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Lenovo is done playing small with its Legion gaming tablets. The new Y900 series brings 11 and 13-inch screens to the Android gaming table.

Bill C-25 just cleared second reading in Canada's parliament. A ban on bitcoin contributions to political campaigns is closer to becoming law than ever.

Meta just dropped Forum, a community discussion app that goes straight after Reddit's turf. No press event, no hype — just Zuckerberg making his move.

Memory has quietly become the dominant cost in AI chips, accounting for nearly 65% of the total bill. Here's why that reshuffles power across the entire hardware supply chain.

Oura just filed to go public, and with 5.5 million smart rings sold, it's not a speculative bet — it's a real business making a serious Wall Street move.

A startup just documented four years of building on Amazon Web Services before shutting down. The lessons are more valuable than the failure itself.

A thermal printer repurposed as a TTRPG utility is generating serious buzz on Hacker News. Cheap receipt hardware is now running dungeon master handouts on demand.

A confirmed bug is stopping Pixel Watch owners from using the ECG app — one of the device's key health features. Google is aware, and a fix may be coming soon.

A new AI therapy startup just scored 95 on the Vera-MH safety benchmark. Consumer bots top out at 65. That gap is the whole pitch.

A blockchain startup says a multi-layer quantum defense with a soft fork could protect Satoshi's 1.1M BTC and millions more. Here's what they're actually proposing.