Browsing: Breaking Tech

Flock, whose cameras scan license plates across the country, continues to draw public anger, and now Senator Bernie Sanders wants the federal government out of the business altogether.

Apple is adding new safeguards to how “Full Disk Access” works in macOS to address the growing risk posed by AI agents. In an update, the company warned that the increasingly popular tools “could put users at risk,” and that it would add “additional controls” to the process to ensure users are aware of what…

If you’ve had trouble using tap-to-pay with your Pixel phone over the last few weeks, you’re not alone. 

I’ll be the first one to admit that the auto battler genre isn’t everyone’s jam, but for those who enjoy the blend between econ management, team building and tactical positioning, Batomon Showdown hits hard.

Uber and Lyft were sued by the state of California in 2020 for misclassifying employees as contractors.

If you’re having trouble with your iPhone 18 Pro Max on the AT&T network, you’re not alone. Since the debut of the iPhone 18 series last week, users with the top-tier model have encountered problems connecting to the AT&T network for calls, texts, data, and even 911 communication.

Sean Parker, the Napster co-founder, has jumped back into the music industry, and he tells The Information that he’s playing by the rules this time. (Asking for forgiveness rather than permission didn’t work out so well last time around, he readily concedes.)

We still don’t know too much about Meta’s tamagotchi-like AI device, but the Muse Charm won’t be the only dedicated hardware for the AI agent. The company is now encouraging developers to come up with their own Muse-powered devices with a new open, kicking things off with a smart home gadget of its own called…

Donald Trump wants the tech world to rebrand AI from what he calls a “terrible” name that is turning Americans against data centers and AI development — to “super intelligence, or SI.”

A Galaxy A17 5G costs $70 more than it did at launch and a Pixel 10a costs $100 more.