Xerox buys Lexmark for $1.5 billion as print industry clings to relevance
Xerox just spent $1.5 billion to buy Lexmark, but is betting on printers in 2025 really a smart move?
Xerox just spent $1.5 billion to buy Lexmark, but is betting on printers in 2025 really a smart move?
Microsoft has released the source code for its GitHub Copilot Chat extension for Visual Studio Code under the MIT license, giving developers a rare look inside one of its most prominent AI tools.
iBUYPOWER has launched the MK9 Pro RGB Mechanical Keyboard in partnership with Redragon, offering a compact 96 percent layout, hot-swappable linear switches, per-key RGB lighting, and a volume control wheel for just $59.99.
Threads finally adds native direct messaging as Meta aims to grow the app beyond Instagram. A new Highlighter feature also debuts to boost visibility of engaging conversations.
Marshall has launched the Middleton II, a rugged retro-style Bluetooth speaker with over 30 hours of playtime, 360-degree sound, and a built-in power bank. I love the design and wish more companies did it this way.
Plugable’s new 2-meter USB-C to Ethernet cable ditches the dongle and delivers fast, stable internet with a clean, all-in-one design under $20.
Intuit is pitching its new AI agents as virtual teammates for your business. But are they truly ready to take control?
Amazon is giving 18 to 24 year olds a six-month Prime trial at no cost, plus up to 10 percent cash back. This is not your average student discount.
Canonical is quietly transforming Ubuntu into the best Linux platform for Java developers, offering long-term OpenJDK support, smaller containers, and faster cloud-native performance.
Google and Sparkasse are bringing EU-approved age verification to Android and Chrome using secure digital credentials stored in Google Wallet.
Raspberry Pi’s new $4 wireless module adds Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to embedded devices without costly certification—perfect for RP2040-based products heading to market fast.
New U.S. government warnings reveal Iranian hackers are actively targeting American infrastructure. Most organizations still are not listening and the consequences could be devastating.