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A week into phase one of Google’s cookie killing project in Chrome, early tests show how it could hit the web’s bottom line.
The tech giant says it is ridding the virtual assistant of over a dozen "underutilized features."
Fuse Audio's upcoming record player looks and sounds fantastic.
Basically a really advanced voice assistant that manages all your services.
Hate people? Put on earbuds and get your announcements without being bothered by the rest of the world.
The landmark regulatory move will open the door to broader investment in the cryptocurrency.
From transparent TVs to the most adorable little robots ever, here are the products from CES 2024 that got us most excited.
The world’s richest man shares more of his thoughts about race on X.com.
The startup says that the job losses are part of an organizational restructuring that preps it for the next phase of its business.
Don't get too excited. This headset is for professionals in mind and not intended for fun stuff.
Sam Altman's GPT Store, featuring three million customized chatbots, is now live. It hopes to make AI more accessible.
The popular streaming platform will lay off 35% of its staff, its second major layoff in the last year.
Amazon’s working to stick AI inside cars that could tell you why the check engine light is on, though only if you’re paying for 5G.
HYTE's first keyboard, the Keeb TKL, is fully customizable and comfortable to type on.
Jazz up those boring family photos with a little music.
Turns out that the SEC's X account was hacked, partially because it neglected a very basic rule of online security.
Web3 was not pleased when a much anticipated announcement turned out to be a fraud.
A Bitcoin Spot ETF was not approved on Tuesday, but the SEC’s hacked account made it seem like it was.
State employees in Pennsylvania will begin using ChatGPT to assist with their work in the coming weeks.
The Live Buds 3's small display can get your notifications if pulling out your phone is just too much work you.