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Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold Review: Solid Foldable, but Not a True Pro Device

The Pixel 11 Pro Fold ships in just two colors and retains Google's asymmetrical hinge design, resulting in a noticeable crease and uneven thickness when unfolded. It features two bright OLED displays capable of 3,600 nits and 120Hz refresh rates, runs on the new Tensor G6 chip with up to 1TB storage, and adds a minor color-LED notification feature called HiLight.

Wirecutter-style test names Andery MagSafe mount and Andobil vent mount top car phone holders

A hands-on review of 2026 car phone mounts singles out the Andery aluminum-arm MagSafe mount for its strong suction cup, 22-magnet ring with airflow venting, and low-profile 360-degree rotating design that doesn't obstruct the driver's view. The Andobil vent/windshield/dash mount is named the top universal pick for its mechanical side-loading grip that fits larger phones without added bulk, priced around $27 after discount.

Anthropic's flagship AI model sees weak enterprise uptake as cheaper rivals gain ground

New spending data from payments firm Ramp, covering 70,000 US companies, shows Anthropic's top-tier model Fable 5 accounts for just 11 percent of total spending on the company's AI tools. Businesses are increasingly reserving expensive frontier models for complex tasks while routing routine work to cheaper options, including Anthropic's own older models and open-weight offerings from Chinese competitors.

CNET rounds up top smart home gadgets for home office desks

CNET published a guide recommending smart devices to upgrade home desks and offices, starting with a smart surge protector like Tapo's model that lets users label, remotely control, and track energy use of connected devices. The guide also highlights smart speakers, such as Google's newest model, for hands-free reminders, timers, and voice commands while working.

Food safety experts point to meat thermometers as key defense against salmonella outbreaks

As salmonella outbreaks spread across more than 30 states this summer, affecting products from eggs to nut butters, WIRED's cooking technology reviewer highlights that proper cooking temperatures remain the most reliable way to kill the bacteria. Despite most households owning a food thermometer, surveys show over 70 percent of Americans rarely use one to check whether food has reached safe internal temperatures.

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