In a move that screams 'recycling is just a fancy word for digging through the dumpster,' Commodore is cutting costs on the Callback 8020 by stuffing it with second-hand silicon. Apparently, AI greed is making basic phone parts a luxury item.
Oh, the joy of the digital age: Sony decided that your movie library is just a temporary rental. Because who actually needs to own their digital media when you can just pay for the privilege of watching it until they get bored of the license?
Meredith Whittaker is dropping truth bombs on the AI hype train. While Microsoft promises your chatbot will do your holiday shopping, Signal’s head warns that giving an algorithm access to your private life is basically inviting a digital spy home.
After nearly two decades of making users beg their computers for mercy, Apple finally decided that iOS 27 is smart enough to perform its own surgery. It is almost like they realized tethering a phone to a desktop is a relic of the stone age.
The Five Eyes alliance just dropped a bombshell: next-gen AI is ready to weaponize cyberattacks in months, not years. It is a masterclass in stating the obvious while pretending the sky is falling, all while the Trump administration keeps tripping over its own cords.
It seems that Gamedev in Russia is having a collective mid-life crisis. With international markets locked and investors confused, developers are left fighting over crumbs while dreaming of global hits that remain trapped behind a wall of sanctions.
In the glorious land of sanctions, Yandex is replacing human couriers with adorable little cooler-boxes on wheels. Why? Because keeping a human alive in Moscow has officially become more expensive than maintaining a motherboard.
After 15 days of digital house arrest, the tech overlords at Anthropic are begging for permission to let Fable 5 back into the wild. It’s a masterclass in watching regulators play god with expensive math.
While OpenAI and Google play gatekeeper, DeepSeek just dropped a speed-hacking module that makes any LLM feel like it had a quadruple espresso. It is a rare moment of actual utility in a sea of corporate vaporware.
IBM is flexing its microscopic muscles again, claiming they’ve broken the sub-1nm barrier. While we struggle to get our current PCs to stay cool, the geniuses in white coats are busy stacking atoms like Lego blocks to make the future even faster.
We knew AI could write boring emails, but apparently, it can also hotwire your car’s brain in minutes. Here’s how a rogue engineer used Claude Code to bypass hours of manual labor and crack a Mercedes-Benz telemetry system on the fly.
OpenAI finally unveiled its long-teased GPT-5.6 Sol, alongside siblings Terra and Luna. It is a terrifyingly efficient leap in reasoning, released under the watchful, nervous eyes of the White House as a 'temporary' security experiment.