Technology

When an AI app shuts down, your chat history becomes an asset in bankruptcy. See who can buy it, what the law actually protects, and the steps to take now.

Hardware subscriptions put features you already paid for behind a monthly fee. See what Meta and carmakers now charge, and three checks to run before you buy.

Passkeys cannot be phished or stolen in a breach, and 75% of people have one. Here is how they work and why your recovery flow is now the weakest link.

Smart TV tracking captures your screen every 15 to 60 seconds, even over HDMI. Here is what ACR really records, who pays for it, and how to switch it off.

The FBI named AI a crime category for the first time after $893 million in losses. The old advice about spotting scams no longer works. Here is what does.

Tesla started paid Cybercab rides in Austin, then drew a federal safety probe weeks later. Here is what a car with no steering wheel means for riders.

A global memory chip shortage is quietly raising device prices on laptops, phones, and tablets. Here's why RAM costs are surging and what buyers should do.

AI productivity tools can save you hours every week. Here are the best apps for meetings, writing, scheduling, and automation, and how to actually use them.

Tech giants are pouring billions into nuclear power to feed hungry AI data centers. Here is why AI is going nuclear and what small modular reactors change.

AI browsers that can browse and act for you are challenging Chrome. Here is how the agentic browser wars work and what they mean for how you use the web.

A wave of lawsuits against AI companies could redefine who is liable when a chatbot causes harm. Here is what the cases mean for the future of AI.

Elon Musk just announced Terafab, a massive semiconductor factory to produce custom AI chips for Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI. Here is what it means.