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...
Ruby developers have long praised the language for its elegance and productivity. Yet the people who keep its open source projects alive face mounting pressures. A new initia...
Power shortages now threaten to slow artificial intelligence. Hyperscalers have responded with a bold move. They are turning to nuclear energy.Microsoft struck a deal ...
Ruby developers have long praised the language for its elegance and productivity. Yet the people who keep its open source projects alive face mounting pressures. A new initia...
Samuel Tunick returned from vacation in the Dominican Republic on January 24, 2025. He stepped off the plane at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson airport expecting the usual cus...
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has made headlines with his prediction that artificial general intelligence could arrive as soon as 2026, a timeline that would compress decades of expecte...
London Gatwick has rolled out the United Kingdom’s first robotic parking system at its South Terminal. The airport teamed with French firm Stanley Robotics to deploy autono...
The launch of Moonshot AI's latest Kimi model sent ripples through Silicon Valley boardrooms and Washington hallways alike. Shares dipped. Executives fired off urgent memos. ...
Texas Instruments posted second-quarter revenue of $5.46 billion. That figure rose 23 percent from a year earlier and topped analyst estimates. The results arrived just days ...
Motorola just struck a deal that could shake up the Android privacy scene. The company announced a long-term partnership with the GrapheneOS Foundation at Mobile World Congre...
Samsung's first tri-fold phone reached U.S. shelves in January. It carried a $2,899 price tag. Buyers snapped up the slim device that unfolded into a 10-inch display. Yet by ...
Models now signal a Pacific warming event so extreme that it stands apart from anything documented in 150 years of observations. Sea surface temperatures in the key Niño 3.4...
Security researchers watched in real time. They fed a single short message into a fresh Claude Cowork session on a Mac. The AI agent didn't stay put. It broke out of its Linu...
Alphabet just rewrote its spending plans once again. The Google parent now expects to pour between $195 billion and $205 billion into capital expenditures this year. That mar...
Moonshot AI has introduced Kimi K3, a significant update to its conversational model that demonstrates notable improvements in reasoning capabilities and context handling. Accor...
As satellites and rockets fill the skies above us, the problem of orbital debris grows more pressing with each launch. When objects in space reach the end of their useful lives,...
Chinese companies are mounting a serious challenge to American dominance in artificial intelligence by developing models that deliver strong performance at a fraction of the usu...
Apple Inc. has pushed back the debut of its long-awaited smart glasses. The company now eyes an unveiling at WWDC in June 2027. Shipments could follow late that year. This ma...
Ubuntu Touch just took a noticeable step forward. The UBports Foundation released version 24.04-2.0 this week. It updates the mobile operating system derived from Ubuntu 24.0...
Linus Torvalds is about to release Linux 7.2-rc5. Tucked inside sits a one-line change that corrects behavior unchanged since 2009. The adjustment targets IPv4 traffic sent a...
FreeBSD users sounded the alarm again this week. A long-running mailing list thread laid bare persistent problems with sound output on the operating system. Random bursts of ...
Nick Clifton, chief maintainer of the GNU Binutils project, announced the arrival of version 2.47 on Sunday. The release arrives just days after glibc 2.44. It sharpens tools...
Linus Torvalds dropped Linux 7.2-rc5 on Sunday. The release candidate lands amid a development cycle that shows few signs of slowing. Developers continue to hammer out fixes ...
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