- Tue. Apr 28th, 2026
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Social Media Scams Cost Americans $2.1 Billion in 2025
Microsoft and OpenAI gut their exclusive deal, freeing OpenAI to sell on AWS and Google Cloud
Taylor Swift Trademarks Her Voice and Image to Counter AI
Look Up: May’s Unusual Pair of Full Moons Explained
Kanye West ditches extra syllables, changes names to ‘Ye’ – CNET
Yo Ye, I’m really happy for you, Imma let you finish, but Cher had one of the best single-names of all time.
Facebook whistleblower advises UK lawmakers on enforcing Online Safety Bill – CNET
If left to conduct their own risk assessments, social media companies may “bury their head in the sand,” said Sophie Zhang in a parliamentary hearing on Monday.
FCC to get tough on robotexts – CNET
As the agency cracks down on robocalls, criminals are shifting to automated text messages to run their scams.
PS5 dethrones Nintendo Switch for the first time in almost 3 years – CNET
Sony’s PS5 console is the first console besides the Switch to top US monthly sales charts since 2018.
SEC says GameStop stock surge due to individual investors, doesn’t recommend policy change – CNET
Simply put, they liked the stock.
Data intelligence provider Alation acquires AI insights company Lyngo Analytics
Data intelligence firm Alation has acquired AI data insights company Lyngo Analytics, citing more presence in enterprise data culture.Read More
The ROI of AI: Will it deliver real value?
AI is not just a platform to be purchased and implemented. It is a fundamental shift in the way digital systems operate and are managed.Read More
Report: 54% of social media users don’t think their info is safe
As consumers drown in messages from fraudsters on a variety of platforms, many no longer trust the technology designed to protect them.Read More
TP-Link rolls out a tri-band Wi-Fi 6 mesh router that only costs $229 – CNET
Similar systems we like from Asus, Netgear and Eero cost hundreds more.
MacBook Pro 2021 brings back MagSafe and more: Here’s everything you can plug into Apple’s new MacBooks – CNET
You can connect a lot to the new MacBook Pro. Here’s what you need to know about it.