HP's Googlebook 14 is a $1,299 OLED Snapdragon clamshell whose chassis is ready, while Googlebook OS still sells a phone laptop at MacBook Air money.
Tesla's flying Roadster reuses the 2017 $50,000 deposit play, cuts range in half, and still has no price, with production penciled in for 2028.
Origame Digital’s penguin horror is out on PC, and its word pickups plus end-game star chart turn the anti-expedition back into an expedition.
HomePod 2 is getting Sound Glow, Mac default audio, and four-speaker surround in software, but two of those features still need new Apple hardware.
Nasdaq fell 2.1% on October 16 as CoreWeave bonds yielded 15% to 16%, putting Blackstone, Magnetar and other AI lenders in the spotlight.
World timekeepers voted to kill the leap second from 20 May 2027, racing a never-tested negative second as Earth’s core and melting ice fight over spin.
CoreWeave closed at $61.39, down 11.91%, after Jensen Huang said its cost of capital was falling while default swaps priced more than 60% five-year default odds.
Windows 11 is getting a movable taskbar, WinUI 3 Search, and a 2GB memory break, five years late and in the middle of a DRAM price...
Qualcomm's 5 GHz Extreme chip failed Samsung's Galaxy S27 Ultra heat tests, sources said, reopening an Exynos 2700 slot closed after 2022.
Ken Kutaragi built PlayStation on CD-ROMs, then called the fight to keep discs a mentality issue as Sony ends new physical games in January 2028.