Bo M2 review: The premium e-scooter unlike anything I’ve ever tested before
Published: Dec 10nd 2025 4:12am on Electrek
I’ve ridden a lot of electric scooters over the years. Most blur together – two wheels, a deck, a motor, and a series of compromises. But every now and then, one stands out. And after a couple of weeks riding the Bo M2 electric scooter, I can confidently say: this one’s different.
The Bo M2 is not your average e-scooter. It’s a purpose-built, premium commuter with some seriously refined features – and a price tag to match. At $2,490, it’s firmly in high-end territory. But for riders who want a serious transportation tool, not a toy, there’s a lot to like here.
more…The new Kia Seltos has EV vibes, but it’s not actually electric
Published: Dec 10nd 2025 3:40am on Electrek
Kia’s flagship compact SUV is returning with a revamped EV-inspired look and hybrid powertrain, but the new Seltos won’t be fully electric.
more…Player Support - 2025 Roundup
Published: Dec 12nd 2025 12:00am on RuneScape Recent News
Let's look back at all the improvements we've made to Player Support in 2025.iOS 26’s new Messages feature got better when I changed this one setting
Published: Dec 10nd 2025 3:03am on 9to5Mac
Apple’s Messages app scored a bunch of new features in iOS 26, including a new ‘Screen Unknown Senders’ option meant to eliminate spam texts. My initial experience with the feature wasn’t great, but tweaking one key setting has changed that.
more…Player Support: 2025 Roundup
Published: Dec 10nd 2025 12:00am on Old School RuneScape Recent News
Let's look back at all the improvements we've made to Player Support in 2025.The new Homey Pro gets faster and smarter for Matter homes with no price increase
Published: Dec 10nd 2025 3:00am on 9to5Mac
Today, Homey has announced the new Homey Pro 2026, and the big update is straightforward: more RAM at the same price point. If you are not already familiar with Homey Pro, it is one of the most interesting home hubs on the market. It supports Matter, Thread, Zigbee, Z Wave, Wi-Fi, and even IR devices together so you can manage your entire home from one place. For people who want a hub that talks to everything and does almost all of its processing locally, Homey Pro has become a really cool option.
more…Here are iPhone’s most downloaded apps and games of 2025
Published: Dec 10nd 2025 2:30am on 9to5Mac
On the heels of unveiling the App Store Awards winners last week, Apple today unveiled the most downloaded apps and games of the year in the United Staes. This year, the most downloaded free iPhone app was ChatGPT, while the top paid iPhone app was HotSchedules.
Meanwhile, the top free iPhone game was Block Blast!, while the top paid iPhone game was Minecraft: Dream it, Build it.
Head below for the full list of the top iPhone and iPad apps games of 2025.
more…Instagram now lets you take control of your feed (somewhat)
Published: Dec 10nd 2025 2:09am on 9to5Mac
A commonly expressed frustration with algorithmically-driven apps like Instagram is that users have no control over their feeds. They are instead shown what the app thinks they want to see, which is often wildly inaccurate.
Meta is promising to provide at least a partial solution to the problem with a new feature called Your Algorithm …
more…Shelly’s new Plug Gen4 is a powerful Matter smart plug for less than $20
Published: Dec 10nd 2025 2:00am on 9to5Mac
I love smart plugs for smart home automations. Smart plugs are one of the easiest ways to start building out a smart home without overwhelming someone. They are easy to install, use, and are usually low-cost. Today, Shelly has released the new Shelly Plug Gen4. Big point up front: it works with Matter, and it’s under $20. For HomeKit users, it is an easy way to add automations, track power usage, and control lamps or small appliances directly from the Home app.
more…Apple reportedly broke the law by ignoring US sanctions on apps
Published: Dec 10nd 2025 1:28am on 9to5Mac
Apple has been accused of breaking the law by failing to comply with US sanctions after the App Store was found to have contain dozens of apps from sanctioned companies. The same was true of Google, though at a smaller scale.
The banned apps were identified by the Tech Transparency Project, which says it demonstrates that Apple failed to live up to its promises that the App Store represents a safe and trusted source …
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