Amazon poised to end reliance on USPS as it expands its own delivery network
Amazon was responsible for 7.5% of USPS revenue last year
After nearly 30 years, Micron is shutting down Crucial and leaving the consumer RAM market
The memory goes to AI now, not your gaming rig
Nvidia's new Game Ready driver boosts Battlefield 6, restores PhysX support
Nvidia's latest GeForce Game Ready driver prepares systems for Battlefield 6's Winter Offensive update, delivering optimizations and DLSS 4 features. Nvidia is also restoring GPU-accelerated PhysX support for several beloved 32-bit classics, including Borderlands 2, Arkham City, Metro 2033, and more.
Microsoft Office is down to $35 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without paying any subscriptions, Office 2021 is now available for just $35. All the essential tools you need for work or personal projects at over 80% off the regular price.
Dell Pro Precision leak reveals early Panther Lake CPU and Xe3 iGPU performance
Panther Lake laptop iGPU outperforms Radeon 840M
Russia bans Roblox over claims it spreads extremist and LGBTQ "propaganda"
Roblox has been downloaded 70 million times in Russia on mobile alone
Ex-Windows developer, Task Manager creator says Windows 11 needs an XP Service Pack 2 moment
Dave Plummer believes Microsoft should focus on security and performance over AI features
AI devices are just "solutions looking for a problem," says Logitech CEO
Even AI fans quesiton the point of AI gadgets
Sundar Pichai says Google will deploy solar-powered data centers in space by 2027
Could be cheaper than running power-hungry data centers on Earth
Valve is developing an Android-Linux bridge for Steam called "Lepton"
Steam Frame is likely the main reason behind Lepton
CD Projekt Red still plans three Witcher games in six years, but the clock hasn't started yet
The absolute earliest we can expect The Witcher 6 is 2033
SmartTube has been compromised, Android TV users need to switch to the new build now
Popular app was flagged after its developer's computer was hit with malware
Norton releases Neo, another AI browser with built-in safety tools
Norton's Neo is a new browser that adds the usual AI features like page summarization and other quick queries, plus it includes the company's security tools such as tracking protection, phishing defenses, and ad blocking. Neo joins a growing category of AI browsers alongside options like OpenAI Atlas and Perplexity Comet.
Console modder builds smallest-ever PlayStation motherboard using original hardware
A quarter the size of the motherboard in the already compact PS One
Android 16 QPR2: What's new as Google moves to twice-yearly OS releases
From smarter alerts to expanded dark mode, here's what's changed
Amazon is building AI "factories" to run Trainium and GPU racks inside customer data centers
AWS wants to help companies train models on their own data
xAI employee praised by collegues for working 36 hours without sleep
One employee mocked work-life balance
Microsoft Teams may soon tell your boss when you enter or leave the office
New location detection feature is sparking worries about employee surveillance
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AI
We found 8 Nano Banana Pro images that show Google is the new benchmark in AI art
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SOFTWARE
Nearly a billion PCs are still running Windows 10, 50% are too old to upgrade
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WTF
Amazon data center linked to rare cancers and miscarriages in Oregon, report warns
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MOBILE
Samsung finally unveiled the Galaxy Z TriFold
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GPU
Nvidia dominates discrete GPU market with 92% share despite shifting focus to AI
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FUTUROLOGY
New nanotech generator could replace batteries in tiny devices
Sam Altman orders "code red" for ChatGPT as rival AI models catch up
Under pressure from Google Gemini and Anthropic's Claude
The OLED Burn-In Test: 21-Month Update
We've spent 21 months stress-testing a 4K OLED with nonstop productivity work. Now, after 5,000 hours of static use on our MSI 321URX, it's time to revisit how burn-in is shaping the panel.
Steam could be headed to phones, tablets, and other Arm hardware
Fex emulation is laying the groundwork to bring Windows x86 games to mobile platforms
India orders mandatory security app on phones, Apple refuses to comply (Update)
A government app that can't be removed is at the center of India's latest tech clash
No, ChatGPT is not starting to show users ads, says OpenAI
Those things that look like ads are really just unpaid, out-of-context app suggestions
Nvidia dominates discrete GPU market with 92% share despite shifting focus to AI
AMD and Intel gain market share, but remain minor players
Ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is back in chipmaking with an xLight deal worth up to $150M
Gelsinger pitches free-electron lasers as next step for Moore's Law
Raspberry Pi 5 gets a new 1GB model – and a wave of price hikes
The global memory crunch just made Raspberry Pi boards more expensive
A supervolcano caldera in the US could host the world's largest lithium deposit to date
A potential boon for the tech industry, a contentious issue for people living nearby
Magician's implanted RFID chip is now useless after he forgets the password
The magician used the implant for smartphone tricks and Bitcoin experiments
The PlayStation 5 is powered by a GPU roughly equal to which PC graphics card?
Is it closest to a Radeon, GeForce, or Intel graphics equivalent?
Online shoppers in New York are seeing a new warning: "This price was set by an algorithm"
New York now requires retailers to admit when prices come from your personal data
Charlie Kirk leads Wikipedia's 2025 most-read list with nearly 45 million views
Trump, Musk, and Ed Gein also appeared in the top ten
LocalSend is a private and cross-platform alternative to AirDrop
LocalSend is an open-source app that enables fast, private file transfers between nearby devices without relying on an internet connection. It works across all major operating systems, using a REST API and HTTPS encryption to communicate over your local network.
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