Peloton is making a serious play for Australian living rooms and home gyms. The fitness brand has taken the wraps off an expanded treadmill portfolio, led by the space-conscious Peloton Tread Flex and the camera-assisted Peloton Tread Vision. Treadmills are traditionally massive, heavy steel frames that dominate spare bedrooms or garages. With this updated lineup,
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- September 20, 2026
There’s a frightening new digital threat that Android users should be aware of. New AI-powered malware called RatHat can automatically gain admin-level control over your Android device, stealing whatever it wants. RatHat was discovered by mobile security firm Zimperium, which notes that the program tricks people into downloading what appears to be a legitimate app,
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- September 17, 2026
Garbage trucks now do more than just pick up tossed-out food scraps and junk. They also snitch on people with unkempt lawns. In at least four states (California, Georgia, South Carolina, Texas), some city-run sanitation vehicles are being outfitted with AI-equipped cameras from a company called City Detect. The cameras quietly snap photos of residents’
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