According to New Atlas, researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a method to create ultra-thin, stable layers of halide perovskites that are just…
According to Android Authority, the Kindle store is experiencing a flood of books with absurdly long, SEO-optimized titles that readers find frustrating. Instead of traditional…
According to The How-To Geek, Microsoft has introduced four significant dark patterns in Windows 11's 2025 updates that aggressively push users toward the company's ecosystem.…
According to Gizmodo, utilities have delayed retirement plans for 30 coal-burning units specifically to power AI data centers. This reversal comes after energy companies had…
According to GSM Arena, Nothing has expanded its Android 16-based Nothing OS 4.0 stable update rollout to include the Nothing Phone (3a) and Nothing Phone…
According to Fortune, the Federal Reserve's latest Beige Book reveals a sharply diverging U.S. economy where affluent households continue spending robustly while lower- and middle-income…
According to GameSpot, Hytale will retail for $20 when it launches in early access, with more expensive editions available for…
According to Forbes, Google has introduced Gemini 3, its newest AI platform featuring deep reasoning capabilities, antigravity agents, and native…
According to PCWorld, Google's AI Mode in Search has started displaying advertisements as of November 20th, ending the previously ad-free…
According to Neowin, Microsoft released KB5070312 as an optional cumulative update for Windows 11, specifically build 22631.6276. This monthly non-security preview addresses multiple bugs including…
According to TechSpot, Apple and Intel are moving closer to a foundry deal that could see Intel manufacturing Apple's M-series chips by 2027. Analyst Ming-Chi…
Cambridge scientists have cracked the code on creating stable, ultra-thin perovskite layers using vapor processing. This breakthrough could lead to cheaper, more efficient solar cells and lasers. The technology might eventually compete with traditional silicon-based semiconductors.
Amazon’s Kindle store has become a wasteland of ridiculously long book titles stuffed with keywords. Readers are complaining about titles that read like search engine queries rather than actual books. The problem appears to be Amazon’s algorithm rewarding this behavior.
Windows 11’s 2025 updates introduce four major dark patterns that push users toward Microsoft’s AI and cloud services. These include deceptive setup screens, hidden local account options, and File Explorer changes that prioritize OneDrive. The changes represent a fundamental shift away from user con
America’s AI expansion is creating unexpected consequences for energy markets. Utilities are delaying coal plant closures to meet data center demand while environmental regulations get rolled back. The result? More pollution and health risks.
Nothing has expanded its Android 16-based Nothing OS 4.0 stable rollout beyond the Phone (3) to include the Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro models. The update brings visual enhancements, camera improvements, and requires Essential Space updates for full functionality. Initial rollout is limited with b
Intel could return to Apple devices by 2027, but not as a CPU supplier. Instead, the company would manufacture Apple’s own M-series chips using its advanced 18AP process technology.
A Dartmouth professor who studied innovations from gunpowder to Pampers sees predictable patterns in AI’s chaotic rise. The technology’s path mirrors historical disruptions where early adopters weren’t who anyone expected. Business model innovation, not just technical breakthroughs, will determine t
The mobile operating system project announced it’s completely pulling out of OVHcloud’s French servers over privacy concerns. France’s support for EU “Chat Control” legislation and sovereignty issues are creating headaches for cloud providers.
