Samsung walks back S26 Ultra "10-bit" claim as privacy display raises brightness questions
Early briefings misstated color depth, and the company is now correcting the record
Scalper bots are now scraping DDR5 memory supply chains as AI data centers consume more RAM
Automated scrapers are crawling everything from retail kits to DIMM sockets and industrial DDR5 suppliers
Nokian unveils winter tire with retractable studs powered purely by material science
New tire responds to temperature, adding grip on ice and backing off on dry roads
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.
Diamond-cooled AMD Instinct MI350X servers get major $300 million customer
Synthetic diamond heat spreaders aim to boost performance per watt
Apple unveils updated Studio Display and new Studio Display XDR with mini-LED and 120Hz
The XDR display downgrades resolution but adds 120Hz, Thunderbolt 5, camera, and adjustable stand for $3,300
Speedtest and Downdetector sold to Accenture as part of $1.2 billion deal
Ziff Davis wants to focus on the likes of IGN and Mashable
Apple accidentally reveals "MacBook Neo," the long-rumored low-cost MacBook
The mysterious listing hints at a smaller, colorful MacBook powered by iPhone chips
Leaked government-grade iPhone hacking tools now used to steal crypto and data from users
Tens of thousands of iPhones may have been infected by a leaked exploit framework once tied to spies
South Korea's tax office lost millions in crypto after accidentally posting the wallet's master key
A basic security lapse raises bigger questions about crypto oversight
Facepalm: Last month, South Korea's National Police Agency realized that 22 Bitcoin had been missing for years after officials failed to transfer the seized funds to a state-owned wallet. Now the country's National Tax Service has stumbled into an even more damaging mistake – effectively handing cybercriminals the keys to confiscated crypto.
Apple unveils MacBook Pro with M5 Pro and M5 Max, refreshes MacBook Air with M5
Pricing starts at $1,099 for MacBook Air and $2,199 for new faster MacBook Pro
A rewritable hard drive made of DNA? Researchers say it's possible
A highly interdisciplinary approach seeking significant technology breakthroughs
Jolla Sailfish pitches a "European phone" for users wary of Google and Apple
Linux-based OS, modular hardware, and a privacy-first roadmap
OpenAI revises Pentagon contract to curb mass surveillance, but critics warn of major loopholes
The amended contract still allows the government to "unintentionally" spy on US citizens
Qualcomm is getting ready for Wi-Fi 8 this year, 6G in 2029
The next great hope for AI
ASML looks beyond EUV, plans new tools for larger chips and 3D packaging
The company is exploring technologies to stack, bond, and scale chips beyond two-dimensional limits
Those cheap Windows and Office keys might come from a federal crime
Florida woman sentenced to 22 months in prison and fined $50,000 in Microsoft product key trafficking case
Nvidia's plan to open-source 6G might be bad news for the companies that built 5G
Trouble ahead for Ericsson and Nokia?
The big picture: 6G is still years away from showing up in anyone's phone, but the fight over how it gets built is already underway. One big factor behind it is that it's expected to be far more reliant on AI than 5G ever was. Nvidia, for its part, has a pretty clear answer – it wants those networks running on its chips. And to get there, the company is leaning hard into something the telecom industry has historically wanted nothing to do with: open source.
Starlink Mobile is rolling out V2 satellites that promise 100x data density from orbit
SpaceX second-gen network pushes closer to delivering "5G from space"
-
NOT EVERYONE IS HAPPY
Windows 11 hits 72% share as Windows 10 fades
-
WEIRD SCIENCE
This $35,000 computer made of living human neurons can run Doom
-
$100 DIY
Hackers can now track your car's location through tire pressure sensors
-
PC GAMING
Steam survey just flipped: new top GPU, Windows 11 crashes?
-
WEARABLES
New Android app alerts you when someone nearby is wearing smart glasses
-
THE WEB
The world's first transatlantic fiber cable is being pulled off the ocean floor
DirectX just made shader execution reordering official, boosting ray tracing performance in games
Big performance gains for Intel Arc Battlemage and likely next-gen AMD GPUs
Washington state bill would ban employers from forcibly microchipping workers
Welcome to the world of tomorrow
Charter's Cox deal approved: Higher broadband prices could follow as FCC clears $34.5B merger
The merger would vault Charter ahead of Comcast while erasing one of the few remaining independent cable players
Samsung Wallet can now store your house keys in your phone
Coming this month to Aqara, Nuki, Schlage, and Ultraloq smart locks
AI-driven warfare is here, and the Iran strikes show how fast it's advancing
AI is Identifying bombing targets faster than "the speed of thought"
TCL brings AMOLED to its paper-like Nxtpaper concept phone
The anti-glare panel reaches 3,200 nits while cutting blue light emissions to 2.9%
The Best Gaming Monitors... in $100 Increments
Got a budget for your next gaming monitor? We've tested the best options from $150 to $1,500 and picked the top choice at every price point - no fluff, just clear recommendations that make buying easy.
Microsoft blocks the word 'Microslop' in Copilot Discord, and the server melts down
What started as spam control became a microcosm of the company's broader AI struggle
A stolen Gemini API key turned a $180 bill into $82,000 in two days
API key compromise exposes the financial risks of usage-based AI services
Apple's iPad Air gets M4 performance upgrade without price increase
Apple's M4 chip comes to the iPad Air for the first time
AirPods 4 with ANC drop to $119, near their lowest price ever
Apple AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation are now available for $119. The updated model adds Adaptive Audio and improved voice clarity while retaining seamless iOS integration and wireless charging. At this price, they're a compelling option for anyone who wants Apple's ecosystem features without stepping up to the Pro lineup.
Apple unveils iPhone 17e with A19 chip and MagSafe charging starting at $599
The takeaway: Apple has unveiled its next budget smartphone, the iPhone 17e, featuring several upgrades over its predecessor. The most notable additions include MagSafe support, a more powerful processor, an improved cellular modem, enhanced screen protection, and double the base storage capacity. Despite these improvements, the iPhone 17e is expected to retain the same starting price as the model it replaces.
390TB game archive Myrient to shut down as storage costs surge
The site's operator is losing about $6,000 each month
Load More Stories…