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Stanford Medicine-led research reveals the human brain functions as two independent organs, challenging decades of neuroscience. What does this mean for AI and medicine?
Typesafe-computer-use lets AI control your Mac with precision for just 1/50th of a cent per step. Is this the end of expensive, clumsy agents?
Android 17 is the first version since Android 3.x to add new APIs without releasing the code to AOSP. This signals a shift toward a more closed development model and could fragment the ecosystem.
OpenAI's new model reportedly cracked a century-old field cipher in minutes. The real story isn't the cipher—it's what this says about reasoning models.
In his new book Shop Different, Ron Johnson reveals how he and Steve Jobs built Apple's iconic retail stores, from the Genius Bar to early failures that nearly killed the project.
TechInsights teardown confirms the U.S. iPhone 18 Pro Max uses Qualcomm's Snapdragon X80 modem. Why hasn't Apple switched to its own C2 chip yet?
Apple and LG are reportedly developing smart home accessories with iPhone proximity controls and setup without power. The leak details how it will work.
The first GPU benchmarks for Apple's M5 Ultra and M6 chips are out, showing massive gains. The M5 Ultra nearly matches NVIDIA's RTX 4080, while the M6 offers a solid 34% improvement over the M5.
The first iPhone 18 Pro teardown shows Apple moved Face ID's infrared camera under the display to shrink the Dynamic Island. Plus, a 48MP variable aperture camera and 4,056 mAh battery.
The Pixel Watch 4 now gets the AI watch face generator that debuted on the Pixel Watch 5. Google is bringing its smartwatch AI feature to older models.