The Juice and the Hack: Inside DirecTV’s Legal Battle With O.J. Simpson
A look back at the bizarre federal legal battle where DirecTV sued O.J. Simpson for using hacked satellite receivers to avoid paying for television services.
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SpaceX Hits Major Milestone With Starship V3 Debut
The first test flight of SpaceX's Starship V3 saw a successful Indian Ocean splashdown and improved payload deployment, despite some Raptor 3 engine hiccups.
Scammers Hijack Microsoft Internal Alert System to Bypass Spam Filters
Phishing campaigns are leveraging an internal Microsoft notification address to deceive users, bypassing traditional security filters through official channels.
The Digital Paper Trail: How India’s POSCO Act Shapes Modern Media Reporting
Analyzing the legal constraints of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POSCO) and the risks of identity disclosure in the digital age.
Grok’s Government Absence: xAI’s Chatbot Struggles for Foothold in Federal Adoption
New data reveals Grok's minimal footprint in US government AI usage compared to OpenAI and Google, raising questions about its enterprise viability.
Google’s Omni Model Promises ‘Anything-to-Anything’ Generation, But Still Struggles With the Details
Google's new Omni model aims to transform any input into any output. We put its video generation and deepfake capabilities to the test.
Coffee Talk Tokyo brings low-stakes comfort and folklore to the neon streets of Japan
The latest entry in the Coffee Talk series shifts its focus to Tokyo, blending urban fantasy with relatable human struggles in a soothing pixel-art cafe.
The Art of Focus: Roger Linn on Simplicity, VR, and the Legacy of the MPC
Music technology pioneer Roger Linn discusses his transition from the iconic MPC to VR headsets, and why a single browser tab is the secret to his creativity.
Inside the Hardware of the Space Shuttle: Reverse Engineering Spacelab’s Forgotten French Minicomputer
A deep dive into the circuitry of the Mitra 125 MS, the French-built minicomputer that powered NASA's Spacelab missions during the Space Shuttle era.
Beyond the Monopolies: The Shift Toward Niche Productivity Tools and Browser Alternatives
From the emergence of new go-to browsers to the resurgence of tactile AI toys and decentralized productivity tools, the current tech landscape is shifting away from the 'everything…