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Mark Zuckerberg's MetaConnect 2025 keynote on Wednesday quickly turned into a humiliating experience. It was even worse than we thought.
Devices

By Victor Tangermann

The ads which cannot be disabled will "strengthen" the "value" of your Family Hub fridges, according to Samsung.
Devices

By Frank Landymore

China is calling the United States' bluff by banning its largest tech companies from using Nvidia's red-hot AI chips.
Computers

By Joe Wilkins

Ever notice how disposable vapes come with a ludicrous amount of electronics? Someone just put them to good use.
Computers

By Frank Landymore

The vendor was one of a many whose code modules were infected by a never before seen strand of malware known as "Shai-Hulud."
Computers

By Joe Wilkins

It turns out that using AI to "vibe code" entire pieces of software into existence doesn't always work out that well.
Computing

By Frank Landymore

An influencer was getting a perfunctory wax when she realized in horror that her esthetician was wearing Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses.
Devices

By Noor Al-Sibai

A team of scientists have confirmed that their quantum computer is now in orbit around Earth aboard a satellite.
Quantum Computing

By Frank Landymore

Not only does the phone case look like human skin to an uncanny degree, it also gets sunburned like it, too.
Devices

By Frank Landymore

Lovable, a "vibe coding" app that allows anybody to build websites with AI, has a huge cybersecurity problem.
Coding

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists say they've developed a ludicrously keen-eyed laser device that can read the text in a book from a whopping 0.85 miles away.
Devices

By Victor Tangermann

A new company backed by Lance Armstrong just raised $4 million dollars to track your stool and urine using artificial intelligence.
Devices

By Joe Wilkins

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is teaming up with a famous Apple designer to make wearables that can see your whole life.
Devices

By Noor Al-Sibai

OpenAI is peddling what it calls a "cloud-based software engineering agent," but fails to explain where its getting the data to train it.
Coding

By Joe Wilkins

Chinese researchers have unveiled a gadget they say is capable of countering US stealth radar devices at a bargain-bin price.
Devices

By Joe Wilkins

OpenAI researchers have admitted that even the most advanced AI models can't really solve the coding problems put in front of them.
Coding

By Noor Al-Sibai