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Tuesday November 4, 2025. 02:00 PM
Hisense’s midrange TV gets a mega boost of brightness for (mostly) thrilling results.
The other day, I had fun exploring a website called Animagraffs, which teaches about how various gadgets and machines work through 3D animated explainer videos. There's also a YouTube channel for Animagraffs if you prefer to watch the videos there. — Read the rest The post T...
The Louvre Museum in Paris, victim of an audacious burglary involving a furniture lift last month, has been struggling for over a decade to upgrade outdated software, including that controlling its video surveillance systems, according to a French newspaper report. Thieves...
Rep. Lauren Boebert and her boyfriend attended a Halloween party in Colorado dressed as a Mexican woman — sombrero included — and an ICE agent. Boebert had a chalkboard sign reading 'Mexican Word of the day: JUICY. Tell me if Juicy Ice is coming.' — Read the rest The...
Freepik has introduced Freepik Spaces, a new product within its AI Creative Suite to allow creative teams to design, automate, and collaborate on visual projects in real time. The platform uses a node-based interface that brings the entire creative process onto one shared...
Redmond uncovers SesameOp, a backdoor hiding its tracks by using OpenAI’s Assistants API as a command channel Hackers have found a new use for OpenAI's Assistants API – not to write poems or code, but to secretly control malware.…
A tech industry guide to where to stay, eat, work, and play while visiting Seattle.
In the late 19th century, Georg Cantor believed his new theory could help the Church understand the infinite nature of the divine. He miscalculated.
It’s known as an ‘ohno-second’ that moment in time when you realize you’ve clicked send on something you shouldn’t have. But it’s no laughing matter, a new survey of more than 300 security and IT professionals from Abnormal AI highlights the growing threat and...
Dick Cheney, former Vice President and longtime advocate for invading foreign countries, is dead at 84. As the Associated Press puts it, he was 'in effect, the chief operating officer' of Bush Jr.'s presidency and 'often commanding' in implementing its decisions—most...
The Department of Homeland Security has decided that hoarding your Social Security data, passport info, and visa records in their shiny new surveillance system wasn't quite creepy enough. So now they want your driver's license information too, because apparently creating a...
Plans for investing in AI and service transformation held up as treasury pulls plug, NAO finds Police forces in England and Wales spend around 97 percent of their £2 billion ($2.6 billion) annual technology budget on maintaining legacy systems, an official report has...
But ideally, the journalist and podcast host would rather not work for tech CEOs at all.
The Heritage Foundation is having what we might charitably call an 'oh shit' moment. Their fearless leader, Kevin Roberts, decided the hill he wanted to die on was defending Tucker Carlson's cozy chat with Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes. Bold choice, Kevin. — Read the rest ...
Microsoft accidentally tells supported users that they aren't Microsoft says a broken update left some Windows 10 users staring at an out-of-support message despite having an activated Extended Security Updates (ESU) license or a version of Windows 10 that is still...
The revolution started on social media. It ended with protests, violence, and an online poll to pick the new prime minister.
New research finds that business trust in autonomous AI is growing, with 57 percent of organizations saying they’re ‘very confident’ in the technology’s reliability in core business processes. Yet, despite this increasing trust, implementation is lagging. The survey...
Nitazenes, a class of synthetic drugs 40 times more potent than fentanyl, are steadily becoming more common on both sides of the Atlantic.
Eight years of research and 10,000 prototypes have created a luxury water bottle claiming to redefine the experience of drinking H2O, all for an eye-watering sum.
Google has, over the years, added a lot of time-saving features to Chrome. Chief among these are the autofill features which can make light work of filling in forms by automatically entering frequently used snippets of data such as names and addresses. When it comes to...
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