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From AI romances to DNA-based hiring, science fiction movies like Minority Report, Gattaca, and Her predicted today’s tech with surprising accuracy.
The Mamona ransomware threat
A new ransomware called Mamona hits fast, encrypts your files, then deletes itself. Here’s how to protect yourself.
Apple's one big chance to save itself
Here’s how Apple fell behind and the $40 billion gamble it may need to make to survive.
There’s a sucker born every minute
There’s a new phone scam that’s defrauded millions of Americans. Here’s how it works.
Apple fights nudity
The U.S. produces millions of porn videos every year but now Apple’s drawing a digital line.
The end of Google
Google’s two-decade tech reign is crumbling in the era of AI.
Apple's top app
A controversial new app just shot to #1 on the Apple charts. Not for entertainment, but for alerting users to ICE activity.
Is your old tech worth a fortune?
Some investors are treating vintage tech like fine art. The right piece could be a goldmine.
Bring back the buttons
Your car’s dashboard looks straight out of Star Trek: Enterprise. That’s not the best thing, here’s why.
Is your crypto account real?
Crypto scammers promise fast cash. Only it’s not. Here’s how the con works.
Life's too short for customer service
Can’t seem to get someone on the phone for help? For most companies, that is intentional. Here’s why.
Unlimited PTO is out
It sounded like a dream until the reality of business kicked in. Now, Big Tech is ditching the perks and rediscovering a brutal truth
How to blur your house on Google
Home burglaries are down but the bad guys have gotten smarter. Here’s how they use tech to steal.
Scammers faking celebs
Is your favorite celebrity sliding into your inbox with hot new crypto tips? Probably not.
Dinner and a movie? Not in 20 years
Even with better food, sound, and service, theaters are still on the decline. Execs say the classic night out has an expiration date.
The top three online scams
Think you’re too smart for a scam? Thousands fall for these every day.
Apple is folding
Apple’s first foldable iPhone is finally on the way, but with a $2k price tag, this futuristic flex might just break the bank and the internet.