A researcher has highlighted a concerning trend where memory prices have surged back toward levels not seen since 2007.
A new wearable device uses gentle ultrasound waves and brain monitoring to help users enter REM sleep up to 43 minutes faster.
A security researcher has developed a new algorithm that generates specific patterns to confuse AI surveillance systems. These patterns essentially make the wearer 'invisible' to automated object detection and camera tracking.
A developer has successfully ported the seminal 1990 Word for Windows 1.1a to run natively on x64 systems. You can now experience this bit of computing history on modern Windows 11 hardware without an emulator.
A fascinating maker project demonstrates the transmission of analog video signals using laser beams. This experiment explores optical communication techniques in a way that is accessible to hobbyists.
Noctua conducted hands-on measurements of over 100 PC cases and discovered that more than half had incorrect CPU cooler clearance ratings. Errors ranged from -3.5mm to +10mm, causing potential compatibility issues for PC builders.
Apple is reportedly re-evaluating its wearable strategy with potential new designs including a round display, a screenless fitness tracker similar to Whoop, and more expensive premium models.
Mario Kart 64 in virtual reality? Yes.. But while technically impressive, the experience is noted for causing significant motion sickness due to the game's original camera movements and physics.
Disney+ has ordered a pilot for a new series based on the iconic Spaceship Earth ride at EPCOT. This project continues Disney's trend of leveraging its theme park attractions into streaming content, expanding the company's IP-driven strategy.
The European Union is advancing its IRIS² satellite constellation, which aims to provide a sovereign satellite internet network similar to Starlink. The project will consist of 348 satellites and focus on government and defense communications.
The New York Jets have extended their multi-year partnership with CBS New York, ensuring that pre-season games and additional team programming remain available on local broadcast television. This comes with no assurances that DRM will be mandated on the public airwaves.
Lenovo is rolling out a new 13-inch ThinkPad to more markets with Intel Panther Lake processors and claimed battery life of over 30 hours.
A federal judge ruled that Nexstar violated a prior court order and directed the removal of Nexstar employees from Tegna’s board.
Netflix is expanding its live events portfolio by partnering with MLB for the Field of Dreams return, featuring Kevin Costner. This move signals Netflix's continued aggressive strategy to capture live 'appointment' viewing audiences usually reserved for traditional broadcast TV.
Benchmarks for Nvidia's rumored 'RTX Spark' processor have appeared, showing an 18-core CPU configuration. This chip is expected to be Nvidia's major push into the ARM-based consumer PC market, potentially challenging Qualcomm and Apple.
LG has responded to user uproar regarding the company's display bloatware. The issue raises significant questions regarding how much background software should be required for a display to function.
New shipping manifests suggest Valve is receiving more 'Steam Frame' components, including VR controllers. This fuel speculation that a successor to the Index or a standalone VR headset is nearing a formal announcement.
Danielle Thumann Severs has been nominated for a commission seat. The FCC is currently operating at its bare minimum size of three. One additional vacancy for a Democrat will remain should Severs be confirmed by the Senate.
Ford has named and priced its first midsize electric truck, the Fathom, starting at $28,350. But the company has yet to show what it looks like.
A deep dive into why local broadcast stations are struggling with marketing and brand identity in an age of fragmented streaming platforms.