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President Biden signs order limiting the use of commercial spyware

You can now build gaming desktops powered by Intel's Alder Lake-H laptop CPUs

Disney lays off entire division responsible for its metaverse plans

Lyft shakes up top-level management, hires former Amazon executive David Risher as next CEO

Europol warns of ChatGPT's potential criminal applications

Before emerging as the iconic Grand Theft Auto, what was the original GTA going to be called?

Smuggler tries to sneak 239 CPUs past Chinese customs by strapping them to his body

Facepalm: One might imagine that with so many individuals caught smuggling hardware into China, people would decide it just wasn't worth the risk. But no. Not only has another person tried to avoid paying import taxes, but they also broke the record for the number of China-bound processors strapped to their body: an uncomfortable 239 CPUs, worth around $50,000.

Valve is ending Steam support for Windows 7, 8, and 8.1

E-commerce company with hundreds of millions of users accused of distributing Android malware

Apple iOS 17 to include many requested features, expected to be a big one

Intel NUC 13 Pro "Arena Canyon" kits start at $340

New Microsoft Teams promises twice the speed

How a hobbyist ran a ChatGPT client on a 1984 IBM PC

Farming Simulator plows the way for equipment manufacturers' ad campaigns

Does Android need saving? If yes, here's how to do it.

Editor's take: Android is a hot mess. Google should make it truly open source. This would relieve them of a major antitrust vulnerability and infuse a massive amount of energy to the project.

Rufus to end Windows 7 support soon

Emotet phishing campaign masquerading as W-9 tax form

Ford teases "epic sequel" to the all-electric F-150 Lightning

Ammo manufacturer can't make extra artillery shells because TikTok data center is using all the electricity

WTF?! TikTok often makes headlines over claims that its user data is shared with the Chinese government, but it seems the company is also having an unintended (or possibly intended) impact on one of Europe's largest ammunition manufacturers.

Falling raw material prices are making EVs more affordable

Tim Cook praises China, calls its relationship with Apple "symbiotic"

What just happened? Between chip-related export controls and tensions over Taiwan, relations between the US and China are at a nadir, but that hasn't stopped many top tech executives, including Apple CEO Tim Cook, from singing the country's praises at the 2023 China Development Forum.