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Elon Musk's 1.5 million dollar SEC settlement gets a judge's reluctant approval
A federal judge has approved Elon Musk's settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission over his late disclosure of a Twitter stake in 2022 ...
ComputingMeta's always-on smart glasses raise serious privacy questions
Meta is reportedly developing a new generation of smart glasses that would record video continuously, rather than requiring the wearer to tap a ...
ComputingDeepSeek is building its own AI chip to break free of Nvidia
DeepSeek is building its own AI chip aimed at inference to cut its reliance on Nvidia and Huawei. Here is what the move means for the wider chip race.
ComputingSamsung's Q2 earnings guidance points to a chip recovery that is actually happening
Samsung Electronics has released its earnings guidance for the second quarter of 2026, and the figures are worth paying attention to even before the ...
ComputingOomwoo is a robot vacuum you 3D print yourself, and it never touches the cloud
Oomwoo is an open-source robot vacuum built from a Raspberry Pi, 2D LiDAR and a 3D-printed chassis, running fully offline with native Home Assistant ...
ComputingNetflix pioneered binge-watching. Now its own success might be its biggest problem
There is a certain satisfaction in watching a company grapple with consequences of its own making.
ComputingiOS 27 beta lets you change how Siri sounds, and it is more useful than it sounds
Apple has quietly added something genuinely interesting to the latest iOS 27 beta: the ability to customise how Siri speaks to you.
ComputingIntel's Crescent Island AI chip starts sampling this year, aimed straight at Nvidia
Intel confirmed its new Crescent Island AI data centre chip will begin sampling in the second half of 2026, part of a broader push to challenge ...
ComputingFCC moves to kill the rule that made ISPs show you their real fees
If you have ever signed up for broadband only to discover the actual monthly bill is notably higher than the advertised price, you will already ...
ComputingTrump memecoin investors lost 3.8 billion dollars. Here's the full picture.
The numbers are in, and they are stark. An analysis published this week found that investors in the Trump memecoin collectively lost 3.8 billion ...
ComputingGoogle's Fitbit Air is a screenless, 12-Gram band with a week of battery
Google's Fitbit Air ditches the screen for a 12-gram band with about a week of battery life.
ComputingThe White House quietly deleted thousands of energy conservation pages during a heatwave
The timing is the kind of thing that would seem heavy-handed in a political thriller, but it happened in reality.
ComputingMeta just launched its cheapest smart glasses yet, and the price is the point
Meta introduced its most affordable smart glasses to date, a clear push to move the category out of early-adopter territory and onto ordinary faces.
ComputingGen Z's anti-tech rage has its own festival now
There is a festival circuit for almost everything now, so perhaps it was inevitable that the growing anti-Big Tech sentiment among younger people ...
ComputingThe browser wars are back, and this time they are not about search
The first browser war, fought in the 1990s between Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer, was about which company could control the web's front ...
ComputingBest budget 4K monitors in 2026: the ones actually worth buying
The best budget 4K monitors in 2026, tested and compared. Real prices, real specs, and which panel wins for work, gaming, PS5, and Mac.
ComputingSony's austrian disc factory is being converted as physical media dies
Sony's disc manufacturing plant in Thalgau, Austria is being converted away from game disc production, a concrete milestone in the long death of ...
ComputingGoogle loses its 4.7 billion dollar EU fine appeal after a decade of fighting
Google has exhausted its legal options in one of the most significant antitrust cases in tech history.
ComputingThe FAA wants to let supersonic jets fly over US cities, with one catch
The US Federal Aviation Administration has proposed a rule change that would allow supersonic aircraft to fly over American cities, as long as they ...
ComputingDigital Realty buys three data centres from Blackstone for $7.8 billion
Digital Realty is acquiring three fully-leased Northern Virginia data centres from Blackstone for $7.8 billion, a bet on sustained AI infrastructure ...
ComputingSouth Korea is spending $880 billion on chips, AI, and robots over the next decade
South Korea committed $880 billion to semiconductors, AI, and robotics in the largest single-country chip investment in history. Here is what it ...
ComputingOpenAI and Broadcom just unveiled Jalapeno, their first custom AI chip
OpenAI's first custom chip was built in nine months and is designed specifically for AI inference. Here is what it means for the Nvidia-dominated AI ...
ComputingCursor just launched a native iOS app. You can now run AI coding agents from your phone
Cursor's iOS app is in public beta for paid subscribers. It lets you launch cloud agents or control local machines remotely.
ComputingSony Xperia 1 VIII review: the only 2026 flagship with a headphone jack and microSD
The Sony Xperia 1 VIII is a £1,399 camera-first Android flagship with a 3.5mm jack, microSD slot, and triple 48MP cameras. Europe from June 19.
ComputingHonor Watch 6 review: 35 days of battery life at £149
The Honor Watch 6 launched June 18 at £149.99 with a claimed 35-day battery, bright AMOLED display, and NFC payments.