12 stories · Everything else worth understanding: standards, policy and platforms.
A US district judge (Francis Mathew, D.N.M.) entered judgment Wed for $25 billion after a New Mexico jury found ~44 million violations of the state's consu
Samsung's preliminary Q3: operating profit 107.4 trillion won (~$80B), +782.5% YoY, revenue 195T won (+126.6%), operating margin 55.1% — a record. First Ko
Apple's fine print now attaches a condition to the 50-percent-in-fifteen-minutes claim: the wired charger has to support SPR AVS, which predictably…
Externally the iPhone 18 Pro is close to a rerun of last year's phone. Underneath, the A20 Pro built on TSMC's 2 nm process is not: a
The password has been dying for so long that its obituaries became a running joke in security circles.
For most of a decade, "right to repair" sounded like a niche cause for people who heat-gun their own phones.
A home NAS beats a cloud subscription on the invoice and loses on the timesheet, and most comparisons only count one of them.
Sony's Bravia 9 II is the latest flagship in the Japanese tech giant's TV lineup. The RGB LED panel delivers stunning color accuracy a
The third-party cookie was never the tracking; it was the cheapest storage slot for the tracking.
Battery passports turn the argument about repairability into a documentation problem, and the documentation is the easy half.
Wi-Fi 7 sells itself with a number — 46 Gbps — that no laptop will ever see, because it takes sixteen spatial streams to produce.
USB4 and Thunderbolt 5 share a connector, a negotiation protocol and, on a marketing slide, the same impressive number.