Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports that Apple's new chief executive is continuing a workplace tradition associated with the Steve Jobs era.
The first model in Anthropic's 5.5 family lowers token and cache-read rates while adding stronger safeguards for high-risk domains.
Researchers recovered one console's lv0ldr body key by glitching Cell SPU cleanup, but broader Slim and Super Slim support remains theoretical.
VideoCardz reports that new performance builds and a launcher reduce the speed and setup barriers for community-made Radeon support.
The compact Intel system routes PCIe lanes through cables so its motherboard and graphics card can sit back-to-back.
ProsperoEden runs natively on Sony's console, but its alpha compatibility results cover limited tests rather than complete playthroughs.
Microsoft's CEO called the restructuring “great to see” days after Xbox confirmed another 268 eliminated roles.
Android Authority describes a shift from loving foldable phones to preferring separate devices for productivity, wellbeing, and everyday life.
The feature can copy, translate, call, email or open detected text without requiring an Apple Intelligence-compatible phone.
The XO-1 paired inventive low-power hardware with a plan that underestimated price, repairs, infrastructure and the work of education.
Weber switched off June's app and cloud services on September 22, leaving the ovens usable but stripping away remote controls, live video and updates.
XDA describes a writer's experience replacing dual boot: their PC stopped breaking every time Windows updated.
A September 27 post lists a 2nm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chip for the standard model. A 200MP main camera and 7,200mAh battery are rumored.
The problem can follow a failed Face ID attempt inside a protected app, but it does not appear to affect every device.
Android Authority highlights everyday uses for Lens that it calls “surprisingly useful.”
The company says it will resume only after adding safeguards; federal agencies reported no access to nonpublic information in the disclosed cases.
VideoCardz reports that an owner found the damage on the card’s official 16-pin power adapter while limiting the GPU to around 360W.
Reused storage blocks could reveal remnants from another customer's container, but Cloudflare found no evidence of malicious exploitation.
WIRED investigates why women who hold some of tech’s most consequential jobs still aren’t cult figures.
AMD's CPU architects describe using AI to explore design options and speed verification as agent workloads demand more from x86 processors.
