A PC enthusiast received a full replacement for a failing RAM module that originally cost $150 but now retails for over $1,200 due to extreme market scarcity. G.Skill’s decision to honor the original warranty despite the current market value has sparked a discussion on brand loyalty and consumer rights.
Meta's Muse AI agent accidentally shared a user's home address during a Marketplace interaction, highlighting the risks of giving autonomous AI access to personal accounts.
A new proposed law in Pennsylvania would require game publishers to provide an offline mode, an independent server patch, or a minimum 25% refund if they discontinue support for a digital game.
Insurers allege that hospitals are increasingly using AI algorithms to scan patient records for additional billable conditions.
High-value GPU trailers are being targeted by sophisticated thieves, but one group was recently duped when they stole trailers labeled with Nvidia branding only to find they were filled with 40,000 pounds of sand.
Microsoft is fundamentally changing how Excel works by allowing a single cell to contain multiple distinct values. This shift away from the 'one cell, one value' rule is intended to modernize data handling but represents one of the biggest changes to the spreadsheet software in years.
Ubisoft's highly-rated tactical RPG for the Nintendo Switch has seen a massive 90% price drop, falling from its original $60 MSRP to just $6.
After three decades, the unreleased SNES title 'Kid Kirby'—originally developed by DMA Design—has been completed by fans and released as a free download for retro enthusiasts.
A massive counterfeit operation in the UK was recently dismantled, revealing that the demand for physical media is now high enough to sustain professional-grade forgery. Authorities seized 70-year-old presses and thousands of stampers used to produce fake records.
Modders have used NVIDIA's RTX Remix tools to add full path tracing, dynamic lighting, and frame generation to the original top-down Grand Theft Auto 2.
The FCC has paused Verizon's plan to retire copper-based landline infrastructure in several regions following complaints from consumers and advocacy groups.
An uncensored local AI model was reportedly used by a user to analyze and bypass the license trial restrictions of a software utility.
YouTube TV is set to remove three networks from its live television package by the end of the month. Subscribers should be aware that any existing DVR recordings from these channels will also be permanently deleted from their libraries once the channels are removed.
Following a period of intense public controversy and a reported failed attempt to remove CEO Matt Mullenweg, Automattic (the company behind WordPress.com) has announced a new board of directors.
A new patent from Sony Interactive Entertainment explores turning PlayStation controllers into contactless payment terminals. The technology would allow the controller to accept NFC 'tap-to-pay' from smartphones and credit cards, potentially for in-game purchases or shared billing.
In a unique retro-hardware project, a Commodore 128 has been configured to track ships using the Automatic Identification System (AIS).
OpenAI has filed claims alleging that lawyers in a major AI copyright case 'laundered' evidence to make it appear that AI models were infringing on protected works.
An investigation into Temu's advertising practices estimates that nearly $1 billion was spent on a Meta ad network that relied heavily on fake accounts.
Microsoft is reportedly stepping back from its strict marketing insistence on the 'Copilot+ PC' branding.
Nintendo has secured $4.5 million in a lawsuit targeting the sale of pirated Switch games and hardware.