Javier Pastor

Javier Pastor

Senior Writer

At Xataka On since

Computer scientist turned tech journalist. I've written about almost everything related to technology, but I specialize in hardware, operating systems and cryptocurrencies. I like writing about tech so much that I do it both for Xataka and Incognitosis, my personal blog.

javier.pastor@xataka.com

264 published news

June 2025

  1. 25 June
  2. Anthropic Trained Its AI Model Using Millions of Copyrighted Books. A Judge Just Ruled in Favor of the Company, but There’s One Big Caveat
  3. 23 June
  4. Online Anonymity Is Becoming a Thing of the Past in China. The Reason: A New Virtual ID Card
  5. 20 June
  6. Israel’s Other War Against Iran: It Just Stole $90 Million in Cryptocurrency
  7. 19 June
  8. YouTube, You’ve Gone Too Far
  9. 18 June
  10. Microsoft Bet Big on OpenAI to Stay in the Game. Now Their Breakup Looks Inevitable
  11. 17 June
  12. Nvidia’s AI Supercomputer Costs $3 Million. To Operate, It Uses a Switch With Nearly 2 Miles of Cable
  13. 12 June
  14. Sam Altman Claims ChatGPT’s Water and Energy Consumption Is Negligible. He’ll Have to Prove It
  15. 10 June
  16. Is a New Version of macOS Necessary Every Year? Apple Thinks So, With Small but Practical Upgrades
  17. One Design Language for All: Apple Introduces Liquid Glass, the New Interface for iOS, macOS, iPadOS, tvOS, and watchOS
  18. 07 June
  19. Reddit Has Become the Best Source of Human Data on the Internet. AI Companies Are Trying to Steal It
  20. 04 June
  21. The AI Images in Ghibli Style Were Fascinating. The Restored Old Photos Are Amazing
  22. 03 June
  23. The World Is Seeking an AI-Powered Device to Replace the iPhone. China Is Gearing Up
  24. 02 June
  25. Nvidia’s Chips Have Long Been a Bargaining Chip in the U.S.-China Trade War—Until Now

May 2025

  1. 31 May
  2. AI Companies Have Declared a Hidden War on Human Teachers
  3. 30 May
  4. A Race Is Underway to Build the Cheapest, Most Powerful AI Model—and China Is Pulling Ahead
  5. Elon Musk Reportedly Asked Apple for $5 Billion for Exclusive Access to SpaceX. The Company Had 72 Hours to Accept or Decline
  6. 29 May
  7. Donald Trump Turned the World Upside Down With His Reciprocal Tariffs. A Federal Trade Court Just Threw Them Out
  8. 27 May
  9. OpenAI Just Demonstrated That AI Systems No Longer Obey Unconditionally: o3 Sabotaged Its Shutdown to Keep Running
  10. 26 May
  11. BlackBerry Sold More Phones Than Ever Before in 2011. This Is a Disturbing Reminder of Apple’s Indifference to AI
  12. 24 May
  13. Almost Everyone Has Stopped Using Windows XP. There’s One Surprising Exception: ATMs
  14. 23 May
  15. Pocket Was a Place to Save Articles You Never Read. The Dopamine Rush of Social Media Platforms Killed It
  16. Claude 4 Envisions a Future Where AI Models Could Blackmail and Create Biological Weapons. Even Anthropic Is Concerned
  17. Magnus Carlsen Is the Greatest Chess Player in History. Still, Even He Couldn’t Beat the World
  18. 22 May
  19. Bitcoin Reaches All-Time High of $110,000 as Banks and Companies Shift From Critics to Supporters
  20. The U.S. Decided to Veto Advanced AI Chips in China. The Strategy Has Backfired
  21. 20 May
  22. Every AI Company Promises AGI Is Coming Soon. The Problem Is That ChatGPT Isn’t the Answer
  23. 19 May
  24. There’s a New Threat to Bitcoin Millionaires. It Isn’t Hacking, It’s Kidnappers Cutting Their Fingers Off
  25. Job Hunting Has Always Been Dehumanizing. AI Is Making It Worse
  26. 16 May
  27. New Large Generative AI Models Face Continuous Delays. Have They Reached Their Peak?
  28. 14 May
  29. Saudi Arabia Wants to Be a Data Center Powerhouse. But Can It Deliver?
  30. Gemini Debuted on Android Phones. It’s Now Ready to Conquer Your TV, Smartwatch, and Car
  31. 13 May
  32. Trump Offers New Tariff Truce. Temu, Shein, and Big Tech Are the Clear Winners
  33. 12 May
  34. Klarna Claimed Its AI Was Doing the Work of 700 Employees. It’s Now Rehiring Humans
  35. 07 May
  36. Will AI Take Over Your Job? These Startup CEOs Are Trying to Convince You That It Will
  37. 06 May
  38. Rockstar Games Releases Second GTA VI Trailer. It Shows a Stunning Leap, but Fans Still Have to Wait
  39. 05 May
  40. Temu Has Stopped Shipping Orders to the U.S. This Is a Huge Problem for Meta and Google
  41. 04 May
  42. Silicon Valley Companies Have One Obsession: Dominating All Sectors

April 2025

  1. 28 April
  2. Spain and Portugal Power Outage Triggers Cyberattack Concerns, but EU Rules It Out
  3. BYD Set Out to Win the EV Race. Then, TSMC Decided to Sell One of Its Factories
  4. 25 April
  5. The U.S. Seems Determined to Break Up Its Monopolies. Google Is Its Primary Target
  6. 22 April
  7. If You Wondered How the U.S. Would Get Rare Earth Elements After China’s Ban, the Answer Is Hard Drives
  8. 10 April
  9. Big Tech Shares Are Plunging. The Question Is Which Companies Can Best Withstand the Impact of Trump’s Tariffs
  10. The Main Issue With Trump’s Tariffs Isn’t That the iPhone Might Cost You More. Rather, It’s the Snowball Effect They’ll Trigger
  11. 09 April
  12. Apple Takes Action to Mitigate the Impact of Trump’s Tariffs: It’s Reportedly Flying Five Flights Filled With iPhones From India
  13. 07 April
  14. The Obsession for Studio Ghibli-Style Images May Have Forced OpenAI to Take an Unprecedented Step: Adding a Watermark
  15. Making the 256 GB iPhone 16 Pro in China Costs About $550. The New Tariffs Will Push That Price Up to $850
  16. 04 April
  17. Microsoft Turns 50: What’s Truly Remarkable Isn’t That It Still Exists, but Rather That It Remains Incredibly Relevant
  18. 03 April
  19. U.S. Tariffs Threaten a Gigantic Domino Effect on the Global Economy. The First Domino Is Big Tech
  20. 02 April
  21. It May Seem Worrying That an AI Model Would Get Stuck Playing a Video Game as Simple as Pokémon. It’s Not at All
  22. 01 April
  23. AI Still Hasn’t Become the New Google: It Still Relies Heavily on Hyping Up Potential Users
  24. OpenAI Just Secured the Largest Funding Round in History: Investors Seem to Have Faith in AI After All
  25. Chinese AI Startup Manus Just Launched a $200-per-Month Subscription. It’s Bad News for the Industry

March 2025

  1. 31 March
  2. Elon Musk’s Strategic Move: What to Expect After xAI’s Purchase of X
  3. 30 March
  4. The World’s Top Password Theft Expert Just Got Phished. Here’s What Happened to Him
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  6. 28 March
  7. A YouTuber Bought a State-of-the-Art Connected Dishwasher. That’s When His Nightmare Began
  8. AI Models Have Always Been a Big Black Box, Preventing Users From Knowing How They ‘Think’ Inside—Until Now
  9. 27 March
  10. Since DeepSeek’s Breakthrough, All of the ‘Magnificent Seven’ Have Plummeted in the Stock Market. There’s One Exception: Apple
  11. 26 March
  12. Are AI Models as Good as Human Intelligence? The Answer May Be in Puzzles
  13. 25 Years After the Dot-Com Bubble, a New Concern Is Looming Over the Tech Industry: A Potential AI Bubble
  14. 22 March
  15. Figure Develops a System for Large-Scale Production of Humanoid Robots. This Means That There Will Be Robots Building Robots
  16. 21 March
  17. This 4,500-Year-Old Game Was a Complete Mystery Until Now. AI Has Finally Deciphered It
  18. Weather Forecasting Is a Private Business. A New AI Model Aims to Democratize It
  19. 19 March
  20. Google’s New AI Model Is a Great Yet Problematic Tool: It Can Remove Watermarks From Images
  21. 18 March
  22. AI Videos Have Broken Instagram and TikTok’s Algorithms. Welcome to Social Media’s ‘AI Slop’ Era
  23. 15 March
  24. Elon Musk Bought a New Laptop and Was Asked to Create a Microsoft Account. He Utterly Refused
  25. 14 March
  26. The Jewel in Apple’s Crown Isn’t Its Products, but Its Credibility. The Company Just Threw It Away
  27. 13 March
  28. Amazon Was on the Verge of Buying the Company Behind Roomba for $1.4 Billion. Today, It’s Worth Seven Times Less
  29. All Major AI Companies Have Ignored Copyright Laws. The Shocking Thing Is That There Are Still No Consequences
  30. Who Is Lip-Bu Tan? Intel’s New CEO Promises a Change of Direction and May Announce Further Layoffs
  31. 12 March
  32. In a World Where AI Systems Say Yes to Everything, One Concern Remains: We’ll Never Create an Einstein or Newton This Way
  33. 10 March
  34. Move Over, DeepSeek: Manus Is China’s New AI Sensation. However, It’s Sparking Both Excitement and Skepticism
  35. 05 March
  36. New Apple Mac Studio (2025): The Most Powerful Apple Computer Arrives With M4 Max and M3 Ultra Chips, Plus a Focus on AI
  37. 04 March
  38. Nvidia’s Graphics Cards Are the New iPhones. If You’re Looking for a Decent Model, You’ll Have to Spend $1,000
  39. New Apple iPad (2025): It Has More Power and Storage, but the Real Surprise Is Its Price
  40. Anthropic Raises Another $3.5 Billion. It’s Exactly What It Needs to Survive in an Increasingly Competitive Market
  41. 03 March
  42. Claude 3.7 Has Just Revived an Old Program From 1997. Will AI Models Be Able to Translate Projects Written in COBOL or FORTRAN?
  43. Lenovo Yoga Solar PC: Introducing the First Ultra-Thin Solar-Charged Laptop

February 2025

  1. 28 February
  2. Meta Didn’t Has Its Own App to Compete With ChatGPT. Mark Zuckerberg Says That’s About to Change
  3. AI Is ‘Unstoppable’: Freepik’s CEO Discusses Artificial Intelligence, Rival Models, and the EU’s Limiting Approach to AI Regulation
  4. GPT-4.5 Is No Better Than Its Competitors in Nearly Any Aspect. It Proves That Traditional AI Models Are Making Little Progress
  5. 27 February
  6. Satya Nadella Is Skeptical About the ‘AI Revolution.’ The Reason Is Simple: No One Is Making Money Yet
  7. Rumors About Meta’s Massive Data Centers Highlight One Issue: Big Tech Is Going All In on AI
  8. 26 February
  9. OpenAI Has a Golden Chance to Outshine Its Competitors. All It Has to Do Is Launch an Unlimited, Ad-Supported Version of ChatGPT
  10. 25 February
  11. Big Tech Has a Valid Reason for Investing Heavily in AI Right Now: They May Not Be Able to Do So in the Future
  12. 24 February
  13. Hackers Steal $1.5 Billion From Cryptocurrency Exchange in the Largest Crypto Hack in History
  14. 21 February
  15. AI Companies Know Competition Is for Losers. They’re All Trying to Become the Monopoly in the Industry
  16. After the Killing of UnitedHealthCare CEO, Former Meta Employee Launches Protector, the ‘Uber With Guns’
  17. 20 February
  18. Microsoft Has Spent 17 Years Working on an Exciting New Product: A Quantum Computer With Majorana Particles
  19. The Other AI Race: China Rides the Wave of DeepSeek’s Viral Success
  20. 19 February
  21. Young Programmers No Longer Know How to Code: AI Is to Coding What Calculators Were to Math Decades Ago
  22. 17 February
  23. After Years of Restricting Chinese Tech Companies, Xi Jinping Signals a Shift in Strategy
  24. 14 February
  25. After DeepSeek, It’s Baidu’s Turn: China Is Now the Sleeping Giant in AI, With Many Companies Competing With Each Other
  26. ARM Is Off to a Good Start in Its Goal to Sell Its Own Chips: It’s Already Secured Meta as Its First Customer
  27. 13 February
  28. OpenAI Wants to Do the Impossible With GPT-5: Make Money and Become the ‘New Google’ by Offering Something for Free
  29. 11 February
  30. Apple’s Paradox: The World’s Most Valuable Company Has No Interest in the Data Center Boom
  31. Sam Altman Had a Plan to Turn OpenAI Into a For-Profit Organization. Elon Musk’s Massive Bid Complicates Things
  32. 07 February
  33. New Meta Emails Reveal That the Company Downloaded 81.7 TB of Copyrighted Books via BitTorrent to Train Its AI Models
  34. 06 February
  35. AI Systems in Weapons and Warfare Were Once Taboo in the Tech Industry. Money Changed That
  36. 05 February
  37. The Future of Temu and Shein in the U.S. Faces Two Main Problems: Tariffs and ‘De Minimis’
  38. 04 February
  39. AI Could Lead to Big Changes in Smartphones. Say Hello to Devices With at Least 32 GB of RAM
  40. We Made a Complete List of All OpenAI’s Models to Try to Understand Their Names. It’s Hopeless
  41. 03 February
  42. Faced With the Rise of DeepSeek, Sam Altman Admits His Vision About Open Source Was Wrong

January 2025

  1. 31 January
  2. ‘On Google, You Get Links. On Perplexity, You Get Answers’: An Interview With the CEO of Perplexity, the AI Startup That Wants to Kill Its Biggest Inspiration
  3. Using OpenAI’s o1 Model Used to Cost $20. Microsoft Now Offers It for Free in Copilot, and It’s All DeepSeek’s Fault
  4. 30 January
  5. OpenAI Has a New Suitor: SoftBank Plans to Invest up to $25 Billion in the AI Company
  6. 29 January
  7. Samsung and Google’s Version of the Vision Pro Is Almost Ready. They’re Counting on Gemini and Voice Control to Give It an Edge
  8. OpenAI Has Blatantly Used Anything Online to Train Its AI Models. It’s Now Accusing DeepSeek of Stealing Its Data
  9. 27 January
  10. We Knew That Big Tech Had a Problem With the Costs of Its AI Models. DeepSeek Just Demonstrated the Extent of the Issue
  11. 23 January
  12. Stargate’s Impossible Math: The Challenge of Finding $500 Billion for the World’s Biggest AI Project
  13. 22 January
  14. This Is Samsung’s AR Headset: Project Moohan with Android XR Is on the Horizon
  15. Samsung Shows a Glimpse of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge: An Ultra-Thin Design with Just Two Cameras
  16. Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+: A Conservative Approach That Prioritizes AI and the Snapdragon 8 Elite
  17. 21 January
  18. A 75-Day Extension: Trump’s Executive Order to Delay the TikTok Ban Brings Uncertainty
  19. 20 January
  20. OpenAI Is Developing a Ph.D.-Level AI Model. The Product Is So Impressive That It’s Already Landed a Meeting With the U.S. Government
  21. No One Is Sure if TikTok Can Operate in the U.S. For Oracle, Apple, and Google, It’s an $850 Billion Risk
  22. 19 January
  23. Google Photos Surpasses 1 Billion Users. Surprisingly, Google Didn’t Even Want to Consider Doing the Project at First
  24. 16 January
  25. Trump Repeatedly Pushed for the TikTok Ban During His First Term. He’s Now Exploring Ways to Stop It
  26. Beware of Your USB-C Cable: A Study Reveals That It’s Become Hackers’ New Favorite Weapon
  27. 14 January
  28. TikTok Denies Rumor of Elon Musk Buying Its U.S. Operations: ‘Pure Fiction’
  29. 13 January
  30. A Civil War Has Broken Out in the Open Source Community. The Future of WordPress Is at Stake
  31. 10 January
  32. Meta Trained Llama Using Copyrighted Books. Mark Zuckerberg Knew It and Didn’t Care
  33. 09 January
  34. Say Goodbye to the Days of Blowing on Your Hot Coffee. This Handy Little Pet ‘Robot’ Does It for You
  35. 02 January
  36. Millions of Videos on YouTube Have the Name ‘IMG_XXXX.’ Someone Saved Them, and the Result Is Wonderful
  37. 01 January
  38. Documenting Software Updates Is a Tricky Business: Welcome to the Wonderful World of Release Notes
  39. The Secret of the Sabotaged Chips: This Is How U.S. Spies Tricked Russia by Accident in the 1980s

December 2024

  1. 29 December
  2. Google’s AI Is Confusing Up Mushroom Species in Response to User Searches. It’s a Dangerous Habit
  3. 27 December
  4. Gamer Buys CPU on Amazon for $400, Finds It’s an Old $9.99 Chip with a Sticker
  5. 23 December
  6. Class Division Has Reached AI Systems. Now, There Are Models for the Rich and Models for Everyone Else
  7. 19 December
  8. This Is How Many Chips Microsoft, Meta, and Tesla Purchased From Nvidia in 2024. It’s Totally Nuts
  9. 17 December
  10. I’ve Been Using ChatGPT Search as My Default Search Engine Thanks to a Chrome Extension. Google Has a Big Problem
  11. 11 December
  12. An AI Company Is Making Waves in San Francisco With a Striking Message: ‘Stop Hiring Humans’
  13. 10 December
  14. Mark Zuckerberg Has a New Proclamation: Smart Glasses Will Replace Smartphones by 2030
  15. 09 December
  16. The Raspberry Pi 500, Raspberry’s Famous Computer-in-a-Keyboard, Is Now Available. It Comes With a Portable Monitor
  17. 05 December
  18. Amazon Kindle Colorsoft Review: Color is Welcome, but the Other Features Matter More
  19. 03 December
  20. After the Presidential Election, Elon Musk Becomes Donald Trump’s 'First Buddy,' Making Sam Altman Persona Non Grata
  21. Pat Gelsinger’s Resignation Is a Turning Point for Intel. Can the Company Navigate Its Biggest Crisis in History?
  22. 02 December
  23. After Years of Stagnation, China Is Closing the Gap in the AI Race. It Hasn’t Stopped Developing Advanced Models, but With a Socialist Twist

November 2024

  1. 27 November
  2. Elon Musk Wants to Reduce Federal Spending With the Help of Tech Bros, Not Economists
  3. 25 November
  4. Amazon Remains the Biggest Mystery in the AI Race: After Investing $8 Billion, It Still Has No Product to Show
  5. 22 November
  6. China Is Making Rapid Strides in the AI Race: It’s Just Unveiled a Chatbot That Rivals OpenAI’s o1 ‘Reasoning’ Abilities
  7. Elon Musk Raises Another $5 Billion for xAI. Nobody Knows What It’s For
  8. 19 November
  9. There’s Something Surprising Happening With Podcasts. People Aren’t Just Listening to Them, They’re Watching Them
  10. 15 November
  11. What Is ‘Technological Singularity,’ and Why Does Sam Altman Believe It Might Arrive by 2025?
  12. 09 November
  13. The World Is Still Producing a Significant Amount of Wine. The Problem: Not Enough People Are Consuming It
  14. 08 November
  15. China Is Using Meta’s AI Technology for Military Purposes, Prompting the Company to Draw a Line in the Sand
  16. 07 November
  17. The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet Is No Longer a Mystery. This Is the Group That Recorded It
  18. 06 November
  19. Google Saw This Couple’s Website as Competition and Buried It. It Cost the Company $2.5 Billion
  20. Bitcoin Briefly Reaches an All-Time High Amid a Crypto Boom. The Reason: Trump
  21. 05 November
  22. The USB-C Standard Aimed to Address Cable Clutter. The Situation Is Worse Than Ever

October 2024

  1. 31 October
  2. Apple Has a New Offering for Those Who Don’t Switch Off Their Computers: The M4 Mac Mini
  3. 24 October
  4. Google Has a Tool for Tagging and Detecting AI-Generated Text. It’s a Nice Concept, but There’s Still a Problem With It
  5. 23 October
  6. A Documentary Claimed Canadian Developer Peter Todd Was Satoshi Nakamoto, the Creator of Bitcoin. Now, He’s Gone Missing
  7. 21 October
  8. Mira Murati’s New AI Startup Is Reportedly Set to Raise $100 Million. The Big Question: Why?
  9. 19 October
  10. AI Chatbots Talk as if They’re Capable of Reasoning, It’s a Big Lie
  11. 18 October
  12. Trouble in Partnership Paradise: Microsoft and OpenAI Are Starting to Get Tired of One Another
  13. 17 October
  14. Amazon, Google, and Microsoft Are Investing in Nuclear Power to Secure the Future of AI. It’s Not Going to Be Easy
  15. Chinese Youth Aren’t Very Different From the Rest of Generation Z: They Don’t Know What It's Like to Search on Baidu and Google
  16. 11 October
  17. Defining What Is Open Source AI Is Proving to Be a Nightmare, and Purists Are Refusing to Budge
  18. 10 October
  19. Years Ago, Apple Went Through a Nightmare When an iPhone 4 Was Left at a Bar. Now, History Seems to Be Repeating With the Alleged MacBook Pro M4
  20. 09 October
  21. HBO Believes That Canadian Developer Peter Todd Is the Creator of Bitcoin. He Says the Idea Is Bonkers
  22. 08 October
  23. Hurricane Helene Is Causing Serious Damage. However, Most of the Photos of its Destruction on the Internet Are AI-Generated
  24. 07 October
  25. Google Used to Dominate Online Advertising. Now, That’s Changing, and It’s Great News
  26. 06 October
  27. Apple and Microsoft Can’t Stop Bragging About Their AI. But They’re Taking So Long to Deploy It That Waiting for It Is Becoming Exasperating
  28. 04 October
  29. Microsoft Has Done Something Increasingly Rare and Wonderful: It’s Not Forcing You to Subscribe to Office 2024. Instead, It’s Letting You Buy It
  30. 03 October
  31. Microsoft Abandons HoloLens, Essentially Telling Meta and Apple That Investing in AR Is a Mistake
  32. 02 October
  33. Nvidia Already Rules the AI Hardware Market. With the Launch of Its Own Open-Source LLM, It’s Now Going After GPT-4 and Llama
  34. 01 October
  35. Oura Is Reaping the Benefits of Its Success. It’s Reportedly Preparing to Win the Smart Ring War With an New Device

September 2024

  1. 28 September
  2. Meta Wants to Integrate Llama Into Users’ Smartphones, But It Won’t Be Easy. Just Look at What Happened With Pre-installed Web Browsers
  3. 27 September
  4. With More Than a Million Models to Try Out, Hugging Face Is Heaven on Earth for AI Enthusiasts
  5. 26 September
  6. Mira Murati’s Resignation Is Further Evidence That Something Isn’t Working at OpenAI. It Might Be Sam Altman Himself
  7. Mira Murati Leaves OpenAI. The AI Company Loses One of the People Who Helped Create ChatGPT
  8. 25 September
  9. Major Updates in Google Maps and Google Earth Offer Improved Maps and Time Traveling Features
  10. Kaspersky Installs a New Antivirus Software on Its Users’ Computers Without Warning
  11. The New Nothing Ear (Open) Earbuds Fit Your Ear and Focus on Something Different: Keeping You Aware of Your Surroundings
  12. 24 September
  13. X’s Ban in Brazil May Be Ending Soon. Elon Musk Relents and Will Now Comply With the Country’s Demands
  14. 23 September
  15. Jony Ive Confirms He’s Working With OpenAI on AI Hardware, but Details Are Scarce
  16. 20 September
  17. OpenAI Is Apparently Paying Homage to George Lucas and Star Wars in Its Latest Investment Round. Here’s What We Know
  18. 18 September
  19. Snap’s New Spectacles Are Subscription AR Glasses. Their Target Audience: Developers
  20. 17 September
  21. Larry Ellison Believes That ‘Big Brother’ and Mass Video Surveillance With AI Are Imminent. It’s a Good Thing, He Says
  22. 16 September
  23. This USB Flash Drive Is Nearly Indestructible and Can Remain Functional for 200 Years. Unfortunately, You Can Barely Store Anything on It
  24. 13 September
  25. o1 Doesn’t ‘Reason’ and Isn’t an AGI, but It Does Address the Major Issue With Chatbots: Hallucinations
  26. 12 September
  27. The Navy Found a Starlink Antenna on a Battleship. This Discovery Proved Key in the ‘STINKY' Scandal, Which Ended in a Court Martial
  28. OpenAI Is Planning to Raise $6.5 Billion. This Could Make It as Big as Disney and Uber
  29. 11 September
  30. There’s an EU Version of the iPhone 16 and Another for the Rest of the World. With This Distinction, the EU Loses Out
  31. 09 September
  32. AI Finally Arrives on iPhones and Macs Next Month. Apple Intelligence Is All About Privacy (and Not Screwing Up)
  33. New iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus: More Power and a New Camera Button That Expands Photographic Options
  34. Telegram Is More Than a Messaging App. It’s Become the New Deep Web
  35. 06 September
  36. Telegram Hit by Wave of Change Following CEO’s Arrest. The Platform Is Considering Moderating Chats It Previously Left Untouched
  37. 05 September
  38. A Woman Used an AirTag to Check Whether Her Plastic Was Actually Being Recycled. The Answer, for Now, Is No
  39. 04 September
  40. Mechanical Keyboards Are Facing Tough Competition From a New Arrival: Hall Effect Keyboards
  41. 03 September
  42. Microsoft Seemed to Be Doing Everything Right With Xbox and Game Pass. Now Things Are Going Very Wrong

August 2024

  1. 30 August
  2. The iPhone 16 Will Reportedly Have a DSLR Button, a Feature That Hasn’t Really Worked in Phones So Far
  3. 29 August
  4. Meta Is Reportedly Developing a Competitor to the Vision Pro. It’ll Be Ultracompact and Ultralight, but Won’t Be Available for Several Years
  5. OpenAI Is Gearing Up for Another Investment Round That Aims to Turn It Into a $100 Billion Startup
  6. 28 August
  7. We Still Have No Idea What Constitutes ‘Open Source AI,’ But That’s About to Change
  8. 27 August
  9. It Looks Like the Control Panel Is Staying With Us for Now: Microsoft Clarifies the Status of the Tool
  10. 15 August
  11. A New Study Says 94% of Excel Tables Contain Errors: How a Formula Can Cause an Economic Disaster
  12. 09 August
  13. Beware of Falling in Love With Your Chatbot: OpenAI Warns That GPT-4o May Reduce Users' Need to Socialize With Humans
  14. 07 August
  15. Google Has Killed Off the Chromecast. Farewell to a Friendly and Affordable Product That Helped Us Enjoy TV Like Never Before
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