Elon Musk moved fast. In the summer of 2024 his artificial intelligence venture xAI broke ground on what it called Colossus. The project promised the world's largest supercom...
Microsoft has once again shattered records for the sheer volume of security fixes released in a single Patch Tuesday update, announcing fixes for 622 unique vulnerabilities this...
Samsung just dropped a major update for its foldable lineup. The company announced Flex Titanium technology on July 15, 2026. It targets the persistent crease that has define...
Microsoft’s Secure Boot mechanism, a cornerstone of modern PC security since its introduction in 2012, has been trivially bypassable for most of its existence. Researchers ...
Microsoft has once again shattered records for the sheer volume of security fixes released in a single Patch Tuesday update, announcing fixes for 622 unique vulnerabilities this...
Samsung just dropped a major update for its foldable lineup. The company announced Flex Titanium technology on July 15, 2026. It targets the persistent crease that has define...
Microsoft’s Secure Boot mechanism, a cornerstone of modern PC security since its introduction in 2012, has been trivially bypassable for most of its existence. Researchers ...
Samsung Display has spent years showing off ideas that bend, stretch and unspool. A recent lab tour gave reporters a look at prototypes that turn phones into tablets without ...
Anthropic just wrote a check for 10 million Canadian dollars. The money targets research labs scattered from Edmonton to Montreal to Toronto. But this isn't simple charity or...
Samsung just dropped details on its most significant foldable display upgrade in years. The company calls it Flex Titanium. And it arrives at a moment when consumers have gro...
Google Cloud customers relying on VMware Engine for stretched clusters woke up to a harsh surprise on July 14. Their high-availability setup simply stopped working. No dramat...
OpenAI once positioned itself as a champion of openness. Its actions tell a different story. The company just made its Codex coding agent less transparent. It now encrypts in...
Police websites rarely make headlines for design choices. Yet the Vancouver Police Department's prominent red button has drawn notice. It promises a fast way out. One click a...
Owners of the freshly revived Pebble Time 2 smartwatch started noticing something alarming last week. Their devices, praised for long battery life and that signature always-o...
Alice Gilman sat down for a podcast interview back in February. She spoke openly about her startup's vision for growing structures packed with functioning organs yet stripped...
Volkswagen has officially entered the electric bicycle market with the launch of its first smart e-bike models, marking a significant step for the German automaker into personal...
Boston Dynamics has a new idea for its four-legged machine. The company wants Spot, its well-known robotic dog, to help deliver packages straight to front doors. A fresh demo...
Samsung faces another display headache with its flagship Galaxy S26 Ultra. Users across forums and social platforms have spotted a persistent reddish discoloration smack in t...
Governor Gavin Newsom wasted little time. On July 13, 2026, he signed SB 168 into law. The measure creates MyFirstEV. It delivers an instant $3,500 discount at ...
Software teams have long treated open source libraries as free resources. Grab them, deploy them, move on. But that assumption now shows dangerous cracks. Chris Ford and Rich...
Plex went dark on July 14. Thousands of users suddenly found themselves locked out of their own media libraries. The popular platform for organizing and streami...
Google marked the 25th anniversary of its Images service with a stark redesign. The familiar clean search box at images.google.com has vanished. In its place sits a dynamic, ...
Google promised Android 17 would refine the Pixel experience. Instead, it introduced headaches for gamers. Owners of the Pixel 10 Pro and earlier models report sudden frame d...
Security researchers uncovered a dormant data collector tucked inside ModHeader, a widely used browser extension for editing HTTP headers. The tool once boasted roughly 1.6 m...
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