Self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor sentenced for contempt of court after launching $1.2 trillion lawsuit
Craig Wright has been sentenced to 12 months in prison
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Time Capsule turns Apple's AirTag into a rugged tracker with 10 years of battery life
Powered by two AA batteries
LG's transparent, wireless OLED TV is now available for $59,999
Amazing tech with a price to match
A bakery in Indiana is still using the 40-year-old Commodore 64 as a cash register
A 1 MHz CPU and 64KB of RAM are enough
If it ain't broke: Many large companies and organizations are often ridiculed for using outdated computers, but not every business requires the latest digital technology. Case in point: a bakery in Indiana has been photographed processing sales using a Commodore 64. This isn't the first time a 21st-century business has been spotted using the top-selling 1982 PC, as the device remains beloved by enthusiasts today.
AT&T customer hit with $6,223 bill after being on pay-per-use plan for one day
Paying $2 per MB quickly adds up
This cute mod turns the Sony PSP into a PlayStation 2
Handheld nostalgia on the big screen
Baldur's Gate 3 publisher warns of industry "division" as Naughty Dog's new game trailer faces backlash
Many are comparing Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet to Concord
TikTok appeals to Supreme Court to delay US ban, CEO meets with Trump
"I have a warm spot in my heart for TikTok," said Trump
Amazon delays full-time return to office for some workers due to lack of space
Some employees will keep hybrid arrangements for a few more months
The IBM PC: The Most Influential Non-Invention
Legends of Tech The IBM PC revolutionized computing by setting standards for hardware and software compatibility - it's a symbol of standardization that reshaped the industry for decades to come.
Scammers use gamified tactics to prey on job seekers, FTC reports $220M in losses
Never pay someone offering you a job - is a good rule of thumb
Capcom revisits fan favorites Onimusha and Okami in renewed effort to revive dormant IP
Classic IP revival aims to balance nostalgia with modern gaming trends
Modders give the new Raspberry Pi 500 keyboard PC an NVMe storage upgrade
Much faster than the microSD storage solution
Former OpenAI researcher turned whistleblower found dead in San Francisco
Suchir Balaji spoke about OpenAI's alleged use of copyrighted data
Tekken fan outraged by $220 statue that bears little resemblance to promo images
Jin 'Boomhauer' Kazama
Teens abandon X and Facebook as TikTok and WhatsApp gain momentum, report
Half of all teens are online almost constantly, but traditional social media is losing its appeal
Elon Musk's wealth skyrockets, becomes first person to surpass $400 billion
Musk is almost as wealthy as the world's second- and third-richest people combined
AI startup ad campaign urges us to "stop hiring humans"
AIs won't "complain about work-life balance"
Chocolate maker Cadbury is fighting AI by injecting gibberish into training data
"Is AI truly reducing our workload or only causing us to work faster?"
YouTube takes over the living room: Viewers stream over a billion hours a day
Invasion of the living room
Quantum doubts: Experts cast shadow on Google's Willow chip "septillion years" claim
A significant breakthrough nonetheless
Time names AMD boss Lisa Su the CEO of the year
A stark contrast to Pat Gelsinger's fortunes
Microsoft predicts AI will make web browsers and search engines obsolete in years
Microsoft's AI chief on the future: Conversational agents over traditional browsing
