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Walmart's new 4K Google TV streaming stick fills the exact gap left by the discontinued Chromecast with Google TV. Here's why this budget dongle matters more than you'd think.
The YouTube app for Google TV is getting a revamped sidebar that puts your library and recent channels front and center. Here's what changed and why it matters.
Someone is finally documenting the full history of Visual Basic, and Chapter 1 is live. The Hacker News crowd has a lot of feelings about it.
Google just dropped Snapseed 4.0 for Android after years of near-total neglect. This is the biggest update the photo editor has seen in a long time — and Android users deserve it.
Pixel Watch skin temperature and SpO2 tracking are vanishing for users with no warning. Google says it's working on a fix, but the damage to trust is already real.
The Senate Banking Committee just put a date on the calendar that crypto has been waiting for. Here's what the March 14 markup hearing actually means for the industry.
Bun's experimental Rust rewrite just cleared 99.8% test compatibility on Linux x64 glibc. That's not a footnote — it's a signal that this runtime war is about to get a lot more interesting.
A developer built a fully functional web server in pure assembly language and posted it on Hacker News with refreshing honesty. No pitch, no startup — just raw code and a existential joke for a title.
Google is rolling out its smartest Gmail writing tool to millions of Workspace and Premium users. Here's what actually changed and why it matters.
Enterprise AI just went from buzzword to billion-dollar acquisition spree — in a single week. Here's what Anthropic, OpenAI, and SAP's moves actually mean.