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As right-to-repair rules spread and buyers grow weary of sealed, disposable slabs, a handful of companies are betting that people will pay for a device they can actually open up and keep going for years.
Did you hear what Sam Altman – the ChatGPT geek – recently said?
Apple's AirPods could soon do more than play music, with a leaked video appearing to reveal a new model that uses built-in cameras to help Siri understand the world around its wearer.
BlackBerry's collapse shows why consumers, not Washington, should decide which AI company wins the next technological revolution.
When money is tight, you want to get the most prepper bang for every buck you spend on supplies
The device auto-replaces everyday words like "oppa" with "comrade," turns "South Korea" into "puppet state," blocks the open internet, and secretly screenshots the user's activity every five minutes, all without their knowledge.
Your luxury home could look perfect while hidden EMF exposure and dirty electricity disrupt your sleep.
Can Marxism offer a framework for understanding artificial intelligence (AI) and the tech bros behind it?
6G Will Expose Entire Populations to Largely Untested Terahertz Radiation, Enable AI Brain Chips, and Allow Through-Wall Surveillance
Gen Z was supposed to be the first fully digital generation.
Trust remains OpenAI's biggest problem. Sam Altman's public feud with Elon Musk, combined with Apple's allegations that OpenAI stole trade secrets, has only intensified concerns surrounding the company's leadership and governance.
If the 2010s were spent surveilling you and the 2020s were spent manipulating you, what does the future hold? In this disturbing finale of The World is Watching You, Tucker goes through new patterns that show what Big Tech plans for your dystopian te
At 6:40 this morning Eastern, people started tapping their phones at the register and nothing happened.
SpaceX wants to turn Starlink Mobile into a full-fledged mobile carrier, and it expects to hit the Big Three wireless giants in the process.
The Fourth Circuit issued a disappointing opinion in U.S. v. Belmonte Cardozo, a case in which EFF filed an amicus brief, alongside the national ACLU, its Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia affiliates, and the National Association
Have you ever felt like your phone can read your mind?
A federal judge in Atlanta is weighing whether to throw out the evidence in what appears to be the first US prosecution of a traveler over a phone's built-in "duress password" - a privacy feature that erases a device when the wrong code is entered.
There is a way to evade the surveillance infrastructure of the phone network. It means combining several technologies into a complete solution. But many have tried this and claimed that it was difficult to make it work reliably. In this video I will
The company that turned sideloading into a chore is about to let you install its competitors with a single tap.
Here's the story of a newbie on Home Automation firing up Home Assistant and various IOT devices with zero knowledge at the beginning. Follow the the experience and now I know what's up! I've avoided Internet of Things (IOT) devices because they are
Touchscreens have largely replaced switches and buttons in new vehicles and one of the interesting consequences of this is that the driver is often not allowed to use these tap/swipe controls while driving.
Babies and toddlers under the age of two should not receive any intentional screen time at all, according to a new study.
For years, governments assured the public that license plate readers were simply tools to catch stolen vehicles, fugitives, and dangerous criminals. That was always the sales pitch.
Frequent travelers know the feeling of opening a suitcase in a hotel room only to find that their shirts, trousers, and dresses look like they've already been worn.
Up until now, Americans primarily hated the flood of data centers popping up around the country like mushrooms (at least those that haven't been canceled or delayed due to regulatory pushback, lack of electricity or outright hostility) because of sur
Rows of smartphones on custom rigs with mechanical styluses that tap, swipe, and scroll endlessly through short videos, running 24/7 to fake human behavior at massive scale.
A 72-hour break from cellphones triggered increased cravings in study participants; brain scans showed heightened activity in reward centers when shown phone images
You have probably heard the term – pair your device.
SpaceX's Starlink is now connecting smart collars for cattle, and it's completely transforming how ranching works across the American West.
New measures would compel client-side inspection of every photo, video and message on devices, escalating the digital ID lockdown already plotted for British smartphones in coordination with major technology firms.
