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California AG Rob Bonta has sued 23andMe over the 2023 data breach that led to the sale of 7 million users' data on the dark web.

Blue Origin says it experienced an anomaly that led to the explosion of its New Glenn rocket and its launchpad during testing.

The Rockstar Game Workers Union has members across the developer's UK offices.

The Gemini exchange already paid a $5 million fine following the agency's lawsuit.

So much for "no current plans" to sunset the app.

Copilot will look a little more consistent, and lose a little personality

Pre-orders are opening up for Slate, the Spirit Airlines of EV trucks

Spotify's new features aren't AI slop for a change

Waymo is debuting Ojai, its first purpose-built robotaxi

YouTube Premium is getting and auto-speed setting just like Overcast

Proton claims that managing your Gmail messages through its service offers you more privacy.

ElevenLabs can now offer the late Marvel icon Stan Lee as part of its AI-generated voice portfolio.

Apple is reportedly redesigning the iPhone's interface around the new Siri.

Intel isn't giving up on gaming handhelds: meet the new Arc G-Series chips for portable PC gaming.

There are many benefits to installing local AI chatbots on your iPhone, including offline performance and privacy.

Qualcomm's Snapdragon C chip is designed for Windows laptops targeting a $300 price point.

TP-Link has unveiled a Wi-Fi 8 router, but it's unclear if the company can sell it in the US after the recent ban on routers made outside the country.

It's been one of the most requested N64 games on Nintendo Switch Online for years.

The European Commission has slapped Temu with a €200 million ($232 million) fine for failing to prevent the sales of illegal products on its platform.

Oura describes its new wearable as the 'world's smallest' smart ring.