Technology

Walter Isaacson's new podcast, The Builders, premieres Oct. 20 with Elon Musk and presses AI's most powerful figures on why they build systems they admit they cannot control.

Tom's Hardware tested Googlebooks from Dell, Lenovo, and HP and reported nice hardware undermined by an operating system that isn't ready yet, noting the machines appear to permanently reserve 7 to 8GB of RAM, likely to keep local AI models on standby.

A single YAML file rebuilt a clean Windows 11 install in under 12 minutes. The experiment shows what automation can restore, and what it quietly leaves behind.

<p>Representative Ritchie Torres, a Bronx Democrat, introduced a bill in the U.S.

Nintendo's Switch 2 remake of the 1998 classic arrives Nov. 5, two weeks before GTA VI and months before Zelda's movie debut.

Panic's quirky handheld keeps delivering inventive games at a price that undercuts the rest of the industry. Season 3 makes the deal even sweeter.

A home server user ditches TrueNAS for Debian and Cockpit, reclaiming 2.5GB of RAM and gaining flexibility. Here's how the swap works and what you lose.

Pro player SuperBrine reached Tekken 8's God of Destruction rank while blindfolded, sparking debates about game difficulty, accessibility, and what true skill means.

A San Francisco startup just deployed the first robotic tire-changing system in Canada. Here's what it means for workers, drivers, and the future of car maintenance.

Security researchers have exposed a fundamental flaw in WhatsApp and Signal that enables precise location tracking using just a phone number. Here's what you need to know.

From Shenmue to Star Citizen, these games dared to dream big. Some succeeded, some stumbled, but all reshaped the gaming landscape.

After months of testing glass mouse pads for competitive gaming, I found they weren't for me. But this experiment taught me something unexpected about a simple accessory that transformed my gameplay.

Seatylock argues that independent security certifications are the only reliable guide for urban cyclists facing rising theft risks. The company calls for transparency over vague marketing claims.

We put the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s display through a scientific test to see if its colors are as true to life as Samsung claims. The results might change how you think about your phone screen.

Amazon's $79 discount on the Bose SoundLink Max raises questions about consumer power in a market driven by profit. Is this a win for affordability?

The 2026 Mercedes-Benz CLA EQ proves that the sustainable transit transition only works when flagship technology is accessible to the masses. By introducing its most advanced electric vehicle architecture in an entry-level sedan, Mercedes-Benz is shifting the paradigm.

Pinterest stock is down 40%, but revenue is surging. As activist investors push AI-driven commerce, what does this mean for users and the digital economy?

Microsoft's new Xbox CEO warns of a corporate reset, prioritizing profit margins over creative studios. Analysts predict layoffs and a shift to ad-supported gaming.

As AI overviews dominate search, independent voices risk erasure. Here is why building a clear, trustworthy digital home base is vital for online visibility.

Kaplan's All Access License won EdTech Solution of the Year. By eliminating out-of-pocket test prep costs, the program is tackling systemic inequality in higher ed.