An established tech journalist, I entered the world of consumer tech by chance in 2018. In my writing and translating career, I've also covered a diverse range of topics, including entertainment, travel, science, and the economy.
1569 published news
June 2025
- 17 June
- Dress Like Your Favorite TV Character: These Are the Stores That Sell the Clothes You See on TV
- A Post-Search Generation: ChatGPT Is Raising Young People Who Struggle to Find Information
- Renewing the Ozempic Patent in Canada Costs Very Little. Surprisingly, Novo Nordisk Has Chosen Not to
- 16 June
- More and More People Use AI Chatbots for Therapy. A Consumer Protection Coalition Just Filed a Complaint to Stop That
- There Are Two Types of ChatGPT Users: Those Who Ask It 100 Questions and Those Who Are Satisfied With Just One Answer
- Toyota Is Lagging Behind in the Development of Automotive Software. It’s Seeking Support From the Leader in the Industry: China
- 15 June
- We’ve Been Using Whales to Contact Aliens for Years. As It Turns Out, Whales Have Been Trying to Communicate With Us, Too
- Hollywood Is Using AI in Every Aspect of Film Production, and It’s Being Too Obvious
- 14 June
- Drinking a Glass of Water Before a Meal Is a Popular ‘Trick’ for Losing Weight. Science Says Otherwise
- The K-Drama Craze Is Negatively Impacting the Industry. There’s One Culprit: Netflix
- Williams Syndrome: What It Is and How It Can Help Understand Human Evolution
- 13 June
- Apple Has Reportedly Set a Date for the Release of Its AI-Powered Siri: Spring 2026
- French Tesla Owners Are Requesting Refunds for Their Cars. There’s Only One Culprit
- 12 June
- Sam Altman Claims ChatGPT’s Water and Energy Consumption Is Negligible. He’ll Have to Prove It
- China Has Swiftly Overtaken the U.S. in Yet Another Tech Field: Robotaxis
- 11 June
- Zuckerberg Is So Concerned About AI Progress at Meta That He’s Entered Full Founder Mode
- Another Crypto Guru Has Fallen From Grace. After Founding a Promising Platform, He’s Now Accused of Laundering $500 Million
- Waymo Robotaxis Had Unexpectedly Become Allies of the Police. They’re Now Getting Set on Fire by L.A. Protesters
- 10 June
- Liquid Glass, iOS 26, macOS Tahoe, watchOS 26, a new Games App, and Everything Else Announced at WWDC 2025
- Apple Is Choosing to Be Just Like Microsoft in the 1990s. It’s Good and Bad News
- 09 June
- An English Palace Installed a Solid Gold Toilet and Left It Unattended. The Result: One of the Craziest Art Heists in History
- Chinese Companies Are Clear About Their Position on the U.S. Tech Ban: ‘The Best Development Opportunity Ever’
- WWDC 2025 Is Apple’s Most Challenging Event in Years
- 08 June
- Lilo & Stitch Has Made Live-Action Films Successful Again. It Won’t Be That Easy for the Next One
- Eating Fish When You’re a Vegetarian Has a Name: Pescetarianism
- 07 June
- The Cosmetics Industry Is Going All-In on One Surprising Ingredient: Salmon Sperm
- A Birth Rate and Youth Crisis Is Leading Italy to an Uncertain Future: Being Europe’s Japan
- Many People Have Long Believed That Lemmings Are Rodents That Jump off Cliffs. Disney Is to Blame
- 06 June
- Forget Humanoid Robots Working in Factories. In South Korea, They Do Parkour
- The Musk-Trump Breakup Has an Unexpected Victim: The International Space Station
- 05 June
- New York City Has Some Shiny New Trash Bins. They Aren’t as Revolutionary as You Might Think
- The Nintendo Switch 2 Might Seem Unoriginal. After Trying It Out, I Can Say It’s 100% Nintendo
- The U.S.’ New Idea to Power Its AI: Constructing Data Centers Near Natural Gas Fields
- 04 June
- Just Because You Could Live on Only Potatoes Doesn’t Mean You Have to, Scientists Say
- The World’s First Commercial Nuclear Microreactor Is 100% Chinese. The Plan: Exporting It to Other Countries
- 03 June
- One Leading Company in Japan Is Embracing a Unique Industry: Cleaning After Pooping
- The World Is Seeking an AI-Powered Device to Replace the iPhone. China Is Gearing Up
- China Makes a Drastic Decision With Unpredictable Consequences: Prioritizing Its Own Technology, Even if It’s Not the Best
- 02 June
- Scientists Have Genetically Engineered a Spider to Produce a Fluorescent Red Web. The Results Are Promising
- Musk’s Influence Over NASA Just Vanished: His Ally Jared Isaacman Is Stepping Down, the New Nominee May Be a Retired Air Force Official
- Four AI Companies Dominate How Most People Reason. It’s the Largest Concentration of Intellectual Power in History
- 01 June
- Some People Are Adding Cordyceps Fungus to Coffee for Weight Loss. Its Effectiveness Is Unclear
- Eating Walnuts for Breakfast Is Good for Your Brain, Even Better Than You Could Ever Imagine
May 2025
- 31 May
- The CIA Used a Fake Star Wars Fan Page to Recruit Spies. Several Agents Ended Up Dead
- Japan’s Birth Rate Has Been Steadily Dropping. The Country Is Preparing for Its Biggest Consequence: The ‘2025 Problem’
- Steve Jobs and Bill Gates Were Often Regarded as Irreconcilable Enemies. In Reality, They Were Great Allies
- 30 May
- Celiac Disease and Gluten Intolerance Are Two Different Things. The Reason Why Isn’t Clear at First Sight
- No One Understood Why Google’s Former CEO Had Bought a Rocket Company. His Answer: Data Centers in Space
- Elon Musk Reportedly Asked Apple for $5 Billion for Exclusive Access to SpaceX. The Company Had 72 Hours to Accept or Decline
- 29 May
- Nostalgia for the Early Days of the Internet Is a Real Thing. Neocities Is Heaven on Earth If You Miss It, Too
- China Has Ended the World’s Dependence on GPS in Two Decades. 140 Countries Already Use Its Alternative System
- Donald Trump Turned the World Upside Down With His Reciprocal Tariffs. A Federal Trade Court Just Threw Them Out
- Anthropic Adds a Voice Mode to Claude, Directly Competing With ChatGPT and Gemini in Engaging Conversations
- 28 May
- In Japan, Some Parents Name Their Children ‘Pokémon.’ The Government Has Had Enough
- North Korea Shares Its View on the U.S. Golden Dome: Space Nuclear Warfare Is Closer Than Ever
- The ITER Nuclear Fusion Reactor Just Reached a Big Milestone: The Completion of Its Impressive Cryogenic Plant
- When ChatGPT Is Your Only Friend: This Is How AI Models Are Replacing Interpersonal Relationships
- With Google’s Veo 3, a New Risk Is Emerging: You Can No Longer Tell if a Video Is Real or Not
- Starship Reached Space but Lost Control in Yet Another Mission Failure for SpaceX
- 27 May
- This Italian City Announced a Direct Flight to New York City. For Some, It Wasn’t a Good Decision
- Researchers Have Discovered the World’s Oldest Human Fingerprint. It’s 43,000 Years Old
- The Last Two Starships Exploded in a Similar Way, Almost at the Exact Same Time. The Twist: The Root Cause Was Different
- Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction: China Just Hosted the World’s First Humanoid Robot Kickboxing Tournament
- 26 May
- Fewer Sci-Fi Works Are Being Published Than Ever Before. It’s Not Due to a Lack of Ideas or Readers
- Japan’s Economy Is Becoming Increasingly Reliant on a Unique Phenomenon: Fans Who Are Completely Devoted to Their Idols
- 25 May
- Ancient Canine Bones Tell a Surprising Story: Dogs Were Already Man’s Best Friend 16,000 Years Ago
- Meet the Man Who Predicted 20 Years Ago That iPods Would Become Irrelevant With the Rise of Smartphones: Bill Gates
- Charging $38 an Hour to Wait in Line for Others: A Look at the Lucrative Business That Started With the iPhone 5 Launch
- In Japan’s Aging Society, Retirement Is No Longer a Goal. More and More People Are Working Past 70
- The Ice Age Experienced a Solar Storm So Powerful That Its Effects Can Still Be Seen in Trees
- Elon Musk Transformed an Abandoned Factory Into the World’s Most Powerful Supercomputer. His Neighbors Aren’t Happy
- Steve Jobs Believed That Meetings Were a Huge Problem. Larry Page Found That Addressing It Was Incredibly Challenging
- 24 May
- In Their Quest for More Nutritious Coffee, People Are Adding an Ingredient That Actually Tastes Awful: Spirulina
- Almost Everyone Has Stopped Using Windows XP. There’s One Surprising Exception: ATMs
- There’s No Such Thing as a Natural Ozempic Diet, but Following These Tips Can Help
- A Recent Simulation Shows What Would Happen if Russia Invaded the United Kingdom: Nothing Good
- 23 May
- North Korea Just Launched Its Impressive Frigate With a Vertical Missile System Into the Water. It Sunk
- Researchers Have Found Bacteria on the Chinese Space Station. Surprisingly, There’s a New Species Among Them
- Magnus Carlsen Is the Greatest Chess Player in History. Still, Even He Couldn’t Beat the World
- China Believes This Is America’s Biggest Nuclear Threat. It’s Not a Stealth Fighter or Bomber: It’s a Cold War Relic
- 22 May
- Blue Origin Had Everything in Its Power to Surpass SpaceX in Lunar Missions. It’s Clearly Seizing the Opportunity
- Only Three Countries Have Successfully Launched Humans Into Space. A Fourth Is Set to Join Them: India
- The U.S. Decided to Veto Advanced AI Chips in China. The Strategy Has Backfired
- OpenAI Acquires Jony Ive’s Device Startup for $6.5 Billion: The iPhone Designer and Sam Altman Join Forces
- 21 May
- I Tested Google’s Gemini-Powered Smart Glasses. AI Finally Fulfills the Promise of the Original Glass Device
- More and More Americans Are Looking to Live Abroad. There’s One Problem: Europe Is Closing Its Doors to Them
- AI Mode, Project Beam, Veo 3, Project Aura Glasses, Jules, and Everything Else Google Announced at I/O 2025
- Google Just Showcased Its New Smart Glasses for the First Time Through a Live Demo. Despite a Minor Setback, the Future Looks Bright
- Google Has Set the Price of AI for the Future: $250 a Month
- 20 May
- An Apocalyptic Manga Has Done What Nothing Else Has So Far: Made Tourists Cancel Their Trips to Japan
- Anthropic Adds a Warning to Its Job Applications: ‘Please Do Not Use AI Assistants’
- 12 Million People Gave Their DNA to 23andMe Before It Went Bankrupt. Their Data Is About to Get a New Owner
- China Takes Another Step Toward Conquering the Tech and Space Sectors: An AI-Powered Orbital Supercomputer Network
- 19 May
- There’s a New Threat to Bitcoin Millionaires. It Isn’t Hacking, It’s Kidnappers Cutting Their Fingers Off
- The Cybertruck Wanted to Be Apocalypse-Proof. The Lamborghini Rezvani Knight Just Overtook It
- Job Hunting Has Always Been Dehumanizing. AI Is Making It Worse
- China Is Close to Manufacturing 5 nm Chips. There’s Still One Massive Problem
- In the Fascinating Realm of Supernovae, a Newly Discovered Remnant Has a Unique Shape: It’s Perfectly Symmetrical
- Physical Video Games Have Become Mere Paperweights. It’s a Disaster for Video Games as an Art Form
- Data Replacing Humans: China Has Deployed 100 Driverless Mining Trucks That Use Huawei Technology
- 18 May
- Bill Gates and Warren Buffett Have No Doubts When Asked About the Reason for Their Success: Focus
- A Programmer Didn’t Like How His Coffee Maker Brewed Coffee. He Spent 100 Hours Trying to ‘Hack’ It
- The Brain Works Harder Than You Think When You Sleep, at Least When It Comes to Memory
- Pope Leo XIV Has Reopened the Doors to a Secret Room in the Vatican: The Tennis Court
- 17 May
- A North Korean Spy Wanted to Infiltrate a Crypto Company. He Applied for a Job but Failed to Answer Questions About Halloween
- The World’s Largest City Covers an Area Bigger Than Several Countries Combined. You’ve Likely Never Heard of It Before
- Steve Jobs Introduced an Emulator in 1999 That Allowed Any Mac to Run PlayStation Games. Sony Wasn’t Happy
- Scientists Believed They Had Discovered a Safe and Sustainable Alternative to Petroleum-Based Plastics. They Need to Keep Searching
- NASA Not Only Launches Rockets Into Space but Also Giant Balloons That Travel Around the World
- 16 May
- Apple Finally Launches CarPlay Ultra After It First Announced It in 2022. It Wasn’t Worth the Wait
- New Large Generative AI Models Face Continuous Delays. Have They Reached Their Peak?
- Satellite Images Uncover the Fate of One of Russia’s Largest Arsenals, Shedding Light on Moscow’s Silence
- Scientists Find a New Explanation for Dark Matter Using an Unexpected Source of Inspiration: Superconductivity
- The U.S. Declares All-Out War on Huawei With One Goal: Stopping the Company From Selling Its Most Advanced AI Chips Outside of China
- 15 May
- Does Your Phone Rattle When You Shake It? That’s Good News for the Camera
- Saudi Arabia Is Paying $7 Billion for Nvidia’s AI Chips. The Company’s CEO Is $12 Billion Richer
- Tesla’s Optimus Robot Proves It’s Got the Moves in a Recent Video. It’s Quite Something
- GPT-4.1 Was Originally Intended for Developers. OpenAI Just Brought It to ChatGPT
- Yuri Gagarin, Neil Armstrong, and Katy Perry Have Something in Common: None of Them Left the Earth’s Atmosphere
- 14 May
- Losing Weight Without Losing Muscle Is a Challenge for Drugs Like Ozempic. The Solution May Lie in This Protein
- The Webb and Hubble Telescopes Observed Jupiter’s Auroras at the Same Time. The Problem: They Saw Different Things
- Google Is Fed Up With Phone and Text Scams. New Android Features Aim to Stop Them for Good
- Android Introduces One of the Biggest Redesigns in Its History. This Is Android 16’s Material 3 Expressive
- Gemini Debuted on Android Phones. It’s Now Ready to Conquer Your TV, Smartwatch, and Car
- 13 May
- Trump’s Trade War Could Have an Unexpected Victim: Burgers
- Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge: The Thinnest Galaxy Phone Ever Is Here With a Battery Life That May Let You Down
- Trump Offers New Tariff Truce. Temu, Shein, and Big Tech Are the Clear Winners
- Ukraine Has a New Tactic to Protect Its Tanks and Artillery From Russian Drones: Hiding Them Underground
- Bitcoin Miners Are Purchasing Old Power Plants. New Yorkers Aren’t Happy
- 12 May
- Klarna Claimed Its AI Was Doing the Work of 700 Employees. It’s Now Rehiring Humans
- Replacing Air Force One Has Become a Nightmare for the U.S. The Qatari Royal Family Is Offering a Controversial Solution
- Steve Jobs’ Secretary Was Late for Work When Her Old Car Broke Down. Jobs Gave Her a Jaguar
- The Rock-Paper-Scissors World Cup Actually Exists. It’s No Joke
- Alzheimer’s Starts Long Before Symptoms Manifest. Scientists Just Discovered One of Its Early Mechanisms
- This Car Cost $4.5 Million. Its Owner Has to Pay $8,000 Extra Every 37 Miles
- 11 May
- Solar Panels That Clean Other Solar Panels: The Photovoltaic Industry Has Entered a Self-Replicating Phase
- Taiwan’s National Palace Museum Holds a Unique Treasure: A Chinese Love Letter to Pork Belly
- There’s Only One Correct Way to Hang Toilet Paper. A Patent Settled the Debate in 1891
- A Mathematician Solved One of the World’s Strangest Problems in 1949: Why Your Face Gets All Dirty When Eating Spaghetti
- A Young Man ‘Hacked’ LinkedIn’s Job Search Feature. He Managed to Be Among the First to Receive Job Offers
- 10 May
- IBM Laid Off 8,000 Workers to Replace Them With AI. It Now Has More Employees Than Ever
- Parents in South Korea Are Buying Tesla Stock for Their Children Instead of Toys. Their Kids’ Financial Future Is a Top Priority
- This Was the Last Time All Humans Were on Earth Together
- 09 May
- CMF Phone 2 Pro Review: This Is the Phone to Buy for Under $280
- Huawei’s First Linux Laptop Was Only the Beginning. The Company Just Unveiled Its Own Desktop OS
- This Is How Much Trump’s Tariffs Will Impact the Technology You Buy. It Might Shock You
- 08 May
- Sanctions on China Could Allow Huawei to Establish New Global Standards. Nvidia Says the U.S. Is to Blame
- Meta Just Set a Legal Precedent Against Spyware. The Pegasus Maker Will Have to Pay $167 Million in Damages
- The Highest-Paid CEO Isn’t Who You Think. You’ve Likely Never Heard of Him or His Company Before
- An Explosion, a Sniper, and an Ongoing Feud: This Is SpaceX’s Most Bizarre Story
- We’ve Long Tried to Understand Animals. A Chinese Company Might Have Finally Found the Answer
- 07 May
- Harley-Davidson Went From Loud Motorcycles to Almost Silent Electric Alternatives. It Cost the Company $20 Million
- The White Smoke That Announces the Pope Isn’t Always Foolproof. The Church Refuses to Modernize It
- Will AI Take Over Your Job? These Startup CEOs Are Trying to Convince You That It Will
- NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory Shows the Moment a Neutron Star Caused a Fracture in a ‘Bone’ of Our Galaxy
- ‘Absolute Hot’: This Is the Extreme Temperature at Which the Laws of Physics Start to Break Down
- Microsoft Introduces New 13-Inch Surface Laptop and 12-Inch Surface Pro: It’s Not Just About the ARM Chips
- 06 May
- The U.S. Has Barred Huawei From Producing More Windows PCs. In Response, the Company Is Launching Its First Laptop With Linux
- Apple Has a Clear Opportunity to Stay Competitive in the AI Market: Buying Anthropic
- More Than 2.5 Million People Attended Lady Gaga’s Concert in Brazil. It’s Bad News for the Music Industry
- The Long-Awaited Future of Cybersecurity Is Finally Here: Microsoft Bids Farewell to Default Passwords
- The U.S. Reconciled With Ukraine and Sent F-16s as a Gesture of Goodwill. The Problem? They Don’t Fly
- 05 May
- Apple Is Struggling to Meet Its Environmental Goals. The Solution: Extensively Planting Trees
- The Most Expensive Car in History Never Exceeded 11 Mph. It’s out of This World, Quite Literally
- 04 May
- Researchers Reveal Evidence of an Unknown Paleolithic Culture. This Is What This Means for the Coexistence of Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens
- Scientists Discover How Microplastics Affect Our Bodies Through the Most Unexpected Thing: Tap Water
- Silicon Valley Companies Have One Obsession: Dominating All Sectors
- Resisting the Temptation to Buy Junk Food Is No Easy Task. This Online Tool Aims to Help You
- As They Get Ready to Compete in China, Norwegian Athletes Face an Invisible Challenge: Doping in Meat
- 03 May
- Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z: Every Generation Is Approaching Job Interviews Differently. Here's Why
- This Map Illustrates What Earth Will Look Like in 250 Million Years, and It Looks Like the U.S. Will Have New Neighbors
- A Young British Man Invented a ChatGPT Precursor in 2011. He Became a Millionaire and Vanished
- Scientists Have Long Searched for a Definitive Cure for Allergies. The Biggest Question Remains Unanswered: How Do They Work?
- 02 May
- The Emirates’ Ambitions Don’t Stop. Its Next Project: A High-Speed Underwater Train From Dubai to Mumbai
- Google Strikes a Blow Against Remote Work: Employees Can’t Simply Go to the Office, They Need to Live Nearby
- China Is Close to Reaching Energy Self-Sufficiency. It Just Solidified Its Dominance in the Nuclear Sector With 10 New Reactors
- The U.S. Has Long Dreamed of Having a High-Speed Train. It’s Been a Nightmare So Far
- Apple Loses Its Legal Battle to Epic Games. It’s a Big Win for Spotify
- 01 May
- Chinese Companies Want to Lead the AI Race by Offering Free Services That Others Charge For
- Microsoft Knows How You Can Improve Your Productivity: Stop Interrupting Every Two Minutes
- Some People Reserved Tesla’s Roadster 2 in 2017, Paying $50,000. They’re Still Waiting
- China Is Closer Than Ever to Having Its Own Starship. It Just Built a Steel Tank for Its Massive CZ-9 Rocket
- Duolingo Starts a New Chapter: Human Talent Is No Longer Essential
April 2025
- 30 April
- Archaeologists Have Long Questioned the Legendary Gladiator Fights With Lions. A Bone Just Removed All Doubt
- The Coffee Industry Says the Current Price Surge Is Unsustainable: $8 for a Cappuccino Is Too Much
- European Scientists Have Launched the World’s First Space-Borne P-Band Radar. The Goal: Seeing Through the Forests
- Intel’s New Roadmap: The Company’s Future Relies Heavily on the 18A and 14A Chip Nodes
- Temu Products Are Now More Expensive in the U.S. Due to Tariffs. Despite Trump’s Claims, China Isn’t Paying the Extra Cost
- 29 April
- Researchers Have Discovered That Concrete Spheres Are Great for Energy Storage. Testing Is Underway off the Coast of California
- See It to Believe It: The CMF Phone 2 Pro Price Has Turned the Mid-Range Segment Upside Down
- Amid a Crisis of Faith Among Young People, the Church Has Discovered a New Way to Connect: TikTok Nuns
- CMF Phone 2 Pro: There’s a New Contender to Top the Mid-Range Segment
- I Have One Question After the Shanghai Auto Show: How Many Screens Are Too Many?
- 28 April
- There’s a New Rapid Weight Loss Trend in Time for Summer: Skin Patches
- Chinese Cars No Longer Compete With Western Brands. They Compete With the Future Itself
- There’s One Thing Apple Is Really Good At: Selling iPhones. There’s Another Thing It’s Not Good at All: Creating Mid-Tier Models
- YouTube Turns 20: From a 19-Second Video at a Zoo to a Global Media Powerhouse
- Due to a Shortage of Steel, Ships in World War II Were Built Using an Unusual Material: Concrete
- China and Russia Have an Ambitious Plan: Building a Nuclear Power Plant on the Moon by 2028
- 27 April
- This 2,000-Year-Old Computer Has Captivated the World for Decades. Some Say It Never Actually Worked