Acer Says Hey, We Can Do Smart Glasses Too
The PC maker will enter a hectic scene for smart glasses with two models planned for later this year.
After 10 Years, Overwatch Has Changed Me Almost as Much as Itself
Commentary: A decade after launch, Overwatch has grown into something with a little bit less sparkle, but a lot more reward and engagement.
I Turned Off All My Phone Notifications for a Week. Here’s Why I’m Not Going Back
I thought turning off notifications would make me miss everything. Instead, it showed me how much of my attention had already been scheduled by apps, emails, promos, DMs and tiny…
Another tech company says it will cut hundreds of jobs amid pivot to AI
Groupon announced layoffs last week as part of its AI restructuring plan, affecting up to 400 employees.
Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Friday, May 29
Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for May 29.
23andMe Sued by California Over Massive 2023 Data Breach
Attorney general calls the company’s security measures “lax” and says the company failed to adequately investigate warnings its systems had been compromised.
Perplexity AI Says ‘You Can’t Copyright Facts’ in Defense Against CNN Copyright Suit
More than 100 copyright lawsuits have been filed against AI companies as of early 2026.
AI-Generated Film About Iranian Protest Violence Heads to Tribeca Film Festival
Dreams of Violets, a 75-minute docudrama from first-time filmmakers Ash and Prooya Koosha, was made entirely with AI tools.
iOS 26.6 Public Beta Available, Adds Small Change to Blocked Contacts
The public prerelease versions of Apple’s system software increment as we get close to WWDC.
Some Flock Surveillance Cameras Are Getting the Trash-Bag Treatment
Facing public backlash over surveillance cameras, cities are turning to a low-tech fix to stop Flock from watching.