Another crypto investor arrested for alleged kidnapping and torture of Bitcoin millionaire
Chainsaw threats, electrocution, beatings, and being hung off a roof -- all for a crypto wallet password
Scientists create robots that take their first steps straight from the 3D printer
By sharing their designs, the Edinburgh engineers hope to spark a new wave of innovation in soft robotics
Grab a full Windows 11 Pro license for just $15
Unbeatable deal, available for a limited time
New 80 Plus Ruby PSU efficiency rating exceeds Titanium standard, coming to data centers
At least 90% efficiency at all load levels
China hosts world's first mechanical mixed martial arts tournament
Petite plastic pugilists packing powerless punches
Space Cadet Pinball returns, now on Android
Miss the satisfying clack of Space Cadet Pinball? The iconic 3D Pinball game bundled with Windows 95 through XP is back, now on Android. This port is the result of a reverse-engineered open-source project, and it's completely free with no ads.
Robots are taking over some tasks, but workers report losing purpose and autonomy
When robots take over, workers lose more than just tasks
Microsoft Office is down to $49 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without breaking the bank, Microsoft Office 2021 is now available for just $49 – a significant price drop and the lowest we've seen this year.
Modder develops a new solution to bring the Commodore 64 into the HDMI era
Using hardware emulation to recreate pixel-perfect digital video and audio
Apple iPhone exports from China to the US fall 76% as India output surges
India's iPhone exports rose 76%, matching China's decline
In brief: In news that comes as little surprise, Chinese exports of iPhones fell dramatically in April, while those from India increased by 76% year-over-year. It comes as Cupertino focuses more on India as a manufacturing point for its handsets amid the uncertainty of the China tariffs. However, Donald Trump recently threatened a 25% tariff on Apple if it doesn't start making iPhones entirely in the US.
AI will die "overnight" if copyright permission is enforced, says former Meta exec
You wouldn't steal a car, but tech companies should be free to do whatever they want with your content?
Dragon Quest I & II return in HD-2D remakes nearly four decades later
Pre-orders now open, launching October 30
Tesla sales in Europe plunge 50% amid backlash over Musk and competition from hybrids, Chinese brands
It's been a bad month for Tesla
Apple to unveil "Solarium" UI redesign for iOS, macOS, and more at WWDC
Coming soon to an Apple device near you
Putin calls for "throttling" Microsoft and Zoom in Russia, urges development of domestic alternatives
Even McDonald's didn't escape Putin's wrath
"Like an assembly line": Amazon engineers feel squeezed by AI-driven workflow
AI's productivity gains may diminish the creativity that once defined software development
The CEOs of Zoom and Klarna have presented earnings calls using AI avatars
Zoom is rolling out a custom AI avatar feature
Nvidia RTX 5090 prices drop below MSRP in Europe as stock improves
No such encouraging signs in the US, though
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"WORKAROUNDS"
Russia is still swimming in new Intel and AMD CPUs despite sanctions
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QUANTUM LEAP
Quantum computers could break RSA encryption sooner than expected
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SURPRISE, SURPRISE
SteamOS outperforms Windows on Lenovo's gaming handheld
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THE WEB
German court rules cookie banners must offer "reject all" button
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WTF
Nvidia and the erosion of independent GPU reviews
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ELECTRONICS
Lidar is great for cars, but it can permanently damage cameras
The PlayStation 2 borrowed its iconic look from which unreleased console?
Did you know, Sony borrowed the PlayStation 2's design from another gaming icon?
The new VC playbook: Buy old businesses, power them with AI
Legacy businesses are suddenly becoming Silicon Valley's new frontier
Gaming Keyboards That Punch Above Their Weight: Redragon Eclipse K720 Pro and K686 Pro SE Anime Review
When it comes to budget peripherals, many people have negative preconceptions. While the old idiom "you get what you pay for" often rings true, there are still some genuine bargains to be found.
Microsoft oversells Windows 11's Smart App Control as a "top antivirus solution"
Old security concepts dressed up in AI buzzwords?
The CIA used a Star Wars fan website to secretly communicate with spies
The Force wasn't the only thing hiding in this website
Through the looking glass: The internet has seen its fair share of weird, but a Star Wars fan site secretly run by the CIA to communicate with overseas spies might top the list. StarWarsWeb.net looked like any other 2010-era fan page, complete with lightsabers, Yoda quotes ("Like these games you will"), LEGO ads, and hyped-up mentions of games like Battlefront 2 and The Force Unleashed II. But behind that nostalgic facade was a covert login system. If you entered the right password into the search bar, you'd unlock a secure line to CIA handlers. Or at least, that was the plan.
Most online games are now dead, Stop Killing Games proponents say
Planned obsolescence is becoming a successful business model for publishers
Tesla's humanoid robots aren't the right fit for factories, says former Optimus lead
Humans aren't built for repetitive tasks - so why are humanoid robots?
SteamOS outperforms Windows on the Lenovo Legion Go S in both speed and battery life
Windows was holding back Lenovo's gaming handheld
What just happened? Lenovo showcased two versions of its Legion Go S gaming handheld last January at CES 2025. While the Windows model launched in February, the SteamOS version has only just started shipping (with nearly identical hardware specs). Benchmarks released by popular YouTuber Dave Lee suggest that the latter is noticeably faster and more battery-efficient than the Windows version.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard actress defends game, says people wanted BioWare to fail
"People were attacking the game before it was released"
Google research shows quantum computers could break RSA encryption sooner than expected
The quantum clock is ticking on online security
Another Nvidia RTX 5090 cable melts despite MSI's "foolproof" yellow-tipped GPU connector
Colored tips aren't looking so foolproof anymore
Duolingo CEO backtracks on AI push, says human workers still needed
"I do not see AI as replacing what our employees do"
University of Arizona scientists unveil breakthrough petahertz-speed transistor
Petahertz quantum transistor could set a new benchmark for future computing
Russia is still swimming in new Intel and AMD chips thanks to sanction "workarounds"
Figures from the Federal Customs Service show that imports of Intel CPUs fell a staggering 95%
Valve's Gabe Newell is backing new brain chip startup with medical focus
Starfish Technologies has set its sights on treating neurological disorders with BCI chips
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