SpaceX and Tesla are exploring a possible merger Posted on 21/10/2026 by Mariella Moon SpaceX and Tesla have formed special committees to discuss a merger, but Elon Musk says it's not a certainty.
FTC subpoenas OpenAI and Anthropic following safety failures Posted on 15/10/2026 by Anna Washenko The FTC is investigating possible consumer harms at two major AI companies.
Iowa, Nebraska and six other states are suing OpenAI for endangering children Posted on 14/10/2026 by Ian Carlos Campbell The lawsuits cover everything from the design of ChatGPT to the company's recent issues with rogue agents.
Qualcomm wins lawsuit against Arm but will only receive two bucks Posted on 14/10/2026 by Mariella Moon A jury found that Arm breached its agreement with Qualcomm and interfered with its business, but Arm only has to pay $2 in damages.
How to properly clean your solar panels (and why it’s important) Posted on 11/10/2026 by Max Miller Dirt can cut solar output, but cleaning only pays off when the numbers make sense.
Why your smart speaker keeps misunderstanding you (and how to fix it) Posted on 10/10/2026 by Max Miller Smart speakers should recognize your voice to run commands, but you can help them out with a few tricks.
Every Starlink Dish Available: How To Know Which Setup May Be Right For You Posted on 04/10/2026 by Max Miller Everyone has different needs when it comes to internet connectivity, and Starlink's dish selection caters to a many applications, from stationary to mobile.
Online retailers that don’t support digital wallets are losing Gen Z customers Posted on 03/10/2026 by Max Miller A study suggests younger people are more likely to walk away if their preferred payment option isn't supported.
10 Handy Ways To Reuse Your Old Android Phone Posted on 03/10/2026 by Max Miller Before you toss that aging Android, see how it can become a surprisingly handy tool in your daily routine with a few creative repurposing ideas.
Lyft agrees to pay $272.5 million to settle worker classification lawsuit Posted on 02/10/2026 by Ian Carlos Campbell Uber and Lyft were sued by the state of California in 2020 for misclassifying employees as contractors.