This Valentine’s Day comes with a warning: Long-distance online romance scams are swindling even the most savvy. Here are the clues.
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There’s a strange bias affecting iPhone users. We’ll call it the ‘green bubble stigma.’ Many of you instantly know what I’m describing.
Two-thirds of people ask AI for financial guidance. Here’s why you shouldn’t.
Even without a subscription, your smart devices are constantly sending data to the cloud. Hear how.
Forget stapling flyers to telephone poles. Amazon’s surveillance network has a new mission: bringing Fido home.
From dictating emails and reports to writing code, AI-powered voice-to-text is replacing the keyboard in the modern workplace.
Forget the medals for a second. The tech at this year’s Winter Games is mind-blowing.
Here’s why you should buy a big OLED screen with Dolby Vision and HDR10 Plus instead for the big game.
Think your video doorbell catches everything? Think again. Thieves are now using cheap Wi-Fi jammers to knock cameras offline before they strike.
No need for cameras, actors, or a film crew. Svedka vodka claims to have produced the first big game ad created almost entirely with Artificial Intelligence.
Is AI really stealing your job, or is your CEO lying? Here is why Big Tech is blaming algorithms for boring old budget cuts.
Musk wanted you to stay online longer, so the safety guardrails came down. When the AI started crossing the line, the cost became clear. Listen now.
Unknown callers now have to beg for your attention before your phone even rings. It’s a little aggressive, but it kills spam dead.
No in-house AI? Check. Unpopular new iPhone? Check. It’s shaping up to be a rough year for the former king of tech.
Scammers are spoofing police numbers and demanding cold hard cash (up to $30,000) via Venmo, Zelle, crypto, or gift cards to save you from ‘arrest.’
The real reason people are color-coding their feelings on TikTok. (Hint: It’s not vulnerability, it’s vanity.)
No driver? No thanks. Here is exactly why you need to know the risks before you ever buckle up.
Old scandal, new algorithm. Is the music industry’s history of deception repeating itself? My take in this short podcast.
Amazon’s massive layoffs aren’t about finances or AI. According to CEO Andy Jassy, it’s a culture problem. Here’s why.
A widespread underground market for rented and shared profiles is reshaping app-based work and raising safety and accountability concerns.

