Uber Sexual Assault Verdict Signals Major Shift in Accountability Uber sexual assault lawsuits have reached a pivotal moment after a federal jury found the ride-hailing company legally responsible for a passenger’s assault, ordering it to pay $8.5 million in damages. Many readers are asking what th...

TikTok Infinite Scroll Under Fire From EU Regulators TikTok infinite scroll is facing intense scrutiny in Europe after regulators warned the feature may be too addictive and potentially unlawful. European authorities say the platform’s design could harm users’ mental and physical wellbeing, especial...

Google Brings AirDrop Compatibility to More Android Devices Transferring files between iPhones and Android phones is about to get a major upgrade. Google is expanding AirDrop support beyond its Pixel 10 line, allowing more Android devices to communicate seamlessly with Apple’s AirDrop feature. This ...

Roblox Targets Adult Gamers with High-Fidelity Games Roblox is stepping up its efforts to appeal to players over 18, shifting focus from its traditional younger audience. After rolling out age verification in 2025, the platform revealed that nearly half of its daily users have completed the age chec...

Zuckerberg Questions Meta’s Social Research Approach Mark Zuckerberg is reconsidering how Meta conducts research on its platforms after reports revealed the company’s findings on teen mental health sparked controversy. Documents from whistleblower Frances Haugen showed Meta knew Instagram could wors...

DDR5 RAM Prices Show Signs of Stabilization in Germany DDR5 RAM prices in Germany have finally begun to level off, offering a small relief to PC enthusiasts and tech buyers. January 2026 saw only a 0.1% increase compared to mid-January, signaling the first real pause after months of wild fluctuation...

RAMless PCs Are Changing the Way We Buy Computers PC buyers are now facing a new trend: computers sold without RAM. Builders like Maingear and Paradox Customs are offering systems without memory to help customers avoid skyrocketing prices. This “bring-your-own-RAM” approach lets buyers save money or...

Internet Archive Launches WordPress Plugin to Combat Link Rot WordPress site owners now have a new ally against broken links. The Internet Archive, in collaboration with Automattic, has released the Wayback Machine Link Fixer plugin, designed to prevent the frustration of “link rot.” This common pro...

Samsung Galaxy S21 Series Reaches End of Software Support Samsung has officially ended regular software updates for the Galaxy S21, S21+, and S21 Ultra, marking the close of an era for this popular flagship lineup. As of February 2026, these devices no longer receive quarterly security patches, leav...

Google Moves Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 to Quarterly Updates Google has quietly shifted its Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 smartphones from monthly updates to a quarterly schedule. This means these devices will no longer receive the frequent security and feature patches that Pixel users have historically expected. Wh...

ASRock Investigates X3D CPU Failures Amid Rising Reports ASRock is facing renewed scrutiny as reports of its motherboards allegedly damaging AMD Ryzen X3D CPUs continue to surface. Gamers and PC builders have increasingly questioned whether ASRock’s hardware is compatible with the latest Ryzen 9000 ...

Heat-Driven Computing: Can Waste Heat Boost Performance? MIT researchers are exploring an unusual way to make computers more efficient: using waste heat itself to perform calculations. This breakthrough doesn’t aim to replace conventional transistors but could transform how future computers and mass...