Broadcom is helping finance its own $63 billion Anthropic chip deal
Broadcom is helping back a $63 billion Anthropic chip deal as the Claude maker pursues an IPO, raising questions about financing, accounting, and risk.
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Apple iPhone Duo Crackgate teardown points to a possible hinge problem
iFixit’s Apple iPhone Duo teardown reveals a possible hinge-related cause of cracked screens, plus a $999 inner-display repair cost without coverage.
Beats 360 review: Great bass and comfort with some frustrating catches
I love the Beats 360’s bass, noise cancellation, and Apple integration. But the best comfort requires UltraPlush cushions, and the missing charging cable is baffling.
Microsoft shrinks the Xbox controller and I already bought one
Microsoft’s $49.99 Xbox Nano Controller targets smaller hands with a compact design and rechargeable battery. I preordered one without owning an Xbox.
Microsoft just released a new operating system and it is not Windows
Microsoft LiteBox 0.1.0 is an open-source library OS built in Rust. Learn how it runs Linux applications and what its early release can do.
These are the Amazon Prime Day tech deals actually worth buying today
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is packed with discounts, but not every sale is worth your money. Here are the tech deals that actually caught my attention.
NASA and IBM built an open source AI that could help humans live on the Moon
NASA and IBM have released an open source AI foundation model trained on massive amounts of lunar data. It could help scientists detect craters, study the Moon’s geology, and identify promising locations for water ice.
Bitwarden now protects more than 15 million users and 80,000 businesses as credential security needs evolve
Bitwarden has surpassed 15 million users and 80,000 businesses worldwide as passwords, passkeys, secrets, and AI agents make identity security increasingly complicated.
SparkyLinux 8.4 brings 32-bit PC support back from the dead
SparkyLinux 8.4 brings updated packages, Linux kernel updates, and a surprising return of 32-bit PC support for seriously old hardware.
1Password says 40 percent of developers give AI agents persistent access to systems
A new survey from 1Password suggests many developers are giving AI agents long-lived access to systems and credentials, highlighting growing security and governance concerns as enterprise AI adoption accelerates.