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Instagram is testing more ways for users to access and adjust Your Algorithm, its feature for choosing topics they want to see more or less often. Examples include pulling down in...
Teenage Engineering has released OS 2.5 for the EP-133 KO II, adding major features such as USB audio, sample reverse, selectable lower sample rates, an arpeggiator, and improved a...
Masayoshi Son said orbital data centers are unlikely to cut costs soon enough to matter in the near-term AI race. TechCrunch’s Equity podcast discussed his skepticism alongside Ope...
The article argues that tools like Claude Code have compressed the engineering workflow, making teams ship as if they had far more developers. As coding becomes faster and more aut...
Margaret Atwood said at a literary festival in Portugal that she tried Anthropic's Claude once and found it unreliable after it gave her a wrong answer about the British detective...
Apple is reportedly asking the Trump administration for permission to buy RAM chips from China’s CXMT, which is on a Pentagon blacklist over alleged military ties. The move comes a...
Paul Meade, an Apple vice president overseeing the Vision Pro headset, is reportedly leaving the company for OpenAI’s hardware group. The move adds another senior Apple hardware ve...
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