Samsung Galaxy A35 vs Samsung Galaxy A55: Which Phone Is the Best Fit for You?
Buying GuidesWe compare Samsung’s two new mid-range smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy A35 and the Samsung Galaxy A55.
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Titan Is Selling What It Claims Is the World’s Most Powerful Desktop PC. Its Biggest Issue: The Price
ComputersA powerful beast worth more than $150,000.
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Anthropic Is One of the Few Companies That Can Keep Up With OpenAI. The Proof: Claude Can Now Write and Run Code
Robotics and AIThe new feature analyzes provided information to deliver more accurate responses.
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The Latest Windows 11 Update Is a Nightmare for Some Users. These Are Some of the Biggest Issues They’re Encountering
AppsIssues include the “blue screen of death” and the disappearance of the mouse pointer in text boxes, among others.
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TSMC Under Investigation: The U.S. Government Is Examining Potential Secret Deals With Huawei
Business and EconomicsNo one saw this coming. The Department of Commerce is investigating TSMC, the world’s largest integrated circuit manufacturer.
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Trouble in Partnership Paradise: Microsoft and OpenAI Are Starting to Get Tired of One Another
Robotics and AIThe "bromance" is falling apart.
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Elon Musk Surprised Jensen Huang by Installing 100,000 Nvidia GPUs in Just 19 Days. It Normally Takes Years
Robotics and AIThe team at AI startup xAI accomplished the remarkable feat in a matter of weeks.
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We Thought We Were Seeing the Future at Tesla’s Presentation. Now, All We Have Are Questions About How Optimus Actually Works
Robotics and AI“I asked the bartending Optimus if he was being remote-controlled. I believe he essentially confirmed it,” one attendee posted on X.
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I Tested ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode. It’s the Beginning of Something Huge
Robotics and AIThe revolution won’t be televised, but it’ll certainly be verbalized.
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Tesla’s Latest Event Highlights an Open Secret. Musk Doesn’t Want It to Be a Car Manufacturer, but a Software and AI-Driven Enterprise
MobilityWith the introduction of self-driving vehicles and humanoid robots, the company is transforming itself from an electric car maker to an AI and software leader.
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The Nintendo Switch 2 Will Have to Wait. The Company’s New Product Is… an Alarm Clock
Other DevicesThe latest device from Nintendo has to do with the Switch, but it's not a Switch.
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HBO Believes That Canadian Developer Peter Todd Is the Creator of Bitcoin. He Says the Idea Is Bonkers
CryptoThe documentary's evidence is circumstancial and inconclusive.
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Google’s Former CEO Advocates for More AI Data Centers: ‘We Are Never Going to Meet Climate Goals Anyway’
Robotics and AISchmidt is confident that AI will ultimately solve the environmental issues it contributes to.
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The Epic v. Google Ruling Marks a Historic Shift for Android: The Play Store Will No Longer Have Exclusivity
AppsGoogle must implement these changes within eight months at the earliest.
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With Google’s Rollout of New Anti-Theft Features, Stealing an Android Phone Is Going to Stop Being a Temptation
AppsAndroid is starting to shield itself with new anti-theft functions. Here's how they work.
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Google Used to Dominate Online Advertising. Now, That’s Changing, and It’s Great News
Business and EconomicsMeta and Amazon are gaining strength, but so are Apple and TikTok.
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In Just Two Years, We’ve Gone From a Buttonless iPhone to an iPhone With the Most Buttons Ever. It’s an Excellent Decision
SmartphonesThe new iPhone 16 models now have more buttons than ever, despite rumors a few months ago suggesting that all buttons would disappear.
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128 GB of Storage Is Still the Standard On Some Smartphones, but Is It Enough?
SmartphonesThe 128 GB internal memory is still the norm, whether we like it or not.
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The Rise and Fall of Commodore: The Giant of the 1980s That Revolutionized Computing and Fell Into Oblivion
ComputersCommodore was a pioneer in the world of computing. It developed and marketed the legendary Commodore 64.
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I Visited the Garage Where Hewlett and Packard Created HP 85 Years Ago. This Is Where Silicon Valley Was Born
Tech HistoryWith a $538 budget, Bill Hewlett and David Packard created their first product in this space.
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