TechThe Supreme Court heard arguments in a case about geofence warrants - tools that let police demand location data on everyone near a crime scene. The justices seem genuinely unsure what to do, which might actually be the right reaction.
TechA newly disclosed Linux security bug called 'Copy Fail' lets any user grant themselves admin privileges across nearly every distro released since 2017, using a single portable Python script.
TechMicrosoft is removing Copilot buttons from Windows 11 apps, making good on its promise to cut 'unnecessary' AI features - which is a very polite way of admitting they overdid it.
TechThe Google Fitbit Air hits shelves May 19 at $99.99, and it's coming for Apple Watch and Whoop with six features that are making wearable loyalists very uncomfortable.
TechAnthropic has acquired Stainless, the SDK automation startup that was also powering OpenAI, Google, and Cloudflare. The developer tools land grab is officially on.
TechOpenAI is rolling out new opt-in security features for ChatGPT accounts, including a partnership with hardware key maker Yubico - because your AI diary deserves better than a password.
TechThe 2026 Motorola Razr Ultra brings a new camera, bigger battery, and a $200 price hike - but the real story is that it now comes in an Alcantara suede finish that makes every other phone look like a beige office supply.
TechxAI might be less about building the next great AI model and more about becoming a data center rental business - and honestly, that might be the smarter play.
TechOpenAI has released GPT-5.5, a broadly more capable model that brings the company closer to its reported goal of building an all-in-one AI superapp. Here's why that matters.
TechA new survey from Chaos and Architizer finds that AI is moving well beyond image generation in architecture firms, increasingly shaping real design decisions as an 'active collaborator' in professional workflows.
TechEuropol has shut down a VPN service used by roughly two dozen ransomware gangs - and then made sure to let every single user know they've been identified. The 'complete anonymity' pitch did not age well.
TechMeta is giving parents the ability to see what topics their teens are discussing with its AI assistant across Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram. It's a bold safety move - but not everyone's going to be thrilled about it.
TechGoPro's new Mission 1 and Mission 1 Pro cameras are priced at $599.99 and $699.99 - a tough sell for casual users when smartphones keep getting better.
TechA cybersecurity researcher claims Microsoft Edge's password manager may be storing login credentials in plain text - and Microsoft's response is raising some eyebrows.
TechIntel's stock has rocketed 490% in a year, but according to TechCrunch, Wall Street's enthusiasm may be getting pretty far ahead of the company's actual comeback. Classic.
TechGoogle Translate is rolling out a pronunciation practice feature that gives you real feedback on how you sound in another language. The rollout is patchy, but the idea is genuinely useful.
TechA new Harris Poll survey found 75% of marketing decision-makers face higher accountability expectations in 2026, with leaders now measuring them on pipeline contribution instead of old-school vanity metrics. Marketers wanted a seat at the revenue table - turns out it comes with homework.
TechA SpaceX IPO could let everyday investors buy into one of the most ambitious companies on the planet for the first time - but experts are divided on whether it's a golden opportunity or a trillion-dollar gamble.
TechTwo new projects, including one from a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, claim to have identified Bitcoin's mysterious creator. But without cryptographic proof, the crypto world isn't ready to call it solved.
