The New York Times Connections puzzle for June 29, #1114, includes categories such as old timey troublemakers, consume with gusto, parts of a speaker, and words ending in parts of a tree. Hints and an…
Apple has raised prices by up to 30% across its product line, including Macs, iPads, and the Vision Pro, citing a memory chip shortage driven by AI data center demand. Critics argue the company, sitti…
The New York Times Connections puzzle for June 26, #1111, features categories including crunchy snack items, various amounts of wood, areas of low ground, and colors plus a letter. The puzzle's purple…
Hasbro, owner of Peppa Pig, faces backlash after reportedly asking child voice actors to sign contracts allowing AI recreations of their voices. The Agents of Young Performers Association issued an op…
Apple raised prices on MacBooks, iPads, and HomePods due to a storage and memory chip shortage driven by AI infrastructure demand, with increases up to 33%. iPhone prices remain unchanged, but analyst…
Google is offering record-low discounts on Pixel 10 phones and Nest Wi-Fi Pro routers during Amazon Prime Day, days after revelations that its Gemini AI monitors Chrome activity. The discounts, includ…
The New York Times Connections puzzle for June 25, #1110, features categories including computer peripherals, tightly packed items, hazardous elemental metals, and words starting with bird homophones.…
Meta paused its employee data-tracking program after an incident exposed sensitive information, including private conversations and performance reviews, to the entire company. The Model Capability Ini…
Google's NotebookLM, an AI research assistant that generates insights from user-provided data, has won a CNET Editors' Choice award for its unique ability to organize and transform information into st…
Polaroid launched a global campaign, 'The Best of Summer Is Analog,' featuring a billboard on New York's Coney Island Beach that reads 'Go jump in some water before the data centers drink it all up.' …
The New York Times Connections puzzle for June 24, #1109, features groups themed around prog bands, classic wedding gifts, red characters, and rhyming compound words. Answers include Genesis, King Cri…
The New York Times Connections puzzle for June 22, #1107, features categories including dominant, multiplication indicators, pronunciation descriptors, and starting with explosive onomatopoeia. Answer…
The New York Times substituted today's Connections puzzle (#1105) with a theme related to the New York Knicks after their recent championship win. The puzzle features groups including silent and prono…
SpaceX unveiled the AI1 orbital data-center concept, a craft with an interchangeable compute payload averaging 120 kW and peaking at 150 kW, powered by a 150-kilowatt solar array and cooled by 110 squ…
ChatGPT was found to generate sexual and graphically violent images from a simple text prompt, according to AI security firm Mindgard. Researcher Jim Nightingale manipulated the chatbot with a viral "…
The New York Times Connections puzzle for June 19, #1104, features categories including umami-rich foods, beginner piano pieces, magazine-related phrases, and words ending in synonyms for 'aggregate.'…
IFixit and Snazzy Labs teardowns confirm the Trump T1 phone is a gold-painted HTC U24 Pro with nearly identical specs, including a 6.78-inch AMOLED screen and Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chipset. Trump Mobile …
Anthropic updated Claude Design to integrate design and coding, allowing users to sync brand assets with Claude Code via a new "/design" command. The company also pulled its Fable 5 AI model after a U…
AI company LTX released LTX Trainer, a framework enabling users to create custom AI video models trained on their own data without extensive coding. The tool, available on GitHub, allows filmmakers an…
Commodore International Corporation announced the Callback 8020, a flip phone designed for digital detox that blocks social media apps and lacks a browser, email, and AI. The phone runs Sailfish OS an…