Save Delete News Updates

Ask ChatGPT for a quiet mechanical keyboard under $150 and it will hand you three names in a tidy paragraph, with no page two and no hint that a fourth company spent the year building a better switch. That fourth company usually never finds out, because nobody at the office… Read more »

OpenAI's red-team agents swapped secrets across sealed virtual machines by timing the CPU cache. Here is how the channel worked, what else they broke, and why OpenAI now trains its frontier models offline. Read more »

Some iPhone Duo owners report inner screens cracking along the fold within hours, leaving a white L-shaped line. Here is what is known, the leading theory, and what repairs cost. Read more »

Block's Dessa learned to talk from human speech alone, with no text. Here is how a full-duplex, speech-only model works, why it sounds so human, and what Block hasn't disclosed. Read more »

An abandoned Popcorn Time fork left a root-level updater polling lapsed domains on millions of PCs and Macs. Here is how Eye Security switched it off, and why the app is still unsafe. Read more »

NHTSA wants to let driverless cars wear optional cyan marker lamps that glow when no one is watching the road, and to drop steering-wheel rules for turn signals on vehicles without manual controls. Here is how the proposal works and what is still undecided. Read more »

Google's October 16 privacy policy adds an exception: Gmail, Drive and Photos content can shape ads if you connect those apps to Search through Personal Intelligence. Here's how it works and how to turn it off. Read more »

Oura has sued Ultrahuman in Texas over the Ring Pro with a patent issued two days earlier. Here is why the customs clearance doesn't cover it. Read more »

British Columbia, Alberta, the Northwest Territories and Manitoba have stopped changing their clocks. Here is why phones and calendars that missed the time zone update could show the wrong hour from November 1, and how to fix it. Read more »

Wood window sills are particularly vulnerable to moisture because they are constantly exposed to rain, temperature changes, and outdoor humidity. Over time, deteriorating paint, failed caulking, and poor drainage can allow water to penetrate the wood. Read more »