Samsung's Weirdest New TV Is Now Up For Preorder
For those looking to spice up a party, and have the real estate for it, Samsung offers a new Smart Hub projector capable of displaying a huge 100-inch screen.
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Amazon Is Testing A Controversial Change To Its Rating System
Amazon is testing a change to the way it presents product ratings in search results, and some are worried the new design could be used to deceive users.
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Battery Life Could Be The Steam Deck's Biggest Weakness
Early reviewers of the Valve Steam Deck are discovering how to make the most of the surprisingly limited battery life of the gaming machine.
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Amazon Pharmacy's Next Conquest Is Cheaper Insulin
Amazon Pharmacy wants to make insulin affordable to everyone regardless of insurance status. But how much can it bring the costs down? You'll be surprised.
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Amazon Rolls Out AI-Generated User Review Summaries
Amazon is implementing AI-powered summaries of real-life reviews, highlighting key parts of customers' opinions to allow buyers to make informed purchases.
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Zoom Promises It Won't Use Your Videos And Chats To Train AI
An updated line in Zoom's terms of service once said AI would train on user's content without consent, but the company has since reassured that is not the case.
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Valve Now Sells Less Expensive Certified Refurbished Steam Decks
Steam Decks are now even more affordable thanks to Valve's new "certified refurbished" program, offering quality second-hand consoles at a discount.
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PayPal Now Has Its Own Stablecoin, And It's Backed By The US Dollar
PayPal is launching its own stablecoin, backed by the U.S. dollar which will be useful in peer-to-peer transactions. Here's what you need to know.
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Amazon Is Going All In On Generative AI
On its most recent earnings calls, Amazon indicated that it would start using generative AI in most of its business units. Here's what that could look like.
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Nothing Just Confirmed That It's Making A Smartwatch
Nothing, the awkwardly named company behind a couple of mid-range phones and earbuds, has announced plans to create its first smartwatch model.
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AMD Says New 'Enthusiast' Radeon 7000 GPUs Will Arrive Soon
AMD is gearing up to launch another batch of 7000 series GPUs, these ones categorized as "enthusiast" tier for those who don't want to spend a small fortune.
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AI Could Be Coming To A White Castle Near You
White Castle's experiments involving AI have apparently been fruitful, and as such, the company is expanding its use of the technology at restaurants.
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How The Submarines Of The Civil War Were Made
During the Civil War, both sides were working on early submarine designs, though it was the Confederacy that was the first to deploy one against the enemy.
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The Semiconductor Shortage Is Over, But A New Problem Is Plaguing The Market
The COVID-19-induced semiconductor shortage is over, but the industry has now been left with a surplus of memory chips.
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Reddit Is Testing Official Badges For Verified Accounts
Reddit is testing an account verification badge, a move intended to reduce the reach of impersonators and scammers while luring in former Twitter users.
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Crashed Craft And Non-Human Biologics: 3 Of The Sketchiest UFO Hearing Claims
Former U.S. intelligence officer David Grusch made several unproven claims about government knowledge of aliens. These are the most questionable allegations.
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Samsung's Galaxy Watch 6 Classic Brings Back A Much-Loved Feature
Alongside new foldables, Samsung is iterating on its wearables with the Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic, featuring new health updates and an old favorite.
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Bing AI Chat Is No Longer Edge Exclusive With Chrome And Safari Versions Rolling Out
Bing's AI chatbot is headed to Chrome and Safari browsers for users to test out, without a Microsoft account - albeit with a few limitations compared to Edge.
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Analogue Pocket Orders Will Finally Start Shipping Out Again In August
Analogue, Inc. announced that it will finally begin shipping out its latest wave of Analogue Pockets.
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AI Just Got Pranked Into A Mistake No Human Would've Fallen For
'World of Warcraft' fans on Reddit had some fun trolling an AI article-generating website, while also exposing the significant flaw of AI journalism.
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Bing Chat AI Gets Image-Based Visual Search
Microsoft wants AI to be a staple in the workplace.
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Beware Of This New Airline Customer Support Scam That's Fooling Travelers
Scammers are always trying out new ways to trick victims into handing over their money. In this case, the scam targets air travelers and Google listings.
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Samsung's 27-Inch ViewFinity S9 Is Its First 5K Monitor
Samsung's latest entry in the ViewFinity series, the S9, is its first 5k monitor and has highly-accurate colors. Unfortunately, it also has a very high price.
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AI Is Taking Center Stage In The SAG-AFTRA Strike: Here's Why
With SAG-AFTRA joining forces with the striking WGA, Hollywood has effectively ground to a halt, and the biggest issue at hand is generative AI.
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Stable Doodle AI Wants To Turn Your Rough Sketches Into Real Art
Stable Doodle is a new image generation tool that can turn rudimentary sketches into works of AI art.
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Delivery King Domino's Gives In, Joins Forces With Uber Eats
Domino's is joining up with food delivery apps to continue its dominance in pizza delivery sales, joining other pizza chains on Uber Eats and Postmates.
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Intel To Stop Producing NUC Mini PCs
Intel is moving away from NUCs -- itty bitty PCs that it has been producing for the last decade. Where does that leave the future of these tiny computers?
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