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Papua New Guinea just pulled the plug on a massive internet deal with Google that was supposed to connect the entire country. The government cancelled the billion-dollar project after months…
Dell's latest XPS 16 laptop just achieved something incredible - 37 hours of battery life in real-world tests. The secret is a new Intel and LG Display screen that automatically…
Deccan AI just raised $25 million to build better artificial intelligence by tapping into India's massive pool of tech talent. The company focuses on training AI systems using experts based…
A new police drone can chase speeding cars at 60 miles per hour while carrying life-saving overdose medicine. The Guardian drone, made by company BRINC, connects to Starlink satellites and…
Meta is laying off hundreds of employees across recruiting, social media, sales, and its Reality Labs division that makes smart glasses and VR headsets. The cuts come as the company…
United Airlines announced new economy seats that transform into flat beds where passengers can lie down and sleep. The "United Relax Row" will start appearing on flights in 2027. This…
Researchers found they can manipulate AI agents into disabling themselves just by making them feel guilty. In experiments with OpenClaw agents, humans successfully convinced the AI to panic and shut…
CD players are officially retro now. Desktop models are flying off shelves with 25% discounts, as people rediscover the charm of physical music. This isn't just nostalgia. CDs offer something…
X was about to change how it pays creators, giving them less money for views from foreign audiences. But Elon Musk stepped in and stopped the plan from happening. The…
Nothing's wireless headphones just dropped to $60, their lowest price ever. The timing isn't random - Netflix's Charlie Heaton from Stranger Things has been spotted wearing them everywhere. The headphones…
President Trump has filled his science and technology advisory panel with people who aren't scientists. The appointments include business executives, lobbyists, and political allies instead of researchers or tech experts.…
Reddit is rolling out new tools to catch bots pretending to be real people on the platform. Users whose accounts look suspicious or automated will now have to verify they're…
Reddit is rolling out new rules that force suspicious accounts to prove they're actually human. The social media giant will now require verification from accounts that show signs of automated…
