Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
Reykjavik-based developer Hermann Haraldsson releases a Bluetooth-connected device to visualise Anthropic’s AI coding tool consumption, sparking interest in the niche practice of maximising AI token utilisation.
A software developer has shared a candid assessment of how artificial intelligence tools are impacting technical skills, suggesting that while AI may reduce overall demand for developers, the industry still requires individuals capable of reading and writing code manually.
The move aligns Spotify with Apple’s proprietary streaming protocol, enabling cross-platform video content and dynamic ad insertion while maintaining legacy audio RSS feeds.
Photos of a diminutive, rectangular controller designed for the Xbox Cloud Gaming service have surfaced, highlighting a departure from Microsoft’s traditional AA battery reliance and a focus on low-latency wireless connection.
YouTube has updated its TV interface to display comments alongside vertical videos and introduced a dedicated discovery row on Google TV, capitalising on a surge in living room consumption of short-form clips.
A personal blog post details the physical removal of connectivity hardware from a Toyota vehicle, citing privacy concerns over what the author describes as constant data reporting.
The July-August competition, backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, faces renewed scrutiny over sportswashing allegations as instability drives relocation to France.
The new Pro variant retails for $699 globally, building on the original $649 model with premium finishes and refined acoustics while retaining the same hybrid driver architecture and Qualcomm chipset.
Exclusive coupon codes and specific model discounts are available through May 26, with the publisher noting that Memorial Day remains a primary window for mattress purchases.
University of Washington student Isabelle Reksopuro’s platform updates four times daily, revealing stark contrasts between regulatory approaches in regions such as Maine and Texas.
Autonomous discovery by DepthFirstDisclosures reveals the flaw has existed since 2008, with proof-of-concept exploits now available on GitHub.
The artificial intelligence firm is rotating digital certificates and rolling out a mandatory software update for macOS users, with full deployment expected by June 12.
Chief Executive Chuck Robbins and CFO Mark Patterson clarify that the cuts, effective May 14, are a strategic realignment rather than a cost-saving measure, as the company pivots resources toward silicon, optics, and security.
Co-CEOs Chris Anthony and Steve Fambro say the five-unit build provides critical data on precision and repeatability as the company targets the market with nearly 50,000 reservations.
Researcher Scott J. demonstrates that an NVIDIA RTX 5090 external GPU can drive playable gaming and 120x faster AI prompt processing on an M4 MacBook Air via a Linux virtual machine.
AMD confirms that RDNA 3 graphics cards will support FSR 4.1 in over 300 games this July, with RDNA 2 support following in early 2027, marking a broader rollout of its AI-driven performance tools.
Engadget reports that new Google accounts now receive 5GB of storage unless a phone number is linked, a shift from the previous 15GB standard.
The title reaches fourth place on Steam’s concurrent player charts, surpassing major esports staples, as the studio enters a multi-year early access phase.
The company’s successful listing marks a significant turnaround from previous financial losses and regulatory hurdles involving CFIUS scrutiny.
While internal source code repositories were accessed, the company states that no user data, production systems, or intellectual property were compromised in the incident linked to the TanStack library attack.
The original versions of Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light are now available DRM-free on GOG, responding to long-standing player demand and preceding the upcoming Metro 2039 release.
The inquiry, set to conclude by February, will determine if Microsoft’s integration of Windows, Word, Excel, Teams, and Copilot stifles competition in the business software ecosystem.
New hardware features dual-band connectivity and an internal battery, marking a strategic shift for Microsoft’s cloud gaming infrastructure.
The streaming giant will adopt Apple’s HTTP Live Streaming standard to enable seamless video podcast monetisation on Apple Podcasts, while confirming existing support for major third-party hosts.
Ian Crosby’s new venture aims for fully autonomous financials for software startups, drawing capital from Khosla Ventures, Basis Set Ventures, and Shopify CEO Tobias Lütke.
President Sally Kornbluth warns that shrinking talent pipeline threatens research capacity and national innovation.
The newly announced partnership aims to eliminate mobile dead zones in underserved areas, though final terms remain subject to customary closing conditions.
The Blade 18 now starts at $3,999.99, reflecting a $500 increase, while the Blade 16 sees hikes of up to $500 across configurations.
The Beats Solo 4 has dropped to its lowest price of the year, with Amazon, Best Buy, and Target offering the model for $129.95. The deal coincides with reduced pricing on select accessories and smart home devices.
Users report unintended image distribution after Instagram’s global rollout of the disappearing photo feature, prompting a search for settings to disable or pause the function.
Engadget reviews the $479 device, highlighting its dual-core chip, onboard machine learning, and physical firmware update mechanism as key differentiators in a saturated smart ring market.
Players face a permanent game over if a persistent snail catches their cursor, with backend checks preventing data manipulation.
With wildfires already burning 50 per cent more area than the 25-year average, experts urge focus on the underlying crisis of global heating rather than temporary oceanic oscillations.
A detailed assessment of the Razr Fold’s specifications, battery performance, and AI integration reveals a device that is well-built but lacks the clear advantages needed to compete in the premium foldable market.
The chipmaker confirms July rollout for RX 7000 series and early 2027 update for Steam Deck, following initial March launch on RX 9000-series.
Chief Executive Chuck Robbins cites strategic shift to artificial intelligence and security investments following fiscal third-quarter results that beat Wall Street expectations.
Security investigator identifies over 13,500 targets in phishing scheme impersonating Signal support, aligning with warnings from US, UK, and Dutch intelligence agencies.
The institution has released an online exhibit detailing the history of the computer hobbyist movement, reinforcing its role as a key research centre for Canadian technology heritage.
The Dell 14S and 16S models sit below the resurrected XPS tier, offering on-device AI processing and extended battery life in a streamlined product strategy following the company’s 2025 restructuring.
The live-action feature, distributed by Sony Pictures with streaming rights held by Netflix, will now premiere on April 30, 2027.
A growing movement away from third-party cloud models is reshaping corporate strategy, driven by fears of intellectual property loss and the rise of agentic AI systems.
New analysis reveals that while adoption is accelerating, most institutions are still building the internal capabilities required to manage fragmented data and ensure deterministic outcomes.
While Swatch Group seeks a sales boost amid declining Asian demand, aftermarket adapters from Singapore and China aim to deliver the wristwatch format promised by AI-generated images.
Analysts and reviewers question the value proposition of the new five-pound device, which starts at $1,299 despite limited colour gamut and older processor options.
The $894.99 bladeless fan marks the first stationary Dyson product to utilise an AI-powered camera for presence detection, raising questions about hardware necessity versus privacy safeguards.
The tech giant announced the new system and the Driver Quality Initiative at WinHEC 2026, with a gradual rollout scheduled for September.
Alibaba, Tencent and ByteDance among companies cleared to purchase advanced AI processors as Nvidia CEO visits Beijing with White House delegation.
The proposed partnership aims to eliminate coverage gaps through unified technical standards and direct-to-device satellite technology, though the deal remains subject to further negotiation and closing conditions.