From PC World: If you want to test new updates for Windows 11, you can join the Windows Insider Program, but until now Microsoft has used a lottery system (aka a staggered rollout called Controlled Feature Rollout) to determine which new features each member gets access to.
However, Microsoft will...
From CNET: Anthropic over the weekend told subscribers they'd have to pay up for heavy use of its Claude AI models to power third-party agents like OpenClaw.
Users with monthly subscriptions can still use Claude models, including Opus, Sonnet and Haiku, through these third-party agents. But you'll...
From PC Mag: Even with Nova Lake rumors swirling and the latest Arrow Lake refresh chips earning high praise, Intel sees benefits in supporting its older-generation hardware as value alternatives.
"Raptor Lake will continue to be abundantly available," Robert Hallock, VP and GM of Intel's...
There are a couple of friends of mine who just finished their fourth-year engineering capstone project presentations. Thinking back to my own final year project, it was a disaster from start to end. The project involved designing and building a prototype to generate energy from a wearable device. From the beginning, we lacked scoping requirements and had disagreements with our supporting TA and the instructor of the class. Even when we finished...
From The Verge: If you’re flying United Airlines, you’ll now have a better idea of when you need to get to the airport to make your flight. Yesterday the airline announced several updates to its iOS and Android mobile apps including estimated security wait times at all of United’s US hub airports as...
From CNET: Google is sweetening the deal for those who might want to upgrade their plans to use more AI features. The company's mid-tier AI Pro plan, which costs $20 a month, now includes 5TB of cloud storage that can be used across services, including Gmail, Google Photos and Google Drive.
In...
From Tom's Hardware: Space watchers enthralled by the live stream from NASA’s Artemis II Orion spacecraft have noticed that even astronauts can have trouble with Microsoft software. BlueSkyer Niki Grayson clipped an amusing segment of the live stream, where a puzzled astronaut asks for support from...
From PC Mag: Anthropic is scrambling to contain the leak of its popular AI tool, Claude Code, by issuing copyright takedown notices.
Anthropic is trying to scrub the leaked computer code from GitHub, which initially reported processing copyright takedown notices for an “entire network of 8.1K...
From CNET: Iran threatened on Tuesday to strike facilities in the Middle East owned by US technology companies as part of the escalating war that began with US and Israeli strikes at the end of February.
In a statement shared to the country's Tasmin News Agency, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards...
From PC Mag: Amazon has been working with an Israeli company on a custom antenna to connect to the company’s Starlink challenger, Leo.
In a filing last week with the Federal Communications Commission, Amazon asked for experimental authority to test the equipment just north of Los Angeles. The...
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