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iOS 27 breaks 15 years of muscle memory on iPhone and iPad

NEC drops its quantum computing work, marking an end to nearly 30 years of development

The leading streaming platforms now cost you $702 a year more than five years ago — and Disney+, Apple TV, and Peacock are the worst of the bunch

I reviewed the Fairphone Gen 6 to see if a repairable phone is worth using for the next 7 years

Streaming prices have surged nearly 70% in four years, and they're still going up

After years of outlet hunting, a GaN charger finally solved my multi-device nightmare

Lucky PC scavenger discovers 12 RTX 3070 GPUs from the crypto mining era — cards survived years of basement storage with only minor signs of wear

Korea demands years of Google records over sex-crime victim data exposure

Microsoft’s head of comms is leaving after almost 20 years

After years of hating running, this Garmin watch transformed me — and now it's cheaper than ever before

Google appears to have killed off the Pixel Tablet after just three years, and the move has left users concerned for the fate of ‘one of the most underrated products'

Ukrainian lawyer's second career as a Conti coder earns him 4 years behind bars

Conti ransomware gang member sentenced to 4 years in prison

TSMC, Samsung, and Intel shore up support with ASML to deploy larger High-NA EUV photomasks — 6×12-inch photomask transition may take years despite unified effort

Autism Cuts 13.8 Years Off Life Expectancy—and the Causes Are Depressingly Preventable

Minecraft-spawned crypto kingpin faces 20 years for $245 million heist — mastermind's role in hacking campaign fueled their supercar, bodyguards, and private jet habit

Apple’s new CEO is reviving a Steve Jobs strategy from 25 years ago

After 43 years, Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii is making a surprise sequel to his NES murder mystery game

Pallet shuts down after nine years of taking on homelessness with its durable micro-shelters

Social Media in China Is Getting Really Dark. The Chinese Communist Party has spent years trying to make “positive energy” the dominant mood of the country’s internet. It’s no longer working.