What Neuralink and other BCIs can and can't do
Elon Musk's BCI startup wants to make people more than human by putting computers in their heads but a number of neurology researchers aren’t quite so bullish on these fantastical promises.
View ArticleGoogle delays the rollout of its third-party cookie replacement to mid-2023
Google is pushing back its plan to phase out third-party cookies in Chrome as part of its Privacy sandbox changes.
View ArticleApple's artist-themed Fitness+ workouts start this Monday
Apple is bringing its promised Artist Spotlight to Fitness+ this Monday, alongside a new season of Time To Walk episodes.
View ArticleTCL's OLED wearable display will finally launch next month
TCL is finally releasing its wearable display, called the Nxtwear G, next month.
View ArticleHow to watch Microsoft's Windows 11 launch event
Microsoft is holding its Windows 11 launch event at 11AM Eastern — here's how to watch as it happens.
View ArticleOnePlus Nord N200 5G review: A $240 5G phone that's predictably average
At $240, the OnePlus Nord N200 5G seems like a better buy than the Pixel 4a and iPhone SE. But OnePlus’ promises come with asterisks.
View ArticleValve continues crackdown on Steam 'tourists' who switch countries for...
Valve is clamping down on Steam 'tourist' shoppers by limiting users to one country change every three months.
View ArticleThis $160 bundle including Rosetta Stone makes traveling cheaper and more...
This bundle contains resources that give you the info and skills you need for more fruitful trips, including a lifetime subscription to Rosetta Stone.
View ArticleMicrosoft Store is getting a much-needed overhaul for Windows 11
Microsoft won't take a cut of in-app purchases if developers use their own payment systems.
View ArticleInstagram tests posting photos from your desktop
Instagram is testing allowing feed posts from desktop browsers, a first for the company.
View ArticleThermoWorks' latest Thermapen can measure food temperature in under one second
ThermoWorks has unveiled a new cooking thermometer that gets the temperature in just one second — ideal if you're in a rush.
View ArticleIntel's Bridge technology will allow Android apps to run natively on Windows 11
Intel says Bridge is a runtime post-compiler that allows applications that were originally designed for a variety of different hardware platforms to run natively on x86 devices.
View ArticleThe Steam Summer Sale is live with deals on thousands of games
Save on 'Mass Effect Legendary Edition,' 'Cyberpunk 2077' and many other titles.
View ArticleWatch the Windows 11 event in under 8 minutes
Get a closer look at the future of Windows.
View ArticleAmazon is adding 'DIRT 5' and 'Saints Row The Third' to its Luna+ game library
Amazon is adding DIRT 5, Saints Row The Third: Remastered and Valkyria Chronicles 4 to the Luna+ channel in July.
View Article'The Sims 4' is hosting a (partly Simlish) music festival
Starting on June 29th, EA will host a music festival inside of the Sims 4 that will feature pop star Bebe Rexha, one part of indie band Glass Animals and singer-songwriter Joy Oladokun.
View ArticleGoogle Fi’s VPN service is rolling out to subscribers with iPhones
While Google has narrowly missed its original timeline, it's now starting to roll out its Fi VPN service to Apple phones on its MVNO network.
View ArticleWestern Digital blames malware for My Book Live devices being wiped remotely
Western Digital My Book Live cloud storage devices are being wiped remotely.
View ArticleGoogle's latest feature warns you if search results may not be reliable
Google is testing a new feature that will warn users when a search may yield unreliable results.
View ArticleMicrosoft's zero-percent cut on Windows apps doesn't extend to games
Microsoft app developers can keep all their earnings if they use their own commerce platform, unless they're developing games.
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