It's codenamed P92 and supports the ActivityPub protocol used by Mastodon. | Continue reading
Hacked on Facebook or Twitter? Bad actors sell access to your accounts for as little as $6 apiece. | Continue reading
US officials are concerned about Elon Musk's recent threat to stop supplying Starlink in Ukraine and his plan to buy Twitter with foreign investors, according to Bloomberg. | Continue reading
The Founders Edition RTX 4090 model sold out immediately on Best Buy. | Continue reading
Apple's testing of the new feature clearly didn't involve visiting theme parks and having fun. | Continue reading
The company is giving its Russian employees the option to continue work elsewhere. | Continue reading
At $2,500, the high-performance Starlink dish costs far more than the standard $599 dish, but the internet service fee remains the same at $110 per month. | Continue reading
Meta is taking AI art generation to the next level by expanding it to video. 'You give it a text description and it creates a video for you,' says CEO Mark Zuckerberg. | Continue reading
'An unauthorized third party illegally accessed and downloaded confidential information from our systems,' Rockstar Games says. | Continue reading
A report from the Special Competitive Studies Project gives the US until the end of the decade to counter this 'destiny-shaping' threat. | Continue reading
Craig Newmark's explanation of the site’s evolution (or lack thereof) is surprisingly simple. | Continue reading
One flaw can execute rogue computer code on Apple's WebKit engine, the other can elevate system privileges. | Continue reading
Russian news agency RIA Novosti records the RPG-wielding robot at a military convention. | Continue reading
The crypto-friendly company jumps the gun on calling its shared network '5G.' | Continue reading
Developers have released seven games in partnership with the social platform. | Continue reading
iFixit's teardown reveals Apple replaced the last remaining Intel component in its new laptop. | Continue reading
Onur Aksoy allegedly imported thousands of fake Cisco networking devices from China. | Continue reading
Insider threat meets side hustle. | Continue reading
Russian websites hit with DDoS attacks have responded by cutting off access coming from outside Russia. But what does their security response have to do with teapots and the number 418? | Continue reading
These hacker-for-hire services have been busy using fake messages from companies including Google to trick users into visiting their malicious websites. | Continue reading
Acer, which acquired Gateway in 2007, is bringing back the brand to sell consumer-focused laptops in the US. The products will be sold exclusively through Walmart. | Continue reading
Atari launched a multi-billion-dollar industry, only to lose control of it in a series of missteps. But the name will always resonate. | Continue reading
Software engineer Nicola Wrachien demoed his creation in a video that shows the chip running a memory-optimized version of Doom over his custom hardware. | Continue reading
The Justice Department says the Russian-controlled RSocks botnet involved millions of compromised devices across the globe. | Continue reading
It took 157 days to calculate and required 128 vCPUs, 864GB of RAM, and 515 terabytes of storage. | Continue reading
A rare peek at personal computing behind the Iron Curtain. | Continue reading
Dr. David Benaron is an inventor whose team at Stanford laid the groundwork for the optical heart rate monitor. He's also a cheetah named Spottacus. | Continue reading
The 800 platform often gets overlooked in video game history due to a classification quirk that placed it in the PC category, but its library of games is incredible. | Continue reading
The American Data Privacy and Protection Act would mandate data minimization and let Americans opt out of targeted ads while preempting many state privacy laws. | Continue reading
When you didn't want a Commodore, you got an Atari. | Continue reading
In a Pew survey, most high school students said they would rather not learn remotely, but their parents are more positive about it. | Continue reading
Four decades ago, no one knew exactly where technology would take us. We just knew the IBM PC was here to change everything. | Continue reading
The HPE Frontier system can perform over 1 quintillion calculations per second. | Continue reading
The search engine is hoping to become a rival to Google. | Continue reading
A recent paper from Chinese researchers outlines the potential military threat SpaceX's satellite internet system poses to China, and how the country should respond. | Continue reading
DuckDuckGo-ing back on its word. | Continue reading
The Kremlin considers suspending criminal penalties for using unlicensed software products. | Continue reading
Intel and AMD chips are no longer available, so Russia looked to China for an alternative. | Continue reading
They're useful for more than just ferrying bits and bytes. | Continue reading
It's powered by Cloudflare and called the 'Microsoft Edge Secure Network.' | Continue reading
The EU's Mastodon instance, launched in the wake of Elon Musk's Twitter acquisition, is part of an effort to support private, ad-free, open-source software. | Continue reading
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Wi-Fi 7 devices are at least a year away, but the upcoming standard promises peak speeds up to four times faster than Wi-Fi 6, itself still cutting edge. Here's what we know so far. | Continue reading
SpaceX's new mapping feature suggests Starlink is at capacity or still not serving a lot of areas across the US. | Continue reading
The Club 8-Bit museum in Mariupol housed over a 120 retro computing devices, including some old-school Apple and Atari hardware, along with Soviet-era computers. | Continue reading
Searching for 'Keanu Reeves' in China yields no results, and all his movies have disappeared. | Continue reading
Somebody in the Chinese government clearly didn't like the results Bing was suggesting. | Continue reading
Think small PCs are a recent thing? Think again. | Continue reading