This 22-year-old builds chips in his parents’ garage
Enlarge / Sam Zeloof completed this homemade computer chip with 1,200 transistors, seen under a magnifying glass, in August 2021. (credit: Sam Kang) In August, chipmaker Intel revealed new details…
This flexible 3D printing material is a cosplayer’s dream – CNET
Use flexible filament in your 3D printer for props that bend and flex.
New year, new TV tech, but are the claims of 2022 an overreaction or the real thing? – CNET
Let’s break down the trends to see if they’re for real or just wishful thinking.
How to cheat at Wordle if you’re a bad person and want to ruin everything – CNET
Commentary: The answers are hidden in the game’s code, but honestly, why would you go looking?
Sleep soundly this winter when you shop these bedding and mattress sales – CNET
Invest in a good night’s sleep without breaking the bank.
NASA captures violent flash from sun’s mini eruption – CNET
Check out this beautiful image of our very own star’s minor tantrum.
Apple reportedly removes education discount verification – CNET
Just days after implementing tighter controls on its discounted education pricing, Apple has removed the third-party controls, according to a report.
Meta and Snap sued over allegedly contributing to 11-year-old’s suicide – CNET
A lawsuit alleges that the social media platforms “have invested billions of dollars to intentionally design their products to be addictive and encourage use that they know to be problematic.”
3 ‘dark’ trends likely to power smart technology and communities by 2030
Whether over-hyped or under-marketed, here are three “dark horse” technology trends that are likely to power the smart technology of 2030.Read More
AI Weekly: Watson Health and semi-autonomous driving failures show the dangers of overpromising AI
AI technologies can fall short of their promise, as news from this week about Watson Health and semi-autonomous driving systems showed.Read More