Tim Cook is stepping down and Apple desperately needs this reset
Apple is handing leadership to John Ternus after years of financial success under Tim Cook, but product concerns are hard to ignore.
Apple is handing leadership to John Ternus after years of financial success under Tim Cook, but product concerns are hard to ignore.
Joanna Stern’s decision to leave The Wall Street Journal sounds upbeat on the surface, but the timing raises deeper questions about traditional media, independence, and why top tech journalists are choosing to go it alone.
IRS Free File is officially live for 2026 and more than seventy percent of Americans qualify to file federal taxes for free. The program supports gig work, 1099 income, and even rental property in many cases, yet millions still hand money to commercial tax software out of habit. If your income is under $89,000, start at IRS.gov/FreeFile and you may not owe anything to file.
The U.S. Mint is celebrating Steve Jobs with a 2026 American Innovation coin showing a young Jobs in reflection, symbolizing his drive to make technology human.
Sora 2 video AI is impressive, but seeing Martin Luther King Jr reduced to disrespectful memes like breakdancing and paternity tests is deeply troubling. OpenAI must step in.
I traded in my Nissan Rogue Sport and used ChatGPT 5 to research, compare, and finance my next car. Here’s how AI helped me land on a Honda Pilot.
Microsoft is ending its remote work era and demanding three days a week in the office. I think it’s rotten and marks a step backwards.
Google TV and Android TV apps with native code must support 64-bit by August 2026, a move aimed at boosting performance and preparing for future devices.
Lenovo just delivered its best PC growth in 15 quarters, seizing the top spot in AI PCs while doubling profits and boosting revenue 22 percent.
Synchron shows a man navigating an iPad using only his brain, made possible by a BCI implant and Apple’s new native brain input support.
Nearly half of all AI-generated code is insecure, says Veracode’s new report. Java had the worst failure rate, but all major languages were affected.
Satya Nadella says Microsoft is growing and thriving, but layoffs continue. The company’s evolving AI strategy may explain why.