/developers43minGitHub admits its guardrails went too far as outdated defenses blocked real usersGitHub recently admitted that its outdated abuse protections accidentally blocked normal users. The issue was discovered after users reported unexpected rate limits, revealing emergency controls that stayed active long after the threat had passed. GitHub has since cleaned up its old rules and is now monitoring its defensive systems with the same care as its platform features.
/windows3hVital Windows 11 certificates are expiring: how to check if you're affected | PCWorldMicrosoft is replacing expiring Secure Boot certificates on eligible Windows 11 systems running 24H2 and 25H2. Devices manufactured before 2024 are particularly affected. Secure Boot is a security feature that prevents malicious software from running during system startup. Users should check if their PC starts with Secure Boot and install the new certificates before June 2026 to avoid potential issues.
/artificialintelligence7hCloudflare buys Human Native to flip the script on AICloudflare's acquisition of Human Native aims to revolutionize AI training by providing structured, licensed content. This move signifies a shift towards creators having control over their work and receiving compensation for AI usage. Human Native's technology organizes unstructured content into a format suitable for AI, potentially leading to better AI models and fairer compensation for creators.
/raspberry-pi9hRaspberry Pi AI HAT+ 2 brings real generative AI to tiny Linux computersRaspberry Pi introduces the AI HAT+ 2, a new board for Raspberry Pi 5 that brings generative AI capabilities to small Linux computers. Featuring a Hailo 10H accelerator and 8GB of RAM, it allows for local execution of generative AI models without cloud connections, enhancing privacy and reducing costs. The board supports various models and allows for retraining to specialize in specific domains. Available for $130, it is compatible with existing Raspberry Pi software and tools.
/windows23hMicrosoft Fixes 114 Windows Flaws in January 2026 Patch, One Actively ExploitedMicrosoft's January 2026 Patch Tuesday update addresses 114 Windows flaws, including an actively exploited Desktop Window Manager bug added to CISA's KEV list. The update includes eight Critical and 106 Important vulnerabilities, with 58 privilege escalation, 22 information disclosure, 21 remote code execution, and five spoofing flaws. The actively exploited vulnerability (CVE-2026-20805) is an information disclosure flaw in Desktop Window Manager, which allows local attackers to disclose sensitive information. CISA has mandated FCEB agencies to apply the latest fixes by February 3, 2026.
/cars23hThe Italian-Built Dodge Hornet SUV Is Dead Due to Trump's TariffsDodge has discontinued its affordable Hornet SUV due to Trump's tariffs. The compact SUV, built in Italy, faced a 25 percent duty, making it unviable. The entry point to the Dodge lineup is now the Durango, starting at $40,990.
/technology1dAV Comparatives crowns the best antivirus tools of 2025AV Comparatives' 2025 Consumer Summary Report highlights seven top-rated Windows antivirus products, including two free options, based on real-world attack tests, malware blocking, and system impact. Norton leads in real-world protection, while Kaspersky excels in malware protection. Avast and AVG demonstrate low system impact, and Bitdefender and ESET top advanced threat protection. The report emphasizes the importance of choosing a reliable antivirus and staying vigilant against auto-renew traps.
/technology1dAV Comparatives crowns the best antivirus tools of 2025AV Comparatives' 2025 Consumer Summary Report highlights seven top-rated Windows antivirus products, including two free options, based on real-world attack tests, malware blocking, and system impact. Norton leads in real-world protection, while Kaspersky excels in malware protection. Avast and AVG demonstrate low system impact, and Bitdefender and ESET top advanced threat protection. The report emphasizes the importance of choosing a reliable antivirus and staying vigilant against auto-renew traps.
/photography1dFujifilm instax mini Link+ brings phone photos into the real worldFujifilm introduces the instax mini Link+ smartphone printer, an updated version of its popular mini Link series. This gadget allows users to easily turn digital photos into credit card-sized prints on real instant film. It works with a free app, offering features like Simple Print, Design Print, Simulation Mode, Multiple Print Mode, and AR effects. The device aims to bring physical prints to life, allowing users to decorate their spaces with photos from their phones. The mini Link+ will be available in early February 2026 for $169.95.
/technology2dAmericans keep using terrible passwords in 2026 as survey finds pet names and birthdays still ruleA 2026 survey from PasswordManager.com reveals that many Americans continue to use weak, predictable passwords, such as pet names and birthdays, despite ongoing security breaches. The survey found that 84% of respondents reuse passwords across multiple accounts, and 65% use easily guessed personal information. Although 43% of people enable two-factor authentication when offered, only 23% use password managers, highlighting the need for better education and tools to improve online security.
/technology2dLinux Mint 22.3 is the upgrade your grandma needs to finally ditch WindowsLinux Mint 22.3, codenamed Zena, offers a long-term support upgrade with real-world improvements, making it an ideal choice for users seeking a smooth Linux experience. This release includes a new System Information tool, a System Administration tool, and enhancements to Cinnamon 6.6 and Nemo. Despite some known issues, Linux Mint 22.3 provides practical solutions and aims to make Linux a viable alternative to Windows on older hardware.
/technology2dWine 11 brings huge WoW64 overhaul, NTSYNC boost, and better gaming on LinuxWine 11.0 arrives with a year of development work, over six thousand changes, and broad improvements across graphics, WoW64 compatibility, gaming, and system performance. This release marks a confident leap forward for Windows application support on Linux, featuring a completed overhaul of WoW64, better NTSYNC integration, and enhanced graphics support.
/technology2dReolink launches TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi with 360 degree coverage and no subscriptionReolink's new TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi is a dual lens 4K PTZ security camera that offers 360 degree coverage without subscription fees. It combines a wide angle 4K lens with a secondary telephoto lens for detailed views of large areas and zooming in on movement. The camera includes a bright floodlight, local AI video search, and out of view detection, all running locally for better privacy. It is available in the United States starting at $299.99.
/technology2dAcer takes AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile to court in a rare legal fight over wireless patentsAcer, a hardware brand, has filed lawsuits against AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile for allegedly using its cellular technology patents without proper licensing. After years of unsuccessful negotiations, Acer turned to the courts seeking compensation for the unlicensed use of its intellectual property. The lawsuits center on Acer's ownership of standard essential patents, which are crucial for network behaviors in cellular standards like LTE or 5G. The outcome of these lawsuits could significantly impact Acer's potential to unlock a new revenue stream in wireless technology, separate from its hardware sales.
/technology3dWayfair and Google team up to supercharge AI-shopping for your homeWayfair and Google have partnered to develop the Universal Commerce Protocol, an open standard that will allow shoppers to browse and purchase Wayfair items directly within Google Gemini without leaving the site. This collaboration aims to streamline the furniture shopping experience by providing a common language for AI to surface accurate product details and facilitate a seamless checkout process. Wayfair remains the merchant of record, ensuring that pricing, fulfillment, returns, and customer support are handled by Wayfair as if the order originated from Wayfair.com.
/technology3dApple admits it lost the AI war and embarrassingly hands Siri’s future to GoogleApple has admitted it lost the AI war and has partnered with Google to power future Apple Intelligence models, including Siri upgrades, with Google Gemini. This strategic pivot marks a significant shift for Apple, which had previously claimed it did not need outside technology to stay ahead. The partnership raises questions about Apple's future direction and the impact on its brand identity, especially considering the company's historical emphasis on owning core technology. Despite Apple's assurances on privacy, the reliance on Google for AI capabilities could be a point of concern for some users.
/technology3d1Password reshapes its CTO role to confront the rise of AI identity challenges1Password is reshaping its CTO role to address the growing challenges of AI identity management. Hiring Nancy Wang as CTO signifies a shift towards managing nonhuman actors and their sensitive data access. Wang's experience with global data flows and cloud security aligns with the company's focus on integrating identity protection into daily workflows.
/technology4dAnthropic copies ChatGPT with big healthcare and life sciences pushAnthropic is expanding its AI model, Claude, into the healthcare sector with new tools and connectors for insurance reviews, clinical workflows, and life sciences research. The new features aim to speed up prior authorizations, simplify insurance processes, and assist researchers and patients in understanding medical information. Anthropic's push into healthcare comes shortly after OpenAI's announcement of its own health-focused AI, highlighting the growing interest of AI companies in the healthcare industry.
/technology4dWalmart and Google team up to turn Gemini into the new Amazon killerWalmart and Google are partnering to integrate Walmart’s catalog into Google’s AI, Gemini, offering a new conversational shopping experience. Customers can ask for product suggestions, get personalized recommendations, and checkout directly through Walmart or Sam’s Club. The partnership aims to streamline the shopping process, offering fast local delivery and personalized shopping experiences.
/finance6dStop paying TurboTax when IRS Free File covers most taxpayers for FREEIRS Free File is a government program that allows taxpayers with an adjusted gross income of $89,000 or less to file federal taxes for free. It supports various income types, including gig work, 1099 income, and rental property. Despite its availability, many taxpayers continue to use commercial tax software, missing out on potential savings. The program is accessible through IRS.gov or the IRS2Go app and includes free state filing in some cases. Since its inception in 2003, over 77 million returns have been filed through Free File, with high user satisfaction.
/technology6dMeta bets big on nuclear energy to feed its AI appetiteMeta is making a significant investment in nuclear power to support its AI initiatives, partnering with companies like Vistra, TerraPower, and Oklo to extend the lifespans of existing plants and fund next-generation reactors capable of delivering up to 6.6 gigawatts of reliable power by 2035.
/technology7dSatechi Slim EX Series brings cross-device keyboards and mouseSatechi is launching the Slim EX Series, a lineup of cross-device keyboards and a mouse designed for users who switch between Macs, Linux laptops, PCs, and iPads. The accessories offer long battery life, user-replaceable batteries, and compatibility across multiple platforms. The Slim EX3 is a full-size keyboard with a number pad, while the Slim EX1 is a compact option. The Slim EX Wireless Mouse is low profile and made of aluminum. Pricing starts at $29.99, with a 20 percent discount available using the promo code CES2026.
/technology7dGoogle pushes Gmail into its Gemini era, but is this really what users want?Google has introduced Gemini AI features into Gmail, including AI Overviews, AI-powered search, writing aids, and an AI Inbox. These features aim to help users manage their inboxes more efficiently, but there is skepticism about whether these changes are truly needed or if they are a way for Google to showcase its AI investment.
/lifestyle8dOpenAI launches ChatGPT Health to organize your scattered medical lifeOpenAI launches ChatGPT Health, a dedicated space within the app for managing medical information. It keeps data private, supports syncing with apps like Apple Health and MyFitnessPal, and aims to help users prepare for health decisions by organizing and translating medical jargon. The feature is currently limited to the U.S. and requires joining a waitlist.
/technology8dNitrux 5.1.0 drops as a Linux distro designed for modern hardwareNitrux 5.1.0 is a Linux distribution designed for modern hardware, focusing on clarity, immutable systems, and containerized workflows. The update introduces a Hardware Compatibility Validation Layer to ensure compatibility with current hardware, and it includes updates to Linux kernel 6.18.2, KDE Frameworks, and Qt. It also refines the primary environment Hyprland, and improves audio and Bluetooth performance. Nitrux 5.1.0 is a refinement rather than a direction change, and the project recommends a fresh install instead of an upgrade.
/news8dFox News YouTube dominance grows as the network racks up 4.5 billion views in 2025Fox News dominated YouTube in 2025, achieving 4.5 billion views and maintaining its lead as the top news brand on social platforms. Its success is attributed to long-standing cable dominance and aggressive digital distribution strategies.
/technology8dTUXEDO InfinityBook Max 16 Gen10 laptop brings Intel Core Ultra 9 and NVIDIA RTX graphics to Linux usersThe TUXEDO InfinityBook Max 16 is a versatile Linux laptop that combines the power of an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor and NVIDIA RTX graphics with a slim metal design. It offers options for OLED or LED screens, up to 128GB of memory, and up to 8TB of storage, making it suitable for both developers and gamers. The laptop starts at 1,899 EUR for German customers and is aimed at users who need a powerful yet portable Linux-based machine.
/technology8dStarBook Horizon Linux laptop puts privacy firstThe StarBook Horizon Linux laptop by Star Labs prioritizes user ownership, control, and privacy with features like coreboot, a hardware kill switch, and user-replaceable parts. It offers a 13.4-inch 3:2 display, an i3-N305 chip, 32GB memory, and up to 2TB storage. Users can choose from multiple Linux distributions, including Ubuntu, Qubes, and Linux Mint, or opt for Windows 11. The laptop's design emphasizes durability and privacy, with a Type II anodized aluminum chassis and a built-in privacy filter. The Horizon starts at around $1,058 and includes a one-year warranty.
/technology8dUGREEN brings AI NAS and home security to CES in big connected living pushUGREEN showcased its latest innovations at CES 2026, introducing AI-powered NAS systems, a comprehensive home security lineup, and a high-powered charger. The NASync AI boxes offer local AI processing, up to 64GB RAM, and scalable storage, targeting privacy-conscious users. SynCare's home security devices emphasize local storage and cross-camera awareness, covering various use cases. The Nexode Pro 300W charger provides robust charging for gaming laptops and USB-C devices. UGREEN aims to be a central part of the modern digital home, focusing on user data control and reducing subscription fees.
/gaming9dGigabyte AORUS GeForce RTX 5090 Infinity brings wild cooling and bold looks to CES 2026Gigabyte's AORUS GeForce RTX 5090 Infinity, unveiled at CES 2026, stands out with its compact, circular design and RGB halo. Powered by NVIDIA's Blackwell silicon, it offers advanced AI capabilities and enhanced cooling through a Double Flow Through design, ensuring stable performance under load. The card's aesthetic appeal and innovative cooling solution make it a notable entry in the high-end graphics card market.
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