Reddit Is Choking Off RSS and Open Web Access to Keep AI Bots Out
Many are worried that killing RSS feeds will destroy one of the last open, user-controlled ways to read the web.
Ninja’s New Chopper Is Like Nothing I’ve Tested (Just Don’t Call It a Food Processor)
Here’s what it does that other food choppers don’t.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer Review: A Fantastic Burnout Successor From a Galaxy Far, Far Away
Developer Fuse Games’ debut release is one of the most impressive arcade racers in recent memory.
I Tested the Galaxy S26 Ultra Cameras Against the Pixel 11 Pro: One Captures Vibes Better
I brought two of the best Android camera phones with me to Cape May, and one was noticeably better.
Welcome to Opt Out October: It’s Time to Ditch Unwanted Subscriptions and AI Spies
It’s a good month to reassess old accounts and retake control of your data and privacy.
Hacks of 2 federal agencies in a month have spilled a bonanza of sensitive data
The Pentagon is informing more than 2 million current and former military members that their personnel records storing sensitive personal information were stolen over a monthslong compromise of one of…
Which Privacy and Security Apps Do You Trust The Most?
Do you use a VPN, antivirus or other security software? Let us know which ones are the most trustworthy.
Samsung Suddenly Raises Prices by $100 on Most Galaxy S26 Phones
An S26 Ultra with 1TB of storage now lists for $2,000.
Gemini 4 Is Here: When You May Be Able to Use Google’s New AI Model
Gemini 4 Argon is only available to cyber defenders now, a sign Google is gearing up for a wider launch soon.
McDonald’s and Walmart Are Part of the Widening Fray Over Surveillance Pricing
The Federal Trade Commission has urged companies to be transparent about their pricing, but that may not be enough.