Porn is increasingly age-gated. Social media is next.
I signed up for wearable maximalism, but with each passing day, I feel more cyborg than human.
More cities are adopting OMNY-like open-loop payment systems for transit. Can it keep transit from slipping into a death spiral?
AI companionship has its supporters, but getting negged by a glowing AirTag on a shoestring isn’t friendship.
AI startups want to brute force their way into the movie business, even though the tech isn’t ready for its closeup.
It’s a very thin line between helpful monitoring and health paranoia.
On Sony, Microsoft, and the future of game consoles.
“Hollywood is already dead if it continues on its current path. The way it is consolidating, and keeps telling the same stories over and over again. This […] has to stop,” says Amit Jain, CEO of the generative video model maker. Unsurprisingly, his pitch is that AI is the savior, but… at least his analysis sounds spot on.
It’s reasonable to feel wary about this tech, but we can’t ignore how it can be a game-changer for disabled communities
Silicon-carbon cells are leading to thinner phones with longer battery life.
The company’s success in the space hinges on whether it can continue to push the category forward.
Satellite SOS would be fine, but maybe it’s time for a new wearable thesis rooted in what people really want.
As the fallout of the Chorus influencer program reveals, the Democratic establishment seems sclerotically incapable of existing in a media environment it cannot control.
The ‘inconvenience’ of a blank page is the entire point.
The US is saying ‘to hell with the international mining code.’
Dust could spell death for a foldable’s inner screen.
