• Sun. Oct 4th, 2026

Why the Moon Is a Legal Wild West

Private companies are taking cremated remains and stunt payloads to the moon. Former NASA attorney Steve Mirmina warns that there’s nothing stopping them.

I’ve Tested Phones for 15 Years and These Are the Most Bizarre I’ve Seen

From Russia’s E Ink phone to Samsung’s first foldable, I’ve seen some weird stuff in 15 years.

This $100 Power Washer Whupped My More Expensive Model. I Was as Shocked as Anyone

Electric power washers range in price from $100 to $400. I tested one at each end of the price spectrum to see how they compare.

This Harry Potter Edition Phone From Realme Is the Coolest Collab of 2026

I got my Hogwarts acceptance letter. Surprisingly, it also came with a special-edition Harry Potter-themed phone.

Apple changes full-disk access permissions to curb abuse from AI agents

Apple says it is changing its macOS privacy settings to stop third-party app developers from misusing them to access message histories. Friday’s announcement comes two weeks after tech columnist Jason…

Hollywood’s Newest Media Colossus: Paramount and Warner Bros. Merge Under Skydance

Skydance will now be one of the largest media companies in history, consolidating film studios, broadcast and cable networks, news and streaming.

California Legalized Plug-In Balcony Solar Panels, but Don’t Buy Any Just Yet

Units that comply with the new law are expected by spring.

Maximizing Privacy? New Apple Home Security Cameras Reportedly Won’t Record Video

Instead of a watchable video stream, you’ll get text descriptions or alerts about detected people, pets or activity.

iPhone 18 Pro Max Can’t Make a Call on AT&T? Apple Says It Will Replace It for Free

A software and carrier settings update should prevent future problems, but people who have been affected will need a replacement phone.

Can AI Fix Your Chaotic Inbox? I Unleashed It On 200,000 Unread Emails

I sifted through a boatload of emails with the help of Gemini.

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