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Amazon’s Kindle AI features help you read beyond the lines, so long as you have the right ereader.

Attention mystery series bingers! Dept. Q, the hit Netflix adaptation of Jussi Adler-Olsen’s mystery novel series of the same name, has begun filming its second season! The show is about a cr…

Despite ChatGPT's commanding market lead, consumers who pay for AI have been increasingly choosing Anthropic's Claude, data shows.

Ford had to hire back retired engineers to fix quality mistakes made by its automated systems. By rebuilding its human expertise, the automaker is now back on top in terms of vehicle quality.

I toured Auburn University’s football facility with Da’Shawn Womack...

Apple says it’s raising prices on its products. Here’s how much the iPhone 18 Pro is now expected to cost, per WSJ estimates.

Betas are usually buggy, but iOS 27 and macOS 27 are improving things across the board.

YouTube has raised Premium subscription prices in the US and multiple international markets, with the individual plan increasing from $13.99 to $15.99 per month.

iPhone and iPad can easily control an Apple TV when you don’t feel like reaching for the physical remote. Starting...

iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 will be unveiled next week, but certain iPhone, Mac, and iPad models might not support the new software.

Amazon announced another edition of its Prime Day shopping event, which will run for four days on June 23-26. Some early deals on Echo and Kindle devices are already available.

Amazon previously announced it would cut off Kindle Store access to 13 older Kindle models, and now that change has officially happened.

Here’s your complete viewing guide for all the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies and series on Disney+.

Veteran owners of Amazon's Kindle devices have reacted in disbelief after being told they'll no longer be able to buy, borrow or download more books from next month.

If you’re on a family plan you’ll pay $4 per month more for ad-free viewing.

Roku has expanded the testing of its redesigned home screen interface to a significantly larger group of users, marking a notable shift from the initial limited testing phase that reached only a small selection of owners last year. The company, known for powering millions of streaming devices and smart televisions worldwide, is now introducing the […]

The contagious hardware failure that turned Zip disks into data traps

Google is rolling out the ability to change your @gmail.com username in the US, with the old address remaining linked to the same account.

BravesVision is the new home of Atlanta Braves game broadcasts starting this year.

Sony has announced price increases for its entire PS5 lineup in the United States, effective April 2.

You need to pay up if you want the highest resolution on Prime Video.

YouTube is rolling out unskippable 30-second ads on connected TVs, with YouTube Premium as the only way to avoid them.

With the release of Visual Studio Code 1.111, Microsoft has moved its lightweight code editor to a weekly update schedule.

Apple’s rumored folding iPhone could offer an iPad-like layout with the ability to view apps side-by-side, according to a report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.

Anthropic's new economic index tracks real Claude usage across 800 occupations to measure which jobs AI is already displacing.

Chrome’s new Split View feature lets you view two tabs side by side in a single window, rolling out with Chrome 145 on desktop

Veni, vidi, vici? Try Mini, Midi, Maxi. Okay, The New York Times does not call its big daily crossword the Maxi — but otherwise it fits. Just as Julius Caesar came, saw, and conquered, the Times continues to push the boundaries of its gaming empire with a new Midi edition of its puzzle. …

A hacker used Anthropic's Claude chatbot to attack various Mexican government agencies. It stole tax and voter data.

Microsoft is testing a Windows 11 update that adds a network speed test tool to the taskbar.

Notepad++ has adopted a "double-lock" design for its update mechanism to address recently exploited security gaps that resulted in a supply-chain compromise.