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Starlink Too Expensive? SpaceX Quietly Expands 'Residential Lite' Plan in the US
The more affordable $80-per-month plan is now available in parts of Alaska, California, and Texas.
23andMe Finally Has a Buyer: How Will Regeneron Handle Your DNA Data?
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals has agreed to buy 23andMe for $256 million and plans to continue consumer DNA testing services without interruption.
Warning: This AI Voice Scam Mimics US Officials to Gain Access to Your Accounts
The scam targets government officials and their contacts. It begins with an attempt to establish rapport and ends with them gaining access to your personal accounts.
Don't Be a Cybersecurity Tragedy: 9 Easy Steps Your SMB Can Take to Stay Safe
Follow these tips to lock down your small business and keep it secure from hackers and other threats.
Become an AI Expert (or at Least Come Close) With Our Favorite Free Classes
Artificial intelligence is progressing at a breakneck pace. If you don't want to be left behind, check out these top-notch courses from Google, IBM, Microsoft, and more.
Safety First, Then Savings: Early Memorial Day Deals on Home Security Cameras and Video Doorbells
Memorial Day is right around the corner, but the deals are early to the party. Now you can stock up on top-name home security cameras from top brands like Ecobee, Ring, and more.
Nab Up to 50% Off Top Headphones & Earbuds Ahead of Memorial Day Sales
No, your eyes (and ears) don't deceive you. We're tracking down all of the best deals on audio brands like Beats and Sennheiser, leading up to the big holiday sale.
How to Watch AMD's Computex 2025 Press Conference
AMD SVP Jack Huynh will take the stage late Tuesday night US time to talk about the company's latest plans for the PC market.
Now Is Your Last Chance to Play Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile
The game will be removed from Google’s Play Store and the Apple App Store very soon. Activision plans to keep the game alive for the foreseeable future.
At Computex, I’m Seeing the Future of Portable Monitors. It’s Big, Bright, and Twice as Nice
A bunch of innovative displays from Acer are ready to upend what you can expect from—and even how you define!—portable monitors.
Is Anyone Actually Using Alexa+?
Amazon says 'hundreds of thousands of customers' have access to the newly updated voice assistant. But there's little evidence of that online, Reuters reports.
Acclaimed Metal Gear Creator Won't Let Death Stop Him
Iconic game director Hideo Kojima says he gave his personal assistant 'a USB stick with all my ideas on it,' saying it's 'kind of like a will.'
I Played Tron: Catalyst, and It Rebooted My Love for Disney's Dark Digital World
I got a chance to play Catalyst ahead of its June 17 release, and the futuristic action game might be the most compelling interactive take on Tron yet.
Microsoft: Our Tech Is Not Being Used to Hurt Civilians in Gaza
Amid backlash from protesters and employees, Microsoft denies its tools are being used to cause harm in the Gaza conflict—though it admits it lacks visibility in key areas.
How to Watch Qualcomm's Keynote at Computex 2025
Qualcomm is coming to Computex amid a heated rivalry between Arm and x86 chips. CEO Cristiano Amon will give us all the details in a keynote that begins on May 18, at 11 p.m. PT.
How to Watch Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's Computex 2025 Keynote
For US viewers, CEO Jensen Huang takes the stage on Sunday, May 18 at 8 p.m. PT / 11 p.m. ET. Here's how to catch the GPU maker's big reveals from the comfort of your couch.
World Getting You Down? Try This Cozy Game That's Seriously Helping My Mood
Lushfoil drops you into a beautifully rendered virtual world, gives you a camera, and lets you have fun taking in-game photos. Playing it has improved my mental health.
Bored? This Easy-to-Miss Google Earth Feature Lets You Travel Back in Time
Amateur history buffs can tap into the 'Historical imagery' feature on Google Earth and check out imagery dating back to the World War II era in some of the world’s largest cities.
Alabama Man Gets 14 Months for Hacking SEC's X Account With SIM-Swap Scheme
Eric Council Jr. used a fake ID and a new iPhone to help his co-conspirators bypass the MFA on the Securities and Exchange Commission's account and juice the price of bitcoin.
Spotify Caught Hosting Fake Podcasts Selling Dangerous Prescription Drugs
Many of the podcasts included no audio or AI-generated voiceovers and simply redirected users to websites where they could buy Xanax, Oxycodone, or Tramadol without a prescription.
