Apple just reported another quarter of accelerating growth with barely a dent in its capital spending. Its big-tech peers, meanwhile, are on track to pour more than $700 bill...
Starbucks rolled out an ambitious automated inventory system across more than 11,000 North American stores last year. Nine months later the coffee giant killed it. The decisi...
Samsung has held its Galaxy S Ultra models to a 5,000mAh battery for years. That limit defined the S20 Ultra through the S26 Ultra. Fans complained. Competitors pulled ahead ...
Amazon just filed paperwork with regulators to loft another 5,105 satellites into low Earth orbit. The goal? Connect ordinary smartphones directly to space for voice calls, t...
Amazon just filed paperwork with regulators to loft another 5,105 satellites into low Earth orbit. The goal? Connect ordinary smartphones directly to space for voice calls, t...
Jeff Bezos has poured more than $28 billion of his own money into Blue Origin over the past quarter century. That figure, impressive on its own, no longer covers the bills. L...
Robert Kiyosaki has issued stark warnings before. Markets shrugged them off. This time, the Rich Dad Poor Dad author points to 2026. He sees a potential collapse tha...
Developers building with Google's generative tools expect their work to stick around. Yet a persistent problem in Google AI Studio has chats disappearing without warning or u...
Microsoft on Monday rolled out its first purpose-built cybersecurity model and an ambitious new platform that deploys coordinated teams of AI agents across enterprise environ...
Security teams thought they had seen every trick in the book for keeping botnets alive. Then came Dysphoria.This Internet of Things operation emerged in the first mont...
Burnout rates in technology climbed again last year. The irony runs thick. Tools that promise to accelerate work by factors of two to one hundred times have instead left many...
Astronomers have uncovered an object so peculiar that it defies easy categorization. The discovery, reported just days ago, centers on a body with roughly the mass of Jupiter...
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission wants to drop a core safety tenet that for half a century has required nuclear facilities to keep radiation doses to workers and the public ...
Immigration and Customs Enforcement is set to pay Thomson Reuters $125 million over five years for sweeping access to a database that aggregates names, Social Security number...
Jeremy Allaire sees stablecoins surging far beyond today's scale. The Circle chief executive told CNBC the market now near $1 trillion could reach tens of trillions in coming...
Google keeps a tight grip on the software that powers millions of car dashboards. Yet a few taps in your phone settings open a door to options the company prefers most users ...
Apple stands on the verge of a notable shift in its tablet lineup. The company plans to ship its first iPad with official water resistance later this year. That device? The n...
Tax evasion continues to drain public coffers worldwide. Governments lose hundreds of billions each year. Corporations and wealthy individuals shift profits to low-tax jurisd...
Mark Cuban has never shied away from bold calls on technology. The billionaire entrepreneur and investor now points to open-weight models as the path to the next major advanc...
ChatGPT just changed its tune. Users who once prompted the AI to write in the exact voice of Stephen King or J.K. Rowling now hit a wall. The model refuses. It offers somethi...
Bitcoin shed nearly 40% from its October 2025 peak above $126,000. The drop wasn't gentle. It unraveled assumptions baked into products promising steady income from the asset...
Printers long ago stopped being simple office tools. They became vehicles for recurring revenue. Buy one cheap. Watch the ink warnings pile up. Pay premium prices for cartrid...
Smartphones promise all-day power. Yet many owners watch their devices go black while the battery indicator still reads 15% or higher. The frustration hits hardest during cri...
Longtime Windows users often eye Linux with a mix of curiosity and hesitation. They picture endless terminal commands and compatibility headaches. One writer with a decade on...
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