AI can make tech CEOs’ lives easier. What about everyone else?
On Equity, we discuss why tech CEO statements can seem so tone deaf.
Technology – page 10
Latest
How to know if a USB-C cable is waterproof
If you need extra protection for your USB cables, knowing how to tell if they're waterproof beforehand is important. Here's how to check a cable's rating.
Flock keeps ignoring requests to cancel its contracts
While more cities are canceling their contracts with Flock Safety, just as many are discovering how difficult that can be in some instances. Plymouth, Minnesota's city council voted to terminate its contract with Flock in September, but failed to respond to the city's request. For over a month, the cameras remained up, and the city […]
5 ways to get Amazon Prime for free (or way cheaper)
Don't pay full price; you might already qualify for cheaper Prime or have another benefit that covers the membership fee
How to turn on the flashlight on your Android phone without unlocking it
You can easily access your flashlight on Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel devices - here's how.
Judge says xAI must face NAACP lawsuit on data center pollution
The legal battle revolves around the AI company's operations in southern Memphis.
This hidden Windows 11 menu can save you valuable time when troubleshooting
Windows 11 has a sneaky menu that connects you with Settings, Task Manager, Event Viewer, and more in one place.
Martha Stewart Responds to Halloween Costume Backlash: ‘Homelessness’ Is ‘Something That I Care Deeply About’
Martha Stewart has issued a statement after drawing hefty backlash for dressing up as a homeless person for Halloween. The media mogul’s choice of costume for Saturday’s holiday, which included her dressed up in tattered clothing, dirt-inspired face makeup and a sign that read, “I am hungry. Help me!!,” was quickly deemed offensive and in […]
The biggest problem with trying to directly power EVs with solar roofs
Solar roofs promise a future where EVs rarely need plugging in, but turning that vision into reality presents some surprisingly difficult challenges.
Binance Reports $3.64 Billion in Outflows as It Resumes Normal Transactions
The cryptocurrency exchange saw an immediate uptick in customer withdrawals, following the theft of $6.3 billion in tokens that has been linked to North Korea.
5 safety practices to know before vibe coding
Here's what beginners need to know to vibe code securely.
The reason why your Xbox controller still uses AA batteries
Xbox controllers use AA batteries, which may seem like an outdated way of powering a device, but there are reasons for this intentional choice.
5 nifty ways you can reuse your old laptop
You can do so much more with an old laptop than just throwing it away or leaving it to rot in a drawer. Here are some clever ways to reuse one.
Meta reportedly built a humanoid robot prototype that can do household chores
A report said the company is already working on the second version that's codenamed Max 2.
Apple’s HomeView could add security camera features
Reddit user pdfu found hints hidden in the HomeView 27.2 code that Apple could be adding security camera features to its smart home hub. The strings describe a security camera mode with motion detection, live streaming, and recording options, as well as privacy functions. According to pdfu, there is a setup page that even explicitly […]
Here's how to tell which gen AirPods you own
AirPods are difficult to identify from looks alone, so you'll need to check the model number in one of several places.
TechCrunch Mobility: A new, bigger AV boom is here
Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility, your hub for the future of transportation and now, more than ever, the role AI is playing in it.
Here's what your Fitbit heart rate variability actually tells you
Your Fitbit's HRV reading can offer clues about stress and recovery, but your usual numbers matter more than anyone else's.
Binance resumes withdrawals following $6.3 billion breach
The cryptocurrency exchange said it's now covered 95% of the stolen assets.
You might be neglecting the one thing that keeps your PC healthy
While Windows has some built-in tools to help you keep your PC running smoothly, there's a better option.
OpenAI adds stricter limits for teens asking about firearms
The company said these tighter restrictions apply even if the question asked "appears harmless."
What is AssistiveTouch on your Apple Watch and when should you use it?
Your Apple Watch can respond to simple hand and finger gestures with AssistiveTouch. Learn how to set it up, toggle it off and when it's actually helps.
Your old iPod could get Spotify and USB-C support — here's how
The iPod hasn't been sold for some time, but dedicated fans are keeping it alive with mods and complete refreshes.
AI software clones are coming for big-name companies like Adobe
Vibe-coded clones of Adobe software are shaking things up.
The simple reason hardware accelerated GPU scheduling isn't the best fit for cheap GPUs
Hardware accelerated GPU scheduling is one of those features many of us don't really think about, but it could cause problems for your old GPU.