Brian Fagioli 
OpenAI is pushing enterprises to treat AI agents like digital coworkers with its new Frontier platform. The technology aims to solve real deployment and governance problems, even if the name feels a little too generic for such an ambitious vision.
Security leaders say AI driven threats, talent shortages, and legacy systems are making breaches routine across enterprise environments.
Square has unveiled the second generation Square Register, bringing faster performance, improved durability, and practical refinements aimed at busy neighborhood businesses.
Apple Sports now supports golf, giving iPhone users live PGA Tour and LPGA Tour scores, player tracking, and easy to follow leaderboards.
Google has retired the ZetaSQL name and consolidated its SQL dialect under the GoogleSQL brand, aligning open source and product documentation at last.
The Meeting Owl 5 Pro shows Owl Labs getting serious about enterprise hybrid meetings, focusing on reliability, wired setups, and IT-friendly management.
Avast is expanding Scam Guardian globally and adding Deepfake Guard to Windows PCs, targeting the rise of convincing deepfake video scams.
The Codex app promises a new way to manage AI coding agents, but its macOS only launch raises questions about why Windows and Linux developers are being left out.
Firefox 148 introduces AI controls that give users the power to enable, customize, or completely block AI features, a clear nod to people wary of AI.
Madden NFL 26 predicts a dramatic Seahawks victory over the Patriots in Super Bowl LX, complete with late game heroics, momentum swings, and a walk off touchdown.
ASUS ROG Kithara is now available following its CES 2026 debut, offering an open-back planar-magnetic headset aimed at gamers who value clarity, positional accuracy, and hi-fi sound quality.
Google is celebrating Black History Month with new features, curated content, and creator highlights across its products, from Search and YouTube to Google Play and TV.