Bentley's first EV is a 375-mile luxury SUV that hits 60 mph in 2.8 seconds
The Torcal is coming to a garage near you in 2027 for a cool $230,000
SpaceX has stopped taking Falcon 9 bookings past 2028, betting everything on Starship
Starship hasn't reached orbit yet, with its first attempt scheduled for September 28
OpenAI's AI agent breached an Australian government system, and took three months to disclose it
The agent bypassed access restrictions during a research task, with officials now checking for further breaches
Microsoft Office is down to $32 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without paying for any monthly subscriptions, Office 2021 is now available for just $32. All the essentials you need for work or personal projects at 85% off the regular price.
Microsoft revives the Surface Mouse with haptic feedback, six-month battery life
Microsoft's latest Surface peripheral also adds Bluetooth 6.0 and multi-device support
Disney+ raises prices again as ad-free plan climbs to more than three times its launch price
Disney's most popular bundle is one of the few plans avoiding a hike
Rumored specs put Xbox Helix's GPU 40% ahead of PS6 on paper, but TFLOPs don't tell the whole story
Sony and Microsoft have reportedly locked in their next-gen console GPUs
Sweden launches campaign telling people to be ruder as scammers exploit good manners
Don't be afraid to tell a scammer where to go
Adobe Premiere is now available on Android, offering free 4K video editing
No ads, login or watermarks, only AI and cloud storage are paid features
Rayman Legends Retold's PC specs range from a GTX 1660 to an RTX 4080 – with upscaling throughout
Even the lowest 1080p preset includes upscaling, continuing a familiar trend
The GPU Madness Has Come to This: 9070 XT vs. 5060 Ti 16GB
GPU pricing has become so absurd that the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB now costs as much as the RX 9070 XT. We benchmarked both across 52 games to see just how ridiculous the gap has become.
Qualcomm's new chips show how AI agents are tying together phones, laptops, and earbuds
The bet here is that audio AI devices could outpace smart glasses as the future mainstream wearable
Latest Windows 11 update is crashing Battlefield 6, Wardogs, and other Javelin-protected games
Uninstalling the update is the only fix as of now
Motorola partners with Bang & Olufsen to bring high-end audio to its flagship phones
A close cooperation between two companies with a likewise design focus
Rabbit launches OS3, an agentic AI platform for desktop, Telegram, and iMessage
Rabbit is giving up on hardware and betting on software instead
Stanford researchers say the brain is actually two organs pretending to be one
Researchers can now grow hindbrain neurons in a lab for the first time, aiding research into ALS and SMA
This guy has spent two years hunting fake job listings on LinkedIn, and found 60,000 of them
Big quote: Verified profiles, company pages, and polished job listings are being used to lure job seekers into scams that can cost them money or expose their personal information. Jay Jones, a Chicago-area job seeker who calls himself The Profiler, has made it his mission to find them. Since being laid off from an advertising role in late 2023, Jones says he has helped get nearly 60,000 fake job listings removed from the internet, most of them from LinkedIn. He has also flagged about 7,000 profiles that he believes were used in job scams.
What was the first mainstream computer to use USB as the only port for connecting peripherals?
Before USB was everywhere, one computer bet everything on it. Can you name it?
Microsoft's new patent wants Xbox games to rewrite themselves as you play
New quests, characters, and narrative paths would be based on how players interact with the world
Cryptomator encrypts your files and folders before they sync to the cloud
Cloud storage is convenient, but it also means trusting someone else with your files. Cryptomator encrypts them locally before they reach Dropbox, Google Drive, or other cloud service you use. The open-source app uses AES-256 encryption to protect both file contents and filenames, and works across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS.
Raspberry Pi's RAM lock was built to stop scalpers, but it's blocking repairs too
Raspberry Pi says the lock stops resellers from passing off modified boards as factory models
Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 reaches 5GHz while going big on agentic AI
Qualcomm debuts 2nm mobile SoCs
Microsoft takes down EvilTokens phishing service that used AI to mine hacked inboxes for payment fraud
The takeaway: Cybercriminals used a subscription service called EvilTokens to steal access to Microsoft accounts and mine victims' inboxes for payment information, internal reporting lines and trusted business contacts. Microsoft said the platform's AI-assisted tools compromised 12,000 customer accounts at 10,000 organizations over several months.
Meta's Muse AI calls businesses for you, sometimes with a human doing the talking
Meta admitted it was a mistake after a contractor made a racist remark during one call
Researchers found malware that uses four different AI chatbots to run itself, no human hacker needed
The malware shows how LLMs are moving from an attacker productivity tool into attack infrastructure
Crystal ball: Researchers at Cisco Talos have found a Windows malware tool that uses several large language models to help decide what to do on a compromised machine. Its discovery points to a still-limited but growing group of AI-enabled malware that is moving beyond code generation and phishing support.
This $14,200 RTX 5080 gaming PC has 70 metal cherry blossoms that open when it gets hot
It's part gaming PC, part very expensive kinetic sculpture
Microsoft's Automatic Super Resolution upscaling now works on Intel Copilot+ PCs, too
Windows' answer to DLSS is expanding to more laptops, no Nvidia GPU required
Xbox lays off 268 more people as Activision takes over Halo and Bethesda absorbs Obsidian
In a nutshell: The next round of Microsoft's previously announced layoffs includes major studio consolidations and possibly more closures. The Halo franchise just got its biggest shakeup in years as the Xbox manufacturer seeks to cut costs and the number of moving parts. Meanwhile, the fates of Ninja Theory and Arkane Lyon hang in the balance.
A KLM flight turned around after a power bank caught fire, and it belonged to the airline's ex-CEO
The fire broke out nearly six hours into the flight
1Retro adds cloud saves to RetroArch, OpenEmu, and other gaming platforms
1Retro automatically backs up and syncs retro game saves across devices and emulators, letting you pick up where you left off without manually moving files. It works across OS with support for RetroArch, MiSTer, OpenEmu, RetroBat, OnionOS, and more.
China's CXMT just entered mass production of memory chips that can rival Samsung's
CXMT is starting with LPDDR5X chips offering 50% more capacity, targeting phones and laptops
Sega nearly killed Sonic before the movies revived the franchise
Mario almost won the battle once and for all