Author: InfoForTech

Gentle Monster shared that its “Intelligent Eyewear” will be available to pre-order on November 12. Gentle Monster Gentle Monster has announced its version of Google’s Android XR smart glasses will launch in December, and its website says pre-orders open on November 12, the same date Warby Parker appeared to accidentally share on Thursday. Both eyewear brands, along with Samsung, are Google’s partners on the project, which is set up to be both a competitor to Meta’s smart glasses and a revival (of a sort) of Google Glass. Google itself has yet to confirm either date. The…

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Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries across the board, and dentistry is no exception. From diagnostic imaging to patient communication, AI-powered tools are finding their way into modern dental practices at a remarkable pace. As these technologies become more accessible, both patients and practitioners are starting to ask a genuinely important question: can AI improve how dental treatment is planned and delivered? Based on current research and real-world application, the answer appears to be a resounding yes. AI in dentistry is not some distant concept reserved for research labs. It is already being used in clinics to analyze X-rays, detect cavities,…

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It may be a little soon to determine the ultimate winners and losers among enterprise suppliers after the midterm elections, but the early line is: Big Tech wins and data center suppliers operators such as chipmakers and neoclouds lose. Or will everybody lose? The day after the elections, stocks of many tech companies shot up, a bit paradoxically because investors apparently believe potential limits on AI and data centers could tamp down spending on compute and thus improve tech company margins that have made investors nervous. But then on Thursday, tech stocks almost across the board plunged back down even…

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There are tons of items marked down to super-low prices on Amazon right now, especially as we get closer to Black Friday. Score deals on items from tech to home and everything in between. Today, you can score the Dyson Ball Animal 3 vacuum for an impressive $150 off. You can also get the latest Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K for over half off. Finally, you can grab the Anker Soundcore P30I earbuds for a huge 50% off, all at Amazon. I’ve been tracking the prices of tech gear and home finds on Amazon, and these are the best deals available today. Keep in mind that these offers…

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DuckDuckGo is courting schools after Google tied search to AI. Will privacy-focused search engines finally break tech monopolies in edtech? DuckDuckGo is swooping in to rescue school districts frustrated by Google’s aggressive push to force artificial intelligence into public education. The privacy-first search engine started actively courting K-12 administrators this week, positioning itself as a clean, reliable alternative. The move directly exploits widespread backlash over Google’s recent policy shift. Google sparked outrage by giving schools a rigid ultimatum: keep AI Overviews turned on, or lose access to basic Google Search entirely. Tech executives claim the AI features are too deeply…

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[This is a sponsored article with Malaysian Research Accelerator for Technology and Innovation (MRANTI).] Malaysian technology companies will soon be able to bring our innovations to international markets, specifically Central Asia, thanks to a new partnership with Kazakhstan.  This was formalised just yesterday (November 4, 2026) through a tripartite Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) with Malaysian Research Accelerator for Technology and Innovation (MRANTI), the Malaysia Smart Cities Alliance Association (MSCA) and the Alatau City Authority Special Management Organization (SMO), this will open doors for local firms to test technologies, explore market opportunities, and commercialise solutions in Kazakhstan. The partnership was highlighted…

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OpenAI has announced GPT-6 Cyber, an AI model built for security research. The company says it is far better at finding and fixing security flaws than GPT-5.6 Cyber, and its most notable result for everyday users involves Firefox. During a research campaign, GPT-6 Cyber found 81 new flaws in the browser, all of which Mozilla rated as high severity. Several earlier AI models had already tested Firefox, so these bugs slipped past a lot of scrutiny. The model also proposed patches and showed that 30 bugs already on record were more dangerous than reported. Mozilla has since released fixes for…

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Agility Robotics co-founder and Chief Robot Officer Jonathan Hurst and the company’s Digit 5 humanoid robot, which was designed to work alongside people without a safety barrier. Agility began trading on the Nasdaq on Thursday. (Agility Robotics Photos) Agility Robotics of Salem, Ore., made its Nasdaq debut Thursday as the first publicly traded U.S. company devoted solely to humanoid robots — offering an ambitious vision for how the technology will change work, and a cautious view of how long it will take. “Maybe we’ll never have faster-than-light travel. Maybe we’ll never have transporters from Star Trek,” said Jonathan Hurst, the…

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Top VPNs ComparedOther VPNs We’ve TestedSurfshark: I’ve used Surfshark personally for a few years, and I’d still be using it if Proton didn’t impress me so much. Surfshark is dead simple to use. It pops up and connects before swiftly getting out of my way so I can get on with my day. If you spring for a two-year plan, it’s cheap. You can score over two years for around $54 with the Starter plan.If you want to dig in deeper, you can. Surfshark is one of the most feature-rich VPNs I’ve used, sporting the basics like a double-hop connection…

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DNS turns domain names into IP addresses, and many network services depend on it. Attackers know that. They abuse DNS tunneling to build covert channels for data exfiltration and command-and-control (C2), hiding malicious traffic inside what looks like ordinary DNS queries. Many firewalls let DNS through with little inspection, which is part of why the technique works. This guide covers common DNS tunneling detection methods, how to read a DNS tunneling PCAP, and how to prevent, block, and mitigate tunnels. What is a DNS Tunneling Attack? In a DNS tunneling attack, the attacker packs data into DNS queries and responses…

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