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Some Robinhood users looking to cash in on the SpaceX IPO were met with technical issues.

DJI and Insta360 are suing and counter-suing each other over their respective vlogging cameras.

Congress, afraid of empowering Bill Pulte, has allowed a decades-old spying law to lapse.

Three judges denied Sam Bankman-Fried's fraud conviction appeal. Is anyone the least but surprised.

Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram appear to be down for many users this morning.

It might involve connecting a keyboard to your TV, which is as fun as it sounds.

The finance world is excited for SpaceX's IPO, but how can you square that with Elon Musk's ongoing racism?

Gemini can - at least on some TCL models - adjust your TV's picture settings.

Apple's WWDC saw the company look to tidy up its existing work and make AI useful rather than throw a thousand eye-catching features at users.

In an interview, Apple's SVP of engineering explains how the new Siri wasn't designed to be sycophantic.

Google sued a Chinese cybercrime network for using its Gemini AI in a 'massive' scam operation.

Senators Cruz and Wyden have introduced the JAWBONE Act to fight government censorship while arguing over who's censoring who.

How very Dune.

Shion arrives when Season 3 starts on June 16.

Yet another parent is suing OpenAI, claiming its chatbot did not do enough to prevent their child's death by suicide.

Boox's new Go 6 ereader offers stylus support for note-taking.

Waymo will happily relieve you of $30 a month in exchange for not a whole lot.

Reddit comments now allow videos.

The Philips Skylight recreates natural daylight indoors, but we may not be able to buy it in the US.

Underwater roguelite / restaurant management game Dave the Diver paddles onto mobile later this summer.