From PC Mag: Instacart has ended its AI-powered pricing tests following backlash after a study reported customers were shown different prices for the same items from the same store.
"Effective immediately, Instacart is ending all item price tests on our platform. Retailers will no longer be able to...
From PC World: Valve has rolled out a new version of Steam for Windows over the weekend.
The big news this time around is that 32-bit support has been dropped, marking the end of an era. Most users won’t be affected by the change as 64-bit CPUs have been around since early this century, but if you...
From CNET: Samsung appears to be preparing a new kind of foldable phone that could expand its lineup and set the stage for competition with Apple's long-rumored foldable device.
According to a Korean report from Etnews, translated into English using Google Translate, Samsung is developing a device...
From PC Mag: Uber and Lyft have partnered with Chinese tech giant Baidu to launch robotaxi pilot programs in London next year.
Uber's testing is expected to begin with Baidu's Apollo Go cars in the first half of 2026. Lyft, on the other hand, will be using the Apollo Go RT6 once the required...
From PC World: In what surely amounts as one of the most brazen digital music heists of all time, a group of hackers says it has “backed up” Spotify’s music files and metadata, and it plans on releasing the files publicly in a massive “preservation archive.”
In a blog post detailing its exploits...
From CNET: Samsung has unveiled its new processor technology, a system-on-a-chip geared toward smartphones that could impact its own upcoming product lineup. Exynos 2600 is a chip that combines a CPU, an AI-powering NPU and a graphics GPU onto one single unit, which the company says will deliver...
For most of my childhood, the computers I grew up with were already considered outdated by the time they made their way into our home. My dad worked as a lab technician at a university, which meant surplus or retired desktop systems often found a second life on our desks. Our home setups often consisted of keyboards you would typically find in old offices or labs. Thick plastic chassis, yellowed keycaps, stiff rubber domes, and long, coiled...
As a car enthusiast, I have always been fascinated by how quickly the performance landscape can change when a new player shows up. For decades, the car culture map remained unchanged: JDM legends built on clever engineering and tuner potential, European sports cars defined by heritage and refinement, and American muscle celebrated for big displacement and drag racing drama. But in the last few years, there has been a new kind of momentum building...
From PC Mag: Amid memory shortages and skyrocketing prices, Samsung is reportedly investigating whether some of its employees are accepting kickbacks on memory shipments.
According to DigiTimes, Samsung is interviewing employees in Taiwan and has made "personnel changes" in its marketing and sales...
From PC World: Don’t want to deal with rearranging your living room furniture to place Dolby Atmos speakers in just the right place? Dolby’s new and more flexible Atmos technology lets you decide where your speakers go, and the feature has arrived in a soundbar for the first time.
Slated to take...
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