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Google is no longer building its own augmented reality glasses, North America’s first hydrogen-powered train debuts in Canada, Microsoft is already offering a generative AI certification program.
TikTok is killing off its BeReal clone, The SAE is creating a standardized version of Tesla's EV charging plug, SoftBank gave $170m to a social app whose users mostly didn't exist.
NASA is creating a ChatGPT-like AI assistant for astronauts, The verdict on Google’s Pixel Fold, Netflix is removing its 'basic' plan in Canada.
NASA can now recycle 98 percent of astronaut pee on the ISS into drinkable water, YouTube is reportedly testing online games for mobile and desktop, Apple’s Vision Pro headset may not come with a top strap in the box.
Zuck v. Musk is apparently the cage fight everyone wants to see, Sony plans to keep making smartphones for at least a few more years, E3 2024 and 2025 aren't canceled (yet).
Popular parts of Reddit welcomed adult content to protest the company’s API changes, A 'Super Mario RPG' remake is coming to Nintendo Switch on November 17th, Cellular satellite test successfully beams 4G data from space to a regular phone.
AI-generated music won’t win a Grammy anytime soon, Amazon Prime Day kicks off July 11th this year, Apple's expanded self-repair program covers the iPhone 14 and newer MacBooks.
The FCC is preparing to take a 'fresh look' at internet data caps, Samsung brings its self-repair program to the UK, The verdict on Google’s Pixel Tablet.
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Apple finally announces the 15-inch MacBook Air for $1,299, Apple reveals its $3,499 Vision Pro mixed reality headset, Reddit communities are 'going dark' to protest changes that would hurt third-party apps.
Amazon reportedly explores free cell phone service for Prime subscribers, Scientists claim first successful transmission of space-based solar power to Earth, Even the cheapest Tesla Model 3 now qualifies for the full $7,500 tax credit.
Meta announces its new mixed-reality headset, the Quest 3, Apple is reportedly testing high-end Macs powered by its new M2 chips, Motorola's folding Razr+ has a giant external display.
What to expect from Apple’s WWDC 2023, Riot threatens to cancel a 'League of Legends' esports season after a player revolt, Range Rover’s next luxury add-on is a car seat that vibrates to music.
Industry leaders say AI presents 'risk of extinction' on par with nuclear war, Google's Pixel Watch 2 may address the wearable’s biggest problem, Amazon ditches Alexa’s celebrity voices.
NASA's SLS rocket is $6 billion over budget already, NVIDIA's generative AI lets gamers converse with NPCs, Tesla will open its Supercharger network to other EVs in Canada.
Sony reveals a PS5 streaming handheld, ‘Project Q’, Twitter struggled with Ron DeSantis’ presidential bid announcement, iOS 17 will reportedly turn your locked iPhone into a smart display.
Amazon's latest Fire tablet is a $230 Android-powered 2-in-1, Dyson claims its next-gen robot vacuum with twice the suction of rivals, Netflix starts charging for account sharing in the US.
WhatsApp finally lets you fix typos in sent messages, TikTok is suing Montana over statewide ban, Lego’s latest set is a Pac-Man arcade machine with a crank.
Apple rejected 1,679,694 App Store submissions in 2022, Meta could launch a Twitter competitor as early as next month, Disney’s pricey, immersive Star Wars hotel is shutting down.
ChatGPT has an official iPhone app, Heinz Remix is the sauce dispenser of your dreams, 'Grand Theft Auto VI' could land as early as 2024.
‘The New York Times’ built a standalone app for audio journalism, Logitech teams up with iFixit for self-repair programs,
Samsung is reportedly sourcing OLED TV panels from rival LG, Apple's Assistive Access simplifies iOS 16 for people with cognitive disabilities, YouTube’s recommendations are leading kids to gun videos, report says.
This company will give you a free TV if you watch non-stop ads, Google will pay Texas $8 million to settle claims of 'deceptive' Pixel 4 ads, The EU approves Microsoft's Activision Blizzard takeover.
Apple's 'M3 Pro' chipset could feature 12 CPU cores, Twitter has a new CEO,
PlayStation VR2 is finally available at retailers.
Elon Musk says a new Twitter CEO is starting in six weeks, Fairphone made a fully repairable set of over-ear headphones, ‘The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’ review.
The biggest announcements from Google I/O 2023, Vast and SpaceX plan to launch the first commercial space station in 2025, Google Pixel Fold hands-on: A real rival for Samsung’s foldables And expensive.
Nintendo wants several Switch consoles ‘in every home’, Twitter is going to purge and archive inactive accounts, Spotify has reportedly removed tens of thousands of AI-generated songs.
Bank of Canada asks for public feedback about a national digital currency, Jack Dorsey-backed Bluesky is having a moment, We get the first trailer for Chris Nolan's 'Oppenheimer'.
What to expect at Google I/O 2023, Tesla unveils Model S Plaid track package that unlocks 200 MPH top speed, The iPhone 15 Pro may not feature solid-state buttons.
Google reveals its first foldable phone: The Pixel Fold, Biden Administration will invest $140 million to launch seven new AI Research Institutes, Astronomers finally spot a star consuming a planet.
White House proposes a 30 percent tax on electricity used for crypto mining, Meta warns that ChatGPT scams are the new crypto scams, Watch the first trailer for ‘Dune: Part Two’
Hollywood writers are officially on strike due to streaming services, Apple and Google are teaming up to tackle Bluetooth tracker stalking, No Pornhub for Utah.
SpaceX's Starship didn't immediately respond to a self-destruct command, The 'Godfather of AI' leaves Google amid ethical concerns, Someone posted the entire ‘Super Mario Bros. Movie’ on Twitter
Walmart's suppliers would rather negotiate with AI than a human, Apple drops lawsuit against former exec who accused the company of spying, Brazil lifts nationwide Telegram ban
Dyson's $949 air-purifying Zone headset is now available in the US, PlayStation VR2 is finally heading to retailers, Teenage Engineering reveals a gorgeous mic that I can’t afford.
Tile's latest accessory helps track your cat, ‘The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’ first impressions, 'Indiana Jones 5' will feature a de-aged Harrison Ford for the first 25 minutes.
ASUS ROG Ally handheld gaming PC hands-on, AI-generated political attack ads are here, GM will stop making the Chevy Bolt EV later this year.
Apple wins appeals court ruling against Epic Games, Grimes invites AI artists to use her voice, promising 50 percent royalty split, Like it or not, a Call of Duty board game is coming in 2024.
Apple’s mixed-reality headset may feature external power supply and MagSafe-style ports, Leaked Pixel Fold video shows an internal display with chunky bezels, Twitter adds blue checks to accounts of dead celebrities.
Twitter pulls legacy blue verification checkmarks, Michael Schumacher’s family plans to sue German tabloid for AI-generated ‘interview’, SpaceX's Starship completed its first fully integrated launch, then exploded.
An AI-generated song featuring Drake and The Weeknd gets pulled from streaming platforms, How to claim your cut of Meta's $725 million class action settlement. Google might announce a foldable Pixel phone at I/O next month.
Apple’s debut VR headset might include sport and fitness features, Netflix is ready to crack down on account sharing in the US, The Polestar 4 electric SUV arrives with 544 HP and no rear window.
Netflix struggles with its livestreaming tech, Nike launches its first digital shoe collection, Google wants you to help listen for fish.
German artist refuses award after his AI image wins photography prize, Pentagon leaks suspect was outed by his Steam profile, Is Apple prepping a 15-inch MacBook Air?
Researchers used machine learning to improve the first photo of a black hole, PBS also quits Twitter over its 'government-funded media' label, New 'Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom' trailer showcases Link's allies.
Philips' new 'Ultra Efficient' LED bulbs use 40 percent less energy, NPR is ditching Twitter over 'government-funded media' label on its main account, The Mario theme joins your old tweets in the Library of Congress.
Former Twitter execs sue company over unpaid legal fees, The Biden administration wants your help making rules for AI models like ChatGPT, Google Bard's new 'experiment updates' page tells you what's new.
Worldwide PC shipments plunged by a third in the first quarter, 'The Super Mario Bros. Movie' sets box office records, Museum creates a 20-foot ‘Donkey Kong’ cabinet with a little help from Nintendo.
Best Buy’s new recycling program will let you mail in your old electronics, Twitter designates NPR as 'US state-affiliated media', Amazon’s Halo Rise sleep tracker is surprisingly helpful.
President Biden says it 'remains to be seen' if AI is dangerous, Microsoft’s new Xbox controller is partially made of ground-up CDs, Virgin Orbit files for bankruptcy protection as it seeks a buyer.
Twitter keeps legacy verified blue ticks around, for now, Paris votes to ban e-scooter rentals, The astronauts that will fly on NASA's Artemis 2 mission around the Moon.
Midjourney ends free trials of its AI image generator due to 'extraordinary' abuse, Microsoft explains how ads will happen in Bing's AI chatbot, Netflix is testing TV games that can use phones as controllers.
Lamborghini's plug-in hybrid supercar runs for only six miles in electric mode, Tech leaders and AI experts demand a six-month pause on 'out-of-control' AI experiments, Will we see Apple's mixed-reality headset at WWDC 2023?
Disney is reportedly shutting down its metaverse division, Amazon begins flagging ‘frequently returned’ products
Biden administration bans federal agencies from using commercial spyware, iOS 16.4 is out with bug fixes and a ton of new emoji, Nintendo will show 10 minutes of 'Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom' gameplay today.
Twitter source code may have leaked online, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore has passed away, It's your last chance to buy from Nintendo’s Wii U and 3DS eShops.
Twitter source code may have leaked online, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore has passed away, It's your last chance to buy from Nintendo’s Wii U and 3DS eShops.
A company launched its 3D-printed rocket, but it failed to reach orbit, TikTok's CEO explains the app’s China ties to Congress, United Airlines will open an air taxi route to Chicago’s O’Hare airport in 2025.
TikTok CEO to Congress: ‘ByteDance is not an agent of China’, Spotify may have spent less than 10 percent of its Joe Rogan apology fund, Nothing’s Ear 2 wireless buds have improved connectivity and more audio customization.
TikTok CEO to Congress: ‘ByteDance is not an agent of China’, Spotify may have spent less than 10 percent of its Joe Rogan apology fund, Nothing’s Ear 2 wireless buds have improved connectivity and more audio customization.
Google opens up access to AI chatbot Bard, Ford unveils an electric Explorer crossover built for Europe's narrow streets, Duolingo is building a music learning app.
Xbox head says Microsoft's mobile game store could arrive next year, Netflix plans to add roughly 40 more titles to its mobile game library, Acer is making an e-bike, because why not?.
NASA’s AIM spacecraft goes silent after a 15-year run, Google Pixel 7 phones are cheaper than ever right now, Disco Elysium’s new Mode allows you to write new dialogue, kind of.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
IKEA just launched a $15 waterproof Bluetooth speaker, TikTok parent company reportedly under investigation for spying on US journalists, Valve's Steam Deck is on sale for the first time.
Samsung explains its 'fake' Moon photos, NASA reveals the spacesuit astronauts will wear on the next mission to the Moon, T-Mobile is buyiing Ryan Reynolds-backed Mint Mobile.
YouTube TV adds multiview streaming in time for March Madness, Meta lays off an additional 10,000 workers, Google is cramming its chatbot AI into Gmail, Docs, Sheets and more.
SpaceX prepares to test a Starlink satellite-to-cell phone service Google brings its latest camera features to older Pixel phones Sony made a $600 point-and-shoot camera for the visually impaired.
Netflix wins six Oscars, SpaceX’s Crew-5 mission safely returns to Earth after five months in space, Elon Musk reportedly wants to be his employees' landlord.
Microsoft says Bing has crossed 100 million daily active users, Grammarly adds AI-powered writing tools to its proofreading app, Roku's first self-made TVs hit Best Buy stores today.
Every link on Twitter briefly broke, Microsoft is holding a 'future of work' AI event on March 16th, Microsoft’s Outlook is now free to use for Macs.
Amazon is shutting down some of its cashier-less Go stores, Tesla slashes Model S and X prices by up to $10,000, The Justice Department wants to keep Sam Bankman-Fried on a flip phone.
FDA reportedly denied Neuralink's request to begin human trials of its brain implant, Microsoft gives Bing's AI chatbot personality options, Ford will restart F-150 Lightning production on March 13th.
Meta reportedly plans to launch its first true AR glasses in 2027, Jack Dorsey launches his Twitter alternative, Bluesky, The Moon needs its own time zone.
Hackers broke into a LastPass employee's PC to steal the company's password vault, Xiaomi's 300W demo fully charges a phone in 5 minutes, Bing AI is coming to the Windows 11 taskbar, of course.
‘Pokémon Sleep’ is coming this summer, The OnePlus 11 Concept phone includes PC-like liquid cooling, You can now fly the largest aircraft ever built in 'Microsoft Flight Simulator'.
Scientists confirm a new fifth layer inside the Earth's core, Russia's replacement Soyuz spacecraft arrives at ISS to bring back crew, Watch the first episode of Star Trek: Picard’s final season for free.
Elon Musk says California is home to Tesla’s engineering headquarters, James Webb telescope captures ancient galaxies that theoretically shouldn't exist, Netflix cuts prices in over 30 countries (but not the US).
Apple is reportedly closer to bringing no-prick glucose monitoring to the Watch, Spotify's new AI 'DJ' will talk you through its recommendations, Twitter’s 2FA paywall is a good opportunity to upgrade your security practices.
The Kindle Store’s hottest new author is ChatGPT, The production company behind 'M3GAN' and 'Get Out' is moving into horror games, Microsoft will put Xbox games on GeForce Now in an attempt to win over regulators.
You can now race against Sony's champion-beating AI in 'Gran Turismo 7', Google Chrome's memory and battery saver modes are rolling out to everyone, The OnePlus 11 Concept will feature a 'flowing back' with blue lighting.
Meta reveals its own paid verification ‘blue tick’ service for Facebook and Instagram, NBA legend Paul Pierce settles with SEC over allegedly false crypto statements, Anime classics, including ‘Sailor Moon’, ‘Naruto’ and ‘Death Note,’ are free to watch on YouTube.
Tesla admits its Full Self-Driving beta may cause crashes, Microsoft explains Bing's bizarre AI chat behavior, Our verdict on the PlayStation VR2.
Elon Musk reportedly had his own tweets prioritized out of jealousy, Apple's MLS Season Pass will stream games in 1080p, Our verdict on PlayStation’s ‘pro’ DualSense Edge controller.
Google Fiber launches 5Gbps service for $125 per month, Amazon plans to 'go big' on physical grocery stores, IKEA made a smart air quality sensor.
An AI flew a USAF training aircraft for over 17 hours, Blue Origin made solar cells from simulated Moon dust, TikTok creators might soon put some videos behind a paywall.
A Japanese restaurant combats 'sushi terrorism' with AI cameras, The second-gen HomePod may be easier to repair than the first, Our verdict on 'Hogwarts Legacy'.
National Transportation Safety Board says Autopilot was not a factor in fatal Tesla Model S crash in Texas, Meta restores Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts, Chinese phone maker Realme unveils a phone can charge from zero to 20 percent in 80 seconds.
Google’s Bard chatbot confidently spouts incorrect facts in its own Twitter ad Twitter is shutting down its free API (and things are going to break), Netflix’s password-sharing crackdown begins across Canada, New Zealand, Spain and Portugal.
Microsoft’s next-gen Bing is ‘more powerful’ than ChatGPT, The Nintendo Switch has now outsold the PS4, Google will soon blur explicit images in search by default.
Google unveils Bard, its ChatGPT rival, Sony’s huge PlayStation VR2 FAQ answers (almost) all of your questions, Microsoft’s press event today is expected to heavily feature ChatGPT.
Pakistan blocks Wikipedia over 'sacrilegious' content, Tesla's five-seat Model Y now qualify for the new $7,500 federal tax credit, Is Apple working on an ‘Ultra’ iPhone?.
Amazon's drones reportedly haven’t delivered much, Apple’s record service revenue couldn’t make up for falling hardware sales, ChatGPT reportedly reached 100 million users in January.
Facebook now has 2 billion users, Everything Samsung revealed at its Unpacked event, AI-generated ‘Seinfeld’ is awful.
EU wind and solar energy production overtook gas last year, A new AI voice tool is already being abused to deepfake celebrity audio clips, Paramount+ Premium will absorb Showtime and rebrand as 'Paramount+ With Showtime'.
TikTok's CEO will testify before a congressional committee, China's biggest search engine is to set launch a ChatGPT rival in March, Nothing Phone 2 to launch in US later this year.
What to expect from Samsung's February Unpacked event, Microsoft will continue to ‘support and grow’ Halo, amid layoffs, The latest ‘Super Mario Bros. Movie’ trailer pits Cat Mario against Donkey Kong.
DOJ says it disrupted a major global ransomware group, AI chat bot ChatGPT (barely) passed graduate business and law exams, Hacker arrested for trying to sell personal information of nearly every Austrian citizen.
Donald Trump is getting his Facebook and Instagram accounts back, 'GoldenEye 007' will hit Switch and Xbox on January 27th, Senator Manchin tries to close battery loophole around $7,500 EV tax credit.
Ticketmaster wants Congress to fix its bot problem, Amazon's RxPass offers Prime members generic medications for $5 a month, NASA and DARPA will test nuclear engines for crewed missions to Mars.
Elon Musk says his SpaceX shares would've funded his plan to take Tesla private, Microsoft expands 'multibillion dollar' deal with OpenAI, creators of ChatGPT, Apple’s mixed reality headset could feature full-body FaceTime avatars.
FDA clears Wandercraft's exoskeleton for stroke patient rehab, The FAA grounded all US flights due to mistakenly deleted files, Twitter is working on an ad-free subscription tier.
Twitter’s new developer terms ban third-party clients, Samsung’s display injunction leaves repair technicians worried, NVIDIA’s GeForce Now Ultimate is a high-end cloud gaming service,.
Apple's HomePod returns with new smart home features, Amazon is shutting down the AmazonSmile charity program in February, Google may be working on a location tracker like Apple's AirTag.
Twitter admits it’s intentionally breaking third-party apps, Getty Images sues AI art generator over data-scraping allegations, Samsung’s new 200-megapixel sensor will probably appear in the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
High-powered lasers can be used to steer lightning strikes Apple may unveil new 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros later today, Wyoming wants to phase out sales of new EVs by 2035 (yes, EVs).
Leaked Galaxy S23 Ultra images reveal design details and lots of cameras, Twitter may have deliberately cut off third-party clients, England is banning the sale of some single-use plastics.
Disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried started a newsletter, Tesla drastically lowers EV pricing in the US and Europe, Apple's new AirPods Max and $99 AirPods could launch next year.
The Webb Telescope discovers an exoplanet almost the same diameter of Earth, OpenAI is planning a paid ‘pro’ version of its hit ChatGPT bot, Microsoft reportedly axes dual-screen Surface Duo 3 in favor of a 'true' foldable.
Microsoft's VALL-E AI can replicate a voice from short voice samples, NASA funds ideas and prototypes for future space exploration, The first-ever UK space flight fails to reach orbit.
Instagram redesign kills the shopping tab, NASA's 38-year-old science satellite finally falls back to Earth, The right-to-repair battle between John Deere and US farmers is over.
Apple’s long-rumored mixed reality headset could finally debut this spring, Samsung might unveil the Galaxy S23 series on February 1st, The best of CES 2023.
Lenovo made an e-ink tablet to rival Amazon’s Scribe, A first look at Ring’s home security drone, Goodyear reveals 90 percent sustainable tires at CES 2023.
Displace’s wireless 55-inch OLED TV sticks to most surfaces, Tesla's Model Y might miss out on new EV tax credit rules, Louisiana residents will now need a government ID to access porn online.
Samsung’s latest mobile screen prototype both slides and folds, NVIDIA unveils the pricey, but still mid-range RTX 4070 GPU, Apple is raising the price of battery replacements for older iPhones.
Samsung made an oven that can livestream your roast, LG's 2023 OLED TVs are up to 70 percent brighter, Tesla set a new company record for vehicle deliveries.
New York’s governor signs watered-down right-to-repair bill, TikTok will be banned on most US federal government devices, Samsung's new smart fridge has a massive 32-inch display.
Researchers develop blood test that can reliably detect Alzheimer’s disease, Amazon might be making a standalone sports streaming app, The winners and losers in tech this year.
US House of Representatives bans TikTok on its devices, Biometric devices with sensitive US military data were being sold on eBay, A third Blizzard games studio pushes to unionize.
YouTube is the new home of NFL Sunday Ticket, The Lastpass hack was worse than the company first reported, Tesla reveals an angular $300 wireless phone charger.
Avatar' sequel's cutting-edge tech crashed some movie projectors in Japan, Ukraine strikes deal with SpaceX for thousands more Starlink antennas, Canada plans to enforce an ambitious zero-emission vehicle sales quota by 2026.
Elon Musk says he'll step down as Twitter CEO, NASA's InSight lander says goodbye from Mars, Lenovo's Swiss Army lamp kicks off the weird gadgets of CES 2023.
European Commission tells Meta that Facebook Marketplace is unfair to rivals, Testing Dyson’s air-purifying headphones, Instagram lets you create your own 2022 Recap Reel.
Twitter briefly bans links to Facebook, Instagram and other rivals, Riot Games wants a court to end its ‘League of Legends’ sponsorship deal with FTX, Apple reportedly drops out of NFL Sunday Ticket negotiations.
Dell’s modular laptop concept can be dismantled in seconds, 'Death Stranding' will get a movie adaptation, Twitter suspends multiple journalists who cover the social network and Elon Musk.
Super Nintendo World will open its US doors on February 17th, Eight charged in $114 million pump-and-dump stock scheme on Discord and Twitter, YouTube users will get a 24-hour timeout if their toxic comments are removed.
Congress introduces bill to ban TikTok over spying fears, Apple may allow third-party app stores on iOS in the future, Scientists achieve fusion ignition, a major milestone in clean energy production.
A super-thin layer of gold and titanium could prevent fogged-up glasses, Netflix and HBO Max led streaming services in the 2023 Golden Globes nominees, A modular Chromebook may be worth the $1,000 asking price.
Juul will pay $1.2 billion to settle multiple lawsuits, NASA’s Artemis 1 Moon mission has returned to Earth, A new self-driving tractor prototype has an electric motor.
All the big news from The Game Awards, including ‘Hades II’ and Idris Elba, EU sets December 2024 deadline for USB-C wired charging on new phones, Google says it's making Chrome less of a battery and memory hog.
San Francisco reverses approval of lethal police robots, Microsoft vows to bring 'Call of Duty' to Nintendo consoles, This smartphone has a pop-out portrait lens for 'pure' bokeh.
Apple Music is adding a karaoke mode, HBO Max returns to Prime Video Channels in the US, ‘Elden Ring’ update will add multiplayer colosseum brawls.
Nothing is ‘in talks’ to bring future smartphones to the US, Neuralink is reportedly under federal investigation over animal testing, Blizzard makes it easier to unlock new 'Overwatch 2' heroes.
Elon Musk says Apple has ‘fully resumed’ advertising on Twitter, Pentagon unveils its first new stealth bomber in 30 years, Huawei teases a smartwatch with built-in wireless earbuds.
Tesla finally delivers its first production Semi, Valve is giving away over a hundred Steam Decks, LastPass reveals another security breach.
South Dakota bans TikTok from government-owned devices, Samsung may debut its Galaxy S23 flagship phone in early February, Amazon’s Kindle Scribe brings stylus input to its e-ink screen.
Social app BeReal wins in Apple’s 2022 App Store Awards, Twitter has stopped enforcing its COVID-19 misinformation policy, Sony’s Mocopi motion tracking system is its first tentative step into the metaverse.
Elon Musk claims Apple has 'threatened to withhold’ Twitter from the App Store, WhatsApp's latest feature is sending messages to yourself, Apple Watch Ultra's powerful diving tools arrive with the Oceanic+ app.
UK aims to ban non-consensual deepfake porn, Senator calls for an end to ‘failed Big Tech self-regulation’, NASA’s Orion spacecraft breaks Apollo 13 flight record.
FCC cuts off a voice provider for failing to protect against robocalls, UK competition regulator looks into Apple and Google's mobile dominance, The Xbox 360's iconic controller is getting revived for Xbox Series X/S and PC.
NASA's Orion crew vehicle successfully completes Moon flyby, Twitter is reportedly hiring again, iPhone usage data may not be as anonymous as Apple claims.
Elon Musk reinstates Donald Trump’s Twitter account, Elizabeth Holmes sentenced to 11 years in prison on fraud charges, Governments vote to retire the leap second by 2035.
Meta reportedly fired staff for hijacking Facebook and Instagram accounts, 'World of Warcraft' and ‘Overwatch 2’ will go offline in China next year, Meta’s 'hyper-realistic' VR concert will star Notorious B.I.G.
Elon Musk issues an ultimatum to remaining Twitter employees, Black market fears are hampering cannabis waste recycling efforts in California, Yes, you can play 'Solitaire' and 'Minesweeper' in Microsoft Teams.
Apple reportedly plans to use US-made chips starting in 2024, The Pacific island nation of Tuvalu, threatened by climate change, turns to the metaverse, Boston Dynamics sues rival Ghost Robotics for allegedly copying its robot dog.
Twitter fired employees who publicly called out Elon Musk, Nike's '.Swoosh' is its foray into blockchain, Disney is bringing the first two episodes of 'Andor' to Hulu and a few TV stations this month.
Senator Ed Markey tells Elon Musk: ‘Fix your companies’, Meta layoffs lead to Portal and smartwatch project cancellations, Senator Ed Markey tells Elon Musk: ‘Fix your companies’, 'Star Wars' and Studio Ghibli team up for a Disney+ Grogu short film.
NASA confirms recently discovered underwater debris is from the 1986 Challenger explosion, Apple puts a 10-minute cap on receiving AirDrop transfers in China, Philips Hue's smart string lights are a pricey form of holiday cheer.
Twitter’s new official checkmarks get launched and killed in a few hours, Meta is laying off more than 11,000 employees, Someone made a folding iPhone, but it wasn’t Apple.
UN warns there's currently 'no credible pathway' to keep temperature rise under 1.5C, Elon Musk now owns Twitter, NASA's InSight lander detected a meteoroid impact on Mars.
Duolingo is ready to teach you math, SpaceX's pricier Starlink internet service for RVs now works on moving vehicles, Sony's new high-end camera shoots 8K video with AI-powered autofocus.
NASA reveals its UFO investigation panel, Apple SVP confirms a USB-C iPhone is coming, Ken Block's first electric Gymkhana features a one-of-a-kind Audi EV.
Justice Department alleges Chinese spies tried to disrupt a criminal investigation into Huawei, Apple raises the price of Music and TV+ subscriptions, Listen to the eerie sounds of a solar storm hitting the Earth's magnetic field.
Apple's head of hardware design is leaving the company after three years, Elon Musk’s Neuralink delays event to November 30th, Bono finally apologizes for that free iTunes U2 album.
Elon Musk reportedly wanted to lay off most of Twitter's employees, Amazon faces $1 billion lawsuit over claims it 'tricks' UK customers into paying more, You won’t need an Apple Watch to use Fitness+ starting October 24th.
Meta's AI translator can interpret unwritten languages, The Silent Hill universe is expanding, with help from J.J. Abrams and others, Microsoft wants to build an Xbox-branded mobile game store.
Apple reveals redesigned iPad, M2-powered iPad Pro and new Apple TV, Motorola and Lenovo show off rollable smartphones and laptop concepts, Netflix will begin charging 'extra user' fees early next year.
‘Free speech’ app Parler is getting a new owner: Kanye West, Over-the-counter hearing aids go on sale in the US, Silent Hill is making a return.
SpaceX will keep paying for Ukraine's access to Starlink, Google Fiber will offer 5Gbps and 8Gbps internet plans in early 2023, Razer reveals its $400 cloud gaming handheld, the Edge.
Sony and Honda will open pre-orders for their first EV in 2025, Netflix with ads launches on November 3rd, Microsoft Office is dead, long live Microsoft 365.
Microsoft's Surface Studio 2+ gets RTX 3060 graphics and not quite the latest Intel chips, Scientists got lab-grown human brain cells to play 'Pong', Microsoft made a hybrid speaker and laptop hub.
Blizzard is giving away freebies to 'Overwatch 2' players to apologize for its rocky launch, Meta’s next-gen VR headset is called the Quest Pro, and it costs $1,500, NASA successfully altered the orbit of an asteroid.
Dutch court rules that being forced to keep a webcam on while working is illegal, Can Meta make its metaverse ambitions work? Samsung offers its smart TV features to rival manufacturers.
Rivian recalls almost all its EVs due to a potential steering control problem, All Apple AirPods and Mac accessories could feature USB-C by 2024, What to expect from Microsoft's Surface event later this week.
Now TikTok is copying Instagram with 'Photo Mode' Google reveals the Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro and the Pixel Watch – its first smartwatch, Judge postpones the Twitter v. Elon Musk trial.
Spotify's latest acquisition is a company that detects harmful content in podcasts, Someone made a NES operating system, Amazon is killing its interactive Glow video device for kids.
Twitter says it will close deal with Elon Musk, again, 'Overwatch 2' server attack prevented fans from playing the game on launch day, Xiaomi's 12T Pro packs a 200-megapixel camera.
YouTube is asking users to subscribe to Premium to watch 4K videos, What to expect from Google’s Pixel 7 event, There’s a PS5 jailbreak, but only for old firmware.
TikTok has live shopping stream ambitions for the US, NASA and SpaceX will study the possibility of boosting Hubble's orbit, It’s another Pixel Watch leak.
Google is shutting down Stadia, its game streaming service, James Webb and Hubble captures pictures of NASA’s spacecraft-asteroid collision, Elon Musk's texts with Jack Dorsey and Parag Agrawal detail tumultuous Twitter negotiations.
Apple pulls Russia's biggest social media network from the App Store, You can write with a stylus on Amazon’s newest Kindle, Sony's PlayStation loyalty program debuts in the US on October 5th.
Chipotle is moving its tortilla robot to a real restaurant, Samsung may have a problem with swelling phone batteries, The Department of Transportation approves EV charging plans for all 50 states.
NASA successfully hurled its DART spacecraft into an asteroid, Netflix is building its own game studio, Apple Watch Ultra teardown confirms it's rugged, but not easily repaired.
Amazon will hold a Prime Early Access Sale on October 11th and 12th, We might get an iPhone ‘Ultra’ next year, In ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’, Darth Vader was voiced by an AI so James Earl Jones could retire.
Google reveals a cheaper $30 Chromecast with Google TV, The FDA may have unintentionally made 'NyQuil Chicken' go viral on TikTok, Instagram is working on 'nudity protection' technology.
Logitech’s cloud gaming handheld costs $350, The best image of Neptune's rings in decades are already providing new insights, Study shows surgery patients wearing VR headsets needed less anesthetic.
YouTube’s ‘dislike’ button barely works, Peloton’s smart rowing machine is here, Spotify dives into audiobooks with a library of over 300,000 titles.
The iPhone 14 is the most repairable iPhone in years, Hilton is designing suites for a private space station, Rockstar confirms gigantic 'Grand Theft Auto VI' leak.
The next generation of iPhones may all feature Dynamic Island displays, PS VR games will not be compatible with PS VR2, A 'Genshin Impact' anime is on the way.
Amazon greenlights 'Blade Runner 2099' sequel series, Apple Watch Series 8 is the new best smartwatch, Ethereum completes the 'merge' that will make its crypto transactions greener.
Northeastern University targeted by anti-VR bomber, The verdict on the iPhone 14 and 14 Pro, ‘The Sims 4’ will be free to play starting next month.
Twitter shareholders vote to approve Elon Musk’s $44 billion acquisition, but it all depends on a trial, Nintendo’s ' Zelda: Breath of the Wild’' sequel has a release date (and a name), Sonos’ $429 Sub Mini is a smaller and cheaper way to add bass to your soundbar.
Google may be giving up on its Pixelbook laptops, Meta’s next-gen VR headset leaks early, iOS 16 is now available.
NASA replaces Artemis 1's leaky fuel seals, Marvel is getting the 'Pokémon Go' treatment, Twitter's $7 million whistleblower payout may violate purchase deal.
Facebook now supports NFTs, France is working on an EV lease program for €100 per month, Apple may have registered more 'Reality' trademarks for its upcoming AR headset.
US theaters will sell $3 movie tickets on September 3rd, Netflix with ads could cost between $7 and $9 per month, You can bend Corsair’s new OLED gaming monitor into a curved display.
The first fully hydrogen-powered passenger train service is now running in Germany, Duolingo is expanding into math lessons and brain training, Helicopters and gliders are coming to '’Microsoft Flight Simulator' on November 11th.
Apple’s big iPhone event is happening September 7th, Bill in New York State Senate would require new cars have to speed-limiting tech, Get ready for a movie based on the rise and fall of BlackBerry.
Whistleblower accuses Twitter of being 'grossly negligent' towards security, Sony reveals a new PS5 controller, Meta accounts arrive today, freeing Quest headsets from Facebook.
Sony pushes to make even more movies from its PlayStation IP, James Webb telescope captures Jupiter's auroras in gorgeous detail, Elon Musk subpoenas Jack Dorsey.
Search ads could arrive in Apple Maps as early as next year, Lincoln replaced the steering wheel with a 'chess piece controller' in its new concept car, Scientists may have found an affordable way to destroy forever chemicals.
American Airlines plans to buy at least 20 supersonic jets, President Biden signs Inflation Reduction Act to limit climate change, Winamp's revival includes platforms for musicians and fans.
Android 13 is rolling out to some phones today, Russia teases its own space station as it gets ready to leave the ISS, TikTok adds an AI image generator to its app.
Peloton is jacking up prices of its Bike+ and Tread fitness gear again, Apple reportedly tried to partner with Facebook to get a cut of its revenue, 'Hogwarts Legacy' is delayed until February 10th, 2023.
Xiaomi reveals a foldable phone and its first humanoid robot, The man who built his own ISP to avoid huge fees is expanding his service, Motorola's Razr is back again, with a flagship processor.
Samsung unveils the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 foldables, FCC rejects Starlink request for nearly $900 million in broadband subsidies, US Justice Department is reportedly poised to sue Google over its digital ad dominance.
President Biden signs CHIPS Act to boost semiconductor production, Kim Kardashian is the face of Beat’s skin-colored earbuds, Ford will reopen F-150 Lightning orders this week at a much higher starting price.
A live-action Pac-Man movie is the video-game adaptation no-one asked for, Hardly anyone plays Netflix’s games, US imposes sanctions on cryptocurrency mixer that may have laundered over $7 billion.
Amazon buys the company behind Roomba robot vacuums, Baidu's robotaxis can now operate without a safety driver in the car, Physicist posts a photo of chorizo to troll James Webb Space Telescope fans.
Instagram is expanding NFT features to more than 100 countries, Paramount+ hits 43 million subscribers, Something is making the Earth spin faster and days shorter.
NASA says retired astronauts must act as space sherpas on private flights to the ISS, Winamp, your old MP3 software of choice, is back, Nintendo notes Switch sales drop.
Samsung and iFixit now offer self-repair parts and tools for Galaxy devices, Amazon offers same-day Prime delivery for select retail chains, Uber receipts are crashing Microsoft Outlook.
Microsoft negs Activision Blizzard to push through $68.7 billion acquisition, Apple's App Store homepage will soon feature ads, Spotify's latest fancy feature for Premium users is a play button.
No, Google isn’t shutting Stadia down, Free AI tool restores old photos by creating slightly new loved ones, Samsung's 'Repair Mode ' keeps your data hidden from technicians.
Senate deal would revive EV tax credits for GM, Tesla and Toyota, Instagram backpedals on full-screen feed and reduces recommended posts, NASA’s plan to bring rock samples back from Mars involves space helicopters.
A Filipino politician wants to make ghosting a criminal offense, Spotify has 188 million Premium users, but continues to lose money, PlayStation VR2 will offer live streaming support and a Cinematic Mode.
Instagram head responds to backlash by saying video is inevitable, Russia says it will pull out of the International Space Station sometime after 2024, Seville has started naming heat waves like hurricanes, thanks to climate change.
A chess robot broke the finger of its 7-year-old opponent, The NFL+ streaming service arrives today starting at $40 per year, Intel strikes a deal to manufacture MediaTek’s chips.
Baidu's latest robotaxi has a removable steering wheel, Apple Watch ‘Pro ’ could feature first hardware redesign since 2018, Marvel's new Disney+ 'Daredevil' series will arrive in 2024.
Amazon's Rivian-made electric vans are now delivering in some US cities, EA's last FIFA game is finally making women's soccer a priority, Zoom adds end-to-end encryption to its cloud phone service.
An unofficial 3D-printed kit makes your AirPods case repairable, Biden's latest climate change actions expand offshore wind farms, Samsung says it shipped almost 10 million foldable phones in 2021.
Apple settles lawsuit over its reviled 'butterfly' keyboard for $50 million, Demand for the Justice League 'Snyder Cut' was reportedly amplified by bots, Judge grants Twitter expedited trial against Elon Musk.
There’s a 68GB SSD floating inside the James Webb Space Telescope, US Congress calls for the FTC to regulate how VPN companies operate, UK forces Meta to halt its forced sale of Giphy.
Feline adventure game 'Stray' is getting a limited-edition cat backpack, James Webb telescope can take detailed photos of our own solar system's planets and moons, Apple may release M2 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros as early as this fall.
A Chinese Wikipedia editor spent years writing fake Russian medieval history, Instagram creators can now lock photos and Reels behind a paywall, Wordle is becoming a board game.
Google files a lawsuit that could kick Tinder out of the Play Store, Hasbro can 3D-print your face onto Ghostbuster, Power Ranger figurines and more, Magic Leap 2 will go on sale in the US on September 30th.
Spotify is buying daily music trivia game 'Heardle', Apple and Jony Ive are officially parting ways, NASA shares stunning images from the James Webb telescope.
Meta made a fact-checking AI to help verify Wikipedia citations, We preview macOS Ventura, Amazon offers 'Mass Effect Legendary Edition' for free on Prime Day.
Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick reportedly saw violence against drivers as a tool for growth, Elon Musk is officially trying to kill his Twitter takeover, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx landed on an asteroid with a surface like a ‘pit of plastic balls’.
Tesla’s ‘open’ supercharger network could come to the US by the end of the year, Hydrow made a smaller and cheaper smart rowing machine, VW is getting into the EV battery business.
Toyota runs out of federal EV tax credits, pushing prices higher, Apple is building a Lockdown Mode to fend off cyberattacks on high-profile users, NASA reestablishes communications with its CAPSTONE satellite.
Ubisoft will drop details on Assassin's Creed and more games on September 10th, ASUS’ ROG Phone 6 has a ‘wireless’ clip-on thermoelectric cooler, NASA's CAPSTONE satellite has gone dark.
Xiaomi’s next flagship phone has a Leica camera with a massive one-inch sensor, Amazon starts replacing van deliveries with e-bikes in London, NASA's CAPSTONE satellite heads toward the Moon.
German traffic watchdog says 59,000 Tesla cars affected by safety bug, Apple Watch Series 8 may be able to detect if you have a fever, British army Twitter and YouTube accounts compromised to promote crypto scams.
Major League Baseball wants to deploy strike zone robo-umpires in 2024, Samsung’s Gaming Hub brings Twitch, Xbox Game Pass to its newest TVs and monitors, A swarm of Cruise robotaxis blocked San Francisco traffic for hours.
Snapchat+ is a $4 monthly subscription service for 'passionate' users, Firefox can now automatically remove tracking from URLs Niantic, creators of Pokemon Go, is laying off about 90 employees and canceling four projects.
Airbnb is banning party houses permanently, Facebook and Instagram are blocking posts about mailing abortion pills, NASA takes a step towards putting humans back on the Moon.
Apple's entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro M2 may have slower SSD speeds than the M1 model, LG buys its way into the EV charging business, Valve warns you, again, against modifying your Steam Deck.
The largest bacterium discovered is visible to the naked eye, Juul can temporarily keep selling its vaping products in the US, Netflix confirms an ad-supported tier is coming.
The FDA has banned Juul, Netflix lays off 300 more employees, The long-delayed remaster of 1997's 'Blade Runner' game is finally available.
The FDA could ban Juul’s e-cigarettes, Nothing's transparent Phone 1 won't be coming to North America, Amazon's Alexa might be able to speak as your dead relatives.
Cryptocurrency may be more centralized than you thought Proteus is Amazon's first fully autonomous warehouse robot Microsoft will phase out facial recognition AI that could detect emotions.
Canada is banning the sale, production and import of some single-use plastics, iOS 16 will let you skip bot tests on some websites, Someone built their own inch-thick PS5 Slim.
Google uses Drake’s ‘Texts Go Green’ to explain RCS to Apple, Senators call for a common charger standard in the US, Balenciaga looks even worse on Mark Zuckerberg's avatar.
Half of Japan's businesses are still using Internet Explorer, The Boring Company will build a 34-mile tunnel network underneath Las Vegas, Sony and Honda’s EV business has a name.
The Nothing phone has a transparent design and possibly light up parts, Elon Musk tries to wriggle out of SEC deal to have lawyers approve his tweets, 'Self-driving' cars were linked to 392 crashes in 10 months.
Apple TV will stream every MLS game for a decade starting in 2023, Microsoft ends Internet Explorer support in Windows 10 tomorrow, Coinbase cuts over 1,000 jobs amid fears of a 'crypto winter'.
Sony made a $3,700 Walkman for audiophiles, Street Fighter 6's modern controls could make you OK at Street Fighter, Netflix confirms 'Squid Game' is returning for a second season.
Google places an engineer on leave after claiming its AI is sentient, We get the first extended look at Bethesda’s space epic, 'Starfield', 'God of War: Ragnarok' reportedly lands this November.
Apple is reportedly working on a major iPad multitasking update, Chipotle now accepts cryptocurrency payments, 'Street Fighter 6' arrives in 2023 with new modes and real-time commentary.
Porsche pours more cash into EV supercar company Rimac, The largest plant in the world is an ancient self-cloning sea grass, 'Pokémon Scarlet' and 'Violet' are coming to Switch on November 18th.
France bans English gaming terms, including ‘eSports’ and ‘streaming’, China's military scientists call for development of anti-Starlink measures, Blizzard won't release 'Diablo Immortal' in countries with loot box laws.
iOS 16 will reportedly include an always-on display feature, Apple trademarks 'realityOS', Google Pixel 7 prototype reputedly shows up on eBay.
Sony reveals plans for ‘Horizon’ and ‘God of War’ TV shows Broadcom is buying VMware in a $61 billion mega-deal Gucci and Oura made an 18-carat gold smart ring.
Dyson's been secretly working on robots that do household chores, Lucid recalls all its 2022 Air EVs due to wiring issues, The NFL's rumored streaming service could debut in July.
Google says its text-to-image AI delivers 'unprecedented photorealism', NVIDIA is bringing out liquid-cooled GPUs, Starlink launches its satellite internet for RVs.
Amazon installs AI-powered cameras in its UK delivery vans, Take-Two's $12.7 billion purchase of Zynga is complete AT&T customers can now stream ‘Control’ for free on their phones and PCs.
The FCC has a plan to boost rural broadband download speeds, Amazon beamed its new Prime Video sci-fi show into outer space, Will EA be the next gaming giant to sell?.
The villain in Reddit's GameStop investor saga is shutting down, Tesla Autopilot under investigation following crash that killed three people, Roku teams up for its first outdoor TV.
New York City may have more Airbnb listings than rentable apartments, Russia claims it's using new laser weapons against Ukraine, Amazon new $60 Fire 7 tablets with faster CPUs and longer battery life.
Today's top tech stories: You can practice for a job interview with Google AI, Ransomware group threatens to oust Costa Rica's government as crisis deepens, Plant-based whole eggs could be served in US restaurants this year.
With Twitter deal on hold, Musk says a lower sale price isn't 'out of the question’, Sony reveals the new games included in PlayStation Plus' new high-end tiers, Uber Eats is launching two autonomous delivery pilot schemes.
Apple may be testing USB-C iPhones, Peloton’s rowing machine is almost finally here, 'Genshin Impact' studio announces new action RPG.
UK's Royal Mail aims to open up to 50 drone routes for rural deliveries, Mark Zuckerberg shows off what Meta's next VR headset can do Sony reveals its newest flagship noise-canceling headphones.
Google’s first Pixel smartwatch unveiled at I/O 2022, Google reveals the $449 Pixel 6a and teases the Pixel 7, Texas law that allows users to sue social networks for censorship is now in effect.
Today’s tech headlines: The official end of the iPod, Musk says he would ‘reverse’ Donald Trump’s Twitter ban, What to expect at Google I/O 2022.
Today’s tech headlines: Hackers are defacing Russian smart TVs to display anti-war messages, NFTs are coming to Instagram this week, Sony has now sold over 19 million PS5s.
Today’s tech headlines: Xbox players suffer two outages over the weekend, NVIDIA pays $5.5 million to settle SEC charges over GPU sales to crypto miners, John McEnroe played tennis against a virtual version of himself.
Today’s tech headlines: 'Fortnite' is back on iOS, kind of, The makers of TurboTax owe customers $141 million, Starlink users can now take their internet terminal on the road.
Today’s tech headlines: Wordle brought 'tens of millions' of users to The New York Times, Sonos' rumored $250 soundbar is reportedly called the Ray, Samsung's new phone storage standard is twice as fast.
Today’s tech headlines: Ubisoft Montreal takes over work on ‘Prince of Persia’ remake, Apple may have hired a longtime Ford executive for its car project, Paramount+ already has 40 million subscribers.
Today’s tech headlines: EU charges Apple over payment restrictions on iOS devices, Meta’s high-end VR headset described as ’a laptop for the face’, Square Enix sells studios behind Tomb Raider and Deus Ex.
Today’s tech headlines: Netflix’s plan to win new viewers includes cheaper, ad-supported subscription tiers, Tesla nearly doubled its revenue in Q1 despite industry-wide supply chain woes, Glorious PC Gaming Race ditches its awful old name.
Today’s tech headlines: Samsung reveals a Pokémon-themed Galaxy Z Flip 3, Japanese researchers unveil electric chopsticks to make food taste saltier, Audi’s Urbansphere EV concept tries to be more than just a car.
Today’s tech headlines: VW ID.Buzz is an EV that could make vans cool again. For some reason, Nintendo’s Mario anime has been remastered in 4K 'Battlefield 2042' will finally get in-game voice chat on Tuesday.
Today’s tech headlines: US warns of malware made to attack critical infrastructure, MIT engineers made a stroke surgery robot, Elon Musk offers to buy Twitter for $43 billion.
Today’s tech headlines: Meta may release its first AR glasses in 2024, Elon Musk is hit with a class-action lawsuit over his Twitter investment, No Man’s Sky’s new update offers the life of a space pirate.
Today’s tech headlines: Tesla’s cheaper Model Y is incoming, FIFA launches its own soccer streaming service, GoPro's 'Bones' is a stripped-down Hero cam for drones.
Today’s tech headlines: Biden administration cracks down on 3D-printed 'ghost guns', Vivo claims it’s solved the foldable phone crease problem, Sonos bought a startup that made a light-powered Bluetooth speaker.
Today’s tech headlines: Google and iFixit will offer parts to help you repair Pixel phones, ‘Sonic the Hedgehog 2’ has the best opening weekend for a video game movie, iOS 16 could include upgraded health tracking features.
Today’s tech headlines: Wordle’s Wordlebot will judge your poor word choices, The FBI silently removed Russian malware to thwart global cyberattacks, Smart reveals the production version of its compact electric SUV.
Today’s tech headlines: Police reports suggest a larger pattern of AirTag stalking, Anker says its first 3D printer was built for speed, MLB will fight cheating with an electronic pitch-calling system.
Vanmoof announces two new e-bikes, including one for longer rides, Unreal Engine 5 is finally ready to power next-gen game development, GM and Honda plans to build 'affordable' EVs that arrive in 2027.
Today’s tech headlines: Elon Musk is now the largest Twitter shareholder, A Monkey Island sequel is incoming, The UK plans to issue an official NFT.
Today’s tech headlines: Twitch halts paid stream boosts after viewers abuse them to push porn, Jack Dorsey misses the old internet, Apple adds workouts for new parents to Fitness+.
Today’s tech headlines: GoPro’s new battery grip addresses its cameras’ biggest weakness, Scientists sequence the most complete human genome yet, Xbox Game Pass will reportedly get a family plan.
Today’s tech headlines: Intel teases first Arc A-series desktop GPU, Canada will ban sales of combustion engine cars by 2035, Here’s why your iPhone auto-updates often arrive late.
Today’s tech headlines: Dyson made air filtering, noise-canceling headphones, PlayStation’s answer to Xbox Game Pass breaks cover, Intel claims its new 5.5GHz desktop chip is the world's fastest.
Today’s tech headlines: Spotify finally adds promised COVID-19 content advisory, TikTok is testing a watch-history feature, Amazon Games’ chief is leaving the company.
Today’s tech headlines: The first streaming service to win an Oscar for best picture is…not Netflix, Ukraine is selling NFTs to support its military, Whistleblower says Microsoft spent millions on bribes abroad.
Today’s tech headlines: Google says it thwarted North Korean cyberattacks in early 2022, Apple may be planning an iPhone hardware subscription service, Google seeks FDA approval for Fitbit's passive heart rate monitoring tech.
Today’s tech headlines: IKEA's latest experiment in speakers is an outdoor LED lamp, YouTube makes thousands of TV show episodes available to stream for free, PS5 will catch up to Xbox Series X with variable refresh rates.
Today’s tech headlines: US Justice Department says Google misuses attorney–client privilege to hide documents, NVIDIA's more powerful 'AI brain' for robots is available now, Zoom's new animal avatars bring chaos back to your conference calls.
Today’s tech headlines: DJI's $10k work drone can fly autonomously in harsh weather, Fortnite’s new season ditches building (for a moment), It’s trying to stop workarounds to run Windows 11 on older PCs.
Today’s tech headlines: Russian cosmonauts boarded the ISS in blue and yellow jumpsuits, Telegram was banned in Brazil, then it wasn’t, French police charge seven in Netflix ‘Lupin’ set heist.
Today’s tech headlines: Samsung's Galaxy A53 offers 5G, quad cameras and a 120Hz screen for $450, Apple will fix the Studio Display's underperforming webcam, Roomba robot vac update adds Siri voice support and more.
Today’s tech headlines: 'Elden Ring' has sold over 12 million copies in 18 days, Netflix tests out ways to stop you sharing your login, Chipotle's experimental tortilla robots know to add a little variety.
Today’s tech headlines: NFTs are coming to Instagram, Google says Steam is coming to 'select' Chromebooks, Tesla raises prices across its entire EV lineup.
Today’s tech headlines: Discovery will combine HBO Max and Discovery Plus following TimeWarner merger, Apple’s iOS 15.4 comes with mask-friendly Face ID unlock, CD sales rose for the first time in 17 years.
Today’s tech headlines: Apple stops selling LG's $1,299 UltraFine 5K Display, Samsung's next Galaxy phone event is on March 17th, Classic RPG Chrono Trigger just got an update for ultrawide PC screens.
Today’s tech headlines: Search engine DuckDuckGo, will demote Russian propaganda search results, Nintendo’s Super Mario theme park is coming to the US in 2023,Ford’s 2022 Maverick pickup hybrid combines a low-cost with customization.
Today’s tech headlines: President Biden tackles cryptocurrency, LimeWire is back, and Patient dies two months after groundbreaking pig heart transplant.
Today’s tech headlines: The new iPhone SE adds 5G but keeps the home button, Apple unveils its most powerful chip yet, the M1 Ultra, Gogoro unveils the first swappable solid-state EV battery.
Today’s tech headlines: 'God of War' might also get a TV series adaptation, Google’s big version of Android 12 will arrive on tablets and foldables 'later this year', Samsung confirms hackers compromised its systems and stole Galaxy source code.
Today’s tech headlines: What to expect from Apple's Peek Performance event tomorrow, Netflix stops streaming in Russia, Fantasy author Brandon Sanderson's secret novels break Pebble's Kickstarter crowdfunding record.
Today’s tech headlines: Another Netflix production was robbed, this time on the set of 'Lupin', Samsung may be throttling apps to save battery life on Galaxy phones, A 'molecular drinks printer' claims to make anything from iced coffee to cocktails.
Today’s tech headlines: Polestar's second concept car is a convertible with a drone inside, Apple’s March 8th event could mark the return of the iPhone SE and the UN starts working towards a global plan to curb plastic pollution.
Today’s tech headlines: Crypto exchanges refuse to freeze all Russian accounts as Ukraine requested, Google wants devices to know when you're paying attention and Jeep's first all-electric SUV arrives in 2023.
Today’s tech headlines: Instagram head says iPad 'not big enough' to make app a priority, Lenovo made its first ThinkPad powered by a Snapdragon chip, and Russia withdraws from European spaceport in response to sanctions.
Facebook pulls fake accounts boosting Russian disinformation in Ukraine, Huawei’s MatePad Paper is half e-reader, half tablet, and 'Pokémon Scarlet' and 'Violet' head to Switch in late 2022.
Today’s tech headlines: Twitter restores suspended accounts that tracked Russian military activity, Oppo Find X5 Pro packs a new AI chip and Hasselblad branding, and OnlyFans faces lawsuit over terrorism database claims.
Today’s tech headlines: Intel claims its 12th-gen ultraportable chips will offer a performance boost alongside energy efficiency gains, Marvel's Netflix shows are coming to Disney+, but only in Canada for now, and Apple adds more anti-stalking messaging to AirTags in new iOS beta.
Today’s tech headlines: Virgin Hyperloop abandons plans for passenger transport, a mischief of magpies defeated scientists' tracking devices, and OpenSea faces $1 million lawsuit over stolen Bored Ape NFTs.
Today’s tech headlines: You can’t copyright AI-created art, according to US officials, Trump’s social network has launched on iOS, and Capcom teases ‘Street Fighter 6.
Today’s tech headlines: Ford's Mustang Mach-E ousts the Tesla Model 3 as Consumer Reports' top EV, Intel delays its first Arc desktop gaming GPUs, and Why ‘Horizon Forbidden West' works well on the PS4.
Today’s tech headlines: Uber will let you see how many one- and five-star ratings you get, Forbes plans a show and documentary about the bitcoin laundering scandal, Telecoms giant Ericsson may have paid ISIS for access to Iraq.
Today’s tech headlines: A burger-flipping robot may be coming to a White Castle near you, Sony unveils its weirdest wireless earbuds yet, Microsoft’s 3D ‘Fluent’ emoji arrive in Teams.
SpaceX’s first commercial spacewalk is set for this year, Verizon and Motorola made a 5G necklace for AR and VR glasses, Volta is installing 1,000 EV fast-charging stations at Walgreens locations.
Today’s tech headlines: VR-related insurance claims increased by 31 percent in 2021 in the UK, Facebook removed anti-vaccine trucker protest groups run by actors, and Lamborghini wants to continue manufacturing gas-powered cars into the 2030s,.
Today’s tech headlines: Tesla recalls more than 578,000 vehicles over pedestrian warning sounds, MoviePass will return this summer, European fusion reactor shatters record for energy production.
Today’s tech headlines: The Galaxy S22 Ultra is your new Galaxy Note, You may never have to charge Garmin’s newest smartwatch, Apple source code references 'realityOS' for potential VR/AR headsets.
Today’s tech headlines: Apple scores its first Oscar nomination for Best Picture, Peloton’s big shake-up includes a free one-year subscription to its 2,800 fired employees, Samsung leak reveals some very big Galaxy S8 Tabs.
Today’s tech headlines: IRS says it will back away from facial recognition amid outcry, Tobii says it's in talks to provide eye tracking for Sony's PlayStation VR2, Hulu's releases trailer for 'The Dropout' , based on the rise of Elizabeth Holmes.
Today’s tech headlines: Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy devices will be made partly of recycled fishing nets, Spotify deletes over 100 'Joe Rogan Experience' episodes, Apple will reportedly hold its next hardware event in early March.
Today’s tech headlines: Ford announces its highest EV sales numbers to date, The Switch is now Nintendo's best-selling home console ever, Amazon is raising the price of Prime to $139 per year.
Today’s tech headlines: Mark Zuckerberg’s bet on the metaverse is off to an expensive start, The pandemic is bringing out the worst in Yelp reviewers, Sony admits chips shortage is still affecting the PlayStation 5.
Today’s tech headlines: Wordle, the hottest game of 2022, is going to The New York Times, DICE delays 'Battlefield 2042' season one to fix 'Battlefield 2042', Peloton's latest fitness gadget is a $90 armband.
Today’s tech headlines: Sony is buying the studio behind ‘Destiny’ for $3.6 billion Why do your Apple two-factor texts include strange tags/ Grindr disappears from Apple's App Store in China.
Today’s tech headlines: You can shut up Google Assistant by saying ‘stop’, Android apps come to Windows 11 in 'preview' next month, Amazon's 'pay-to-quit' program won't cover most US workers this year.
Today’s tech headlines: The studio behind Apex Legends is making three more Star Wars games, Neil Young may pull his music from Spotify over Joe Rogan, NVIDIA might walk away from its ARM acquisition.
Today’s tech headlines: Panasonic's higher-capacity Tesla battery could enter production in 2023, Meta says its new AI supercomputer will be the world's fastest by mid-2022 Google’s long-rumored Pixel smartwatch may finally appear in May.
Today’s tech headlines: Google claims court ruling would force it to 'censor' the internet, Another TV show is making PR problems for Peloton Latest Galaxy S22 leak includes possible pricing for Europe.
Peloton denies production pause on bikes and treadmills, but is ‘"resetting [its] production levels", Crypto.com loses $34 million in hack that affected 483 accounts, Amazon is opening its first physical clothing store.
Today’s tech headlines: Anemia could make space travel to Mars a challenge, Airstream's concept electric camping trailer propels itself, Apple closes education discount loophole.
Today’s tech headlines: Microsoft is spending $68.7 billion on the makers of Overwatch, Call of Duty and Warcraft, COVIDTests.gov is now accepting orders for free rapid tests, and Garmin's new fitness smartwatches have a flashlight built-in.
Spain sets rules (and fines) for cryptocurrency promotion, Even Walmart might be getting into cryptocurrency and NFTs, Apple may have dropped built-in noise cancellation on the iPhone 13.
Today’s tech headlines: Facebook, Google, Twitter and Reddit subpoenaed over January 6th insurrection, This is the beginning of the end for the Xbox One, and Comcast tests the first multigigabit cable modem.
Today’s tech headlines: Biden’s bid for an upgraded, cleaner US power grid, Logitech unveils $60 Litra Glow light for streamers, Kim Kardashian and Floyd Mayweather sued over alleged crypto scam.
Today’s tech headlines: LAPD fired two officers who ignored robbers to play 'Pokémon Go', China's lunar probe finds on-site evidence of water on the Moon's surface, 'Horizon Forbidden West' has reportedly leaked a month before release.
Today’s tech headlines: US greenhouse emissions increased by 6.2 percent last year, Surgeons successfully transplant genetically modified pig heart into a human patient, The Samsung Galaxy S22 could launch next month.
Today’s tech headlines: Bad coding has some Honda cars stuck in the year 2002, Apple may unveil a new iPhone SE this spring, PayPal confirms it's exploring the launch of its own cryptocurrency.
Today’s tech headlines: Sleep Number’s latest smart bed will adapt to your needs as you get older, Nikola Motors drops its $2 billion lawsuit against Tesla, Snap sues US Patent Office to claim a trademark for ‘Spectacles’.
Today’s tech headlines: BMW's color-changing car concept tech works just like an e-reader Razer's $150 Zephyr Pro smart mask adds voice amplification, ASUS reveals a 17-inch foldable OLED tablet.
Today’s tech headlines: PlayStation VR2 gets an official name and some specs, Dell's XPS 13 Plus is a beautiful ultraportable with no headphone jack, Sony reveals its follow-up EV prototype.
Today’s tech headlines: Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is found guilty of defrauding investors, OnePlus and Samsung both unveil new phones, Targus’ new backpack has a built-in Find My tracker.
Today’s tech headlines: There is a shiatsu hand massager for gamers, Twitter permanently bans Marjorie Taylor Greene's personal account, Samsung’s latest remote turns router radio waves into energy.
Today’s tech headlines: Samsung says the Galaxy Flip 3 motivated more people to switch than its flagships, BlackBerry OS devices are pretty much dead after January 4th, Yukai Engineering's cute stuffed animal robot will nibble on your finger.
An issue pulled ‘Fortnite’ offline yesterday, China says its space station dodged Starlink satellites twice this year, LG’s new 'OLED EX' tech enhances brightness by up to 30 percent.
Hyundai may have stopped developing new combustion engines, Apple reportedly hires Meta's AR public relations lead, and AMD and OnePlus are the latest to cancel in-person CES 2022 plans.
Today’s tech headlines: There’s a lickable TV prototype now, The first text message is now a $150,000 NFT and More companies cancel CES 2022 attendance in person.
Today’s tech headlines: A ‘robot lawyer’ could help you get unbanned from social media, FDA authorizes Pfizer's Covid antiviral pill for people 12 and older, Tesla under investigation for 'Passenger Play' gaming feature.
Today’s tech headlines: Researcher hacked an at-home COVID-19 test to give false results, Ubisoft struggles to sell its first wave of NFTs, LG's DualUp Monitor is a vertical screen that’s almost square.