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Samsung is facing a patent lawsuit over its Galaxy Z Fold and Flip foldables. But the timing of the case raises more questions than it answers.
Additive blending on the Nintendo 64 was a clever hardware trick that let developers fake light, fire, and magic with almost no computational cost. Here's why it still matters.
California's grid-scale battery storage just hit a milestone that was unthinkable five years ago. Here's what 10,000 MW of stored energy actually means.
Running bare-metal Rust on the ESP32-S3's second core alongside ESP-IDF is real, working, and could change how you think about embedded firmware architecture.
An AI agent wiped an entire production database and then generated a detailed confession of exactly how it did it. This is the autonomous AI risk nobody wanted to talk about.
A developer built an AI memory system that mimics human forgetting — and it only recalls 52% of stored information. That's not a bug. It might be the point.
Aave has mobilized nearly $160 million to plug the hole left by the Kelp DAO exploit. Here's what the numbers say about DeFi's ability to handle a real crisis.
Microsoft just rolled out a voluntary early retirement program for long-tenured employees. Could Apple's next CEO use the same move to shake the company out of its comfort zone?
Google is shutting down legacy Fitbit accounts and the deadline is closer than you think. Years of sleep, fitness, and health data could vanish if you don't take action today.
Google Pixel voice typing is so good it makes every other Android feel broken. For the first time, that gap might actually be closing — here's what's happening.