US politicians want to track Nvidia chips smuggled to China
Are microchip smugglers bypassing US export bans en masse?
When Gmail beta debuted in 2004, how much free storage did it offer?
Let's not forget Hotmail offered a generous free 2MB at the time.
Supply-chain attack lies dormant for six years before striking hundreds of e-commerce sites
Cybercriminals waited years before activating massive e-commerce backdoor in Magento software
Grab a full Windows 11 Pro license for just $15
Unbeatable deal, available for a limited time
Revolutionary Bose auto suspension tech to hit the market after 20 years
An automotive revolution 20 years in the making?
Android 16 beta reveals new desktop mode to turn your phone into a PC
Similar to Samsung's DeX desktop mode, but for Pixel devices
Google launches "100 Zeros" movie and TV venture to boost its brand image
Hoping to influence pop culture and public perception, and to "promote tech"
GTA VI trailer 2 arrives: Vice City looks amazing, new gameplay revealed
New footage unveiled as fans brace for the extended countdown to 2026 launch
Microsoft Office is down to $49 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without breaking the bank, Microsoft Office 2021 is now available for just $49 – a significant price drop and the lowest we've seen this year.
Android is getting a new look with Google's Material 3 Expressive
New design language leaks ahead of I/O
A Soviet probe launched decades ago toward Venus may soon crash back into Earth
The craft might reach the surface intact
Crypto millionaires targeted in brutal kidnappings across France and Europe
Attackers' modus operandi: cutting off victims' fingers to pressure payments
In brief: There has been a spate of kidnappings taking place across France and Western Europe in which victims are cryptocurrency investors. The most recent incident involved the owner of a crypto marketing firm having his finger cut off by attackers. Police say the man could have been mutilated further had he not been rescued.
Scientists discover electricity-conducting bacteria with nickel-based fibers
Conducting electricity is rare among living organisms
OpenAI abandons for-profit shift, keeps nonprofit control with new public benefit corporation
"We currently cannot supply nearly as much AI as the world wants"
LG 45GX950A Review: The Ultimate OLED Ultrawide?
LG's new 45-inch 4K-class ultrawide OLED, the 45GX950A, delivers major upgrades in resolution and immersion – but its aggressive 800R curve may not suit all gamers or productivity users.
AMD patents hint at significant ray tracing improvements in future GPU architectures
Next-gen UDNA expected to lower the barrier to advanced ray tracing
Astronomers spot possible Planet Nine in data spanning 23 years
Old satellite data points to potential ninth planet in our solar system
Original Fallout source code survived thanks to "rogue" Interplay co-founder
Original team was told to destroy all records, but thankfully overlooked Mac porting team
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PC GAMING
A laptop GPU now leads the Valve Steam survey
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EPIC VS APPLE
Epic Games wins: Court orders Apple to open App Store
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SECURITY
Windows RDP contains a login backdoor Microsoft refuses to fix
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WTF
GPUs are so bulky now that Asus is using gyroscopes to detect sagging
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GAMING
Half-Life 3 reportedly playable end-to-end, possibly launching this year
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GAMING
GTA VI delayed, now coming May 2026
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt wants to put data centers in space
Earth's orbit could solve the incoming energy problem for AI computing infrastructure
In brief: Eric Schmidt, best known as Google's CEO and public face during the early 2000s, has taken on a surprising new role. Several years after stepping away from Alphabet, Schmidt has acquired a controlling stake in aerospace manufacturer Relativity Space and is now serving as the company's CEO.
Opinion: Are we nearing the peak of custom ASIC adoption?
Have we reached the high-water mark of custom silicon? Not yet, but we can likely see it from here.
Over 250 tech leaders push for computer science and AI course requirements in US schools
"CS and AI are new reading, writing, and math," argues campaign
Trump offers TikTok another extension on ban, says he has a "warm spot" in his heart for the app
"I won young people by 36 points"
Epic challenges Steam with zero percent fee for first $1 million per game
Valve is still cutting a better deal to larger game studios
Hacker breaches TeleMessage system used by US officials, raising security concerns
The dangers of archiving encrypted messaging for compliance
Intel Arc Xe3 Celestial GPU enters pre-validation, Battlemage B770 tipped to launch at Computex 2025
The hardware team is already working on Xe4 "Druid"
Nintendo sues Genki for showing Switch 2 mockups before official reveal
Nintendo sure does love lawyers (in a non-defamatory way)
AMD beats Nvidia in German GPU sales with Radeon RX 9070 XT on top
The Steam survey tells a different story
Apple to change iPhone launch schedule in 2026 with foldable, Pro, and Air models
Apple plans two-phase iPhone release strategy to manage expanded lineup and boost sales
Despite rising game prices, 2025's best-reviewed titles are budget hits
Higher prices doesn't mean better games
A hot potato: Video games are becoming more expensive – Microsoft announced last week that it would be selling some of its upcoming titles for $80, while Nintendo will be doing the same with Switch 2 releases. One of the companies' arguments for this increase is that games now have enormous budgets with massive teams, all of which supposedly benefit the players, yet the three best-reviewed games of 2025 so far are all budget titles.
Apple iPhone: The Gadget That Rewired Modern Life
The iPhone redefined technology and culture. More than a phone, it merged music, communication, and the web – transforming not just gadgets, but how we connect and create.
The future of data storage might be ceramic glass that can last thousands of years
Cerabyte's ceramic glass storage endures boiling and baking in extreme durability tests
A laptop GPU now leads the Valve Steam survey, AMD CPUs reach all-time high
The first laptop GPU to top the chart in over three years
UK could require solar panels on most new homes by 2027
Forward-looking: Recent studies indicate that the widespread adoption of solar panels worldwide could significantly reduce carbon emissions and slow climate change. The United Kingdom plans to take a major step toward that goal with upcoming legislation that mandates panels on the roofs of almost all new homes.
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