Lego’s Donkey Kong arcade machine is a $200 nostalgia hit
Lego’s newest $200 Donkey Kong set lets fans build and play a simplified arcade game with a working joystick and screen—no high score records, but plenty of charm.
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SpaceX-Tesla Merger Gets a Nod from Musk, Signals Bold Shift
Elon Musk hints at a potential merger between SpaceX and Tesla, signaling a radical realignment of his companies’ futures.
Ransomware Freezes Japan’s Frozen Food Supply Chain
A cyberattack on a major Japanese food and logistics firm disrupts frozen food deliveries to thousands of clients, including KFC franchises.
Why your bank PDFs ruin your CSV exports—and how to fix it
Converting bank statements to clean CSV is a nightmare for accountants. Here’s why it fails and the simplest ways to get accurate data.
Cursor Router cuts AI coding costs by 30–50% without losing quality
Cursor’s new request-level classifier routes each task to the right model, slashing spend on routine work while keeping frontier performance on hard problems.
Samsung’s 2026 foldables land with subtle upgrades
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Flip 8 and Z Fold 8 Ultra debut with minor design tweaks, AI features and a new shorter Z Fold chassis
AMD's quiet GPU push leaves Nvidia in a tough spot
AMD's aggressive pricing and features are reshaping the GPU market, making Nvidia's offerings harder to justify—outside pure gaming.
Enterprise AI and ransomware: the hidden security gap
How generative AI in enterprises may unintentionally supercharge ransomware attacks—and three ways to lock it down.
Turn your phone into a Windows remote control—no cloud, no accounts
A simple Node.js agent and a web app turn any smartphone into a wireless keyboard, touchpad and screen viewer without subscriptions or sign-ins.
OpenAI’s Georgia data center deal fuels power and AI debate
OpenAI secures a 3.2-gigawatt power agreement for its Georgia data center, sparking talks on energy use, local benefits, and AI’s infrastructure footprint.