Instacart now has its own AI assistant called Clementine Posted on 09/09/2026 by Mariella Moon Instacart launches its own AI assistant that can make it easier to decide what to buy.
The White House removed its border-wall Tetris clone Posted on 08/09/2026 by Ian Carlos Campbell The game, 'Build the Wall,' filtered classic block-stacking mechanics through the Trump administration's immigration policies.
Flock cameras are officially banned on state roads in Florida Posted on 04/09/2026 by Ian Carlos Campbell Florida joins a growing list of cities and states responding to the license plate reader backlash.
Kalshi dishes out its first-ever lifetime ban to George Santos Posted on 31/08/2026 by Kris Holt The company says the ex-congressman didn't fully cooperate with its investigation into alleged insider trading.
ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox to face the EU’s strictest platform rules Posted on 31/08/2026 by Jackson Chen ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox to face the EU's strictest platform rules.
Don’t fall for this digital TV antenna myth Posted on 29/08/2026 by Max Miller No, you can't get an antenna with a 6,000 mile range.
The UK has legalized plug-in solar (but don’t rush to buy a kit) Posted on 27/08/2026 by Daniel Cooper The UK has legalized plug-in solar, but experts warn you shouldn't just set it up without getting your home checked first.
Uber will let parents peek through a driver’s selfie camera when teens are taking a trip Posted on 25/08/2026 by Kris Holt Uber will only access recordings from a driver's phone to review safety reports.
GitHub says commits have doubled in the last four months Posted on 20/08/2026 by Ian Carlos Campbell The new traffic peak caused "capacity failures" that led to the developer platform's recent outage.
Australia passes law to charge tech companies levies unless they reach deals with news publishers Posted on 20/08/2026 by Kris Holt Meta, Google, TikTok and LinkedIn will have to pay millions to support local news outlets under Australia's new rules.