq, Afghanistan, Ukraine, Russia, China. …
… This includes Sora, as well as a browser, a family of hardware devices, robots, and Codex, its AI-powered coding agent. …
… It’s also compatible with the new Locate feature rolling out to Gen 2 devices and newer, allowing users to track misplaced rings and charging cases through the Oura app. …
… As Chris Sonderby, Meta vice president and deputy general counsel, put it in a statement on Wednesday, “we will continue to invest in technology and partnerships to stay ahead of these adversaries.”
… It will be deployed on consumer devices—laptops and smartphones—in 2027. …
… Gemini Intelligence Google is officially packaging many of the new Gemini features it introduced on flagship smartphones in recent months as “Gemini Intelligence,” which brings the best of Gemini to some of the most advanced devices on the market. …
… Updated May 2026: I've added all new gifts to this guide for 2026. …
… Wiz’s Read recommends safeguards such as “age-gating” updates to open source tools—vetting and installing security updates but otherwise holding off on immediate updates to code that’s been newly published and may be malicious. …