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Pixel B/Shutterstock Unless you’re an automotive DIYer or car enthusiast, you may not know much about the various types of engine blocks. But one of the primary differences between engine blocks is how they’re manufactured. This is the case with billet blocks, which start as a solid piece […]

Legendary graphic designer Susan Kare spoke recently at the Startup School 2026 event, and the video for her talk is now up on Y Combinator’s YouTube channel. Watch it below. Susan Kare shares great stories and design lessons More than 40 years after the launch of the original Macintosh, the system’s graphics, fonts, icons, and […]

One Best Buy customer is fuming after receiving a laptop with just 32GB of RAM after a warranty repair. The reason? It had 64GB when they sent it in. To make matters worse, Tom’s Hardware reports that Best Buy now claims the laptop only has 32GB at its maximum configuration, potentially highlighting a listing issue […]

Google has updated the Pixel’s Screenshots app with new filters for date range, source app, and collections. You can access these via the filter icon under the Screenshots heading. Through the date filter, you can now view screenshots from the last 24 hours, seven days, 30 days, six months, and one year. You can also […]

Meta continues to get serious about its AI technology. The latest sign? A dedicated Mac app for Meta AI. The new Meta AI desktop app is version 1.0 beta at launch and weighs just 16MB once installed. Based on initial inspection, it runs natively on Apple silicon Macs with macOS 15 or later, using an AppKit […]

Apple appears to have accidentally (or accidentally-on-purpose?) revealed camera-equipped AirPods through a short video found in the macOS Tahoe 26.7 release candidate. The clip depicts a person wearing AirPods, looking at a book, and speaking with Siri. The wearer appears to ask Siri to recognize or save information about something in view. An offscreen voice […]

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has banned employees from wearing Meta smart glasses in federal workplaces over concerns that they could capture sensitive information and undermine privacy or legal protections, according to The New York Times. The rule applies to everyone at ICE, not only agents working in the field. ICE is effectively treating personally owned […]

If you enjoy pushing your graphics card especially hard, the Hydra tool from Yuri “1usmus” Bubliy is now more capable than ever. VideoCardz reports that with the latest update, you can now push the power limit and memory frequencies of RTX 50 graphics cards much higher, opening up new potential daily-driver overclocks and more extreme […]

Smith Collection/gado/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Since its founding in a Swiss farmhouse in 1981 by its three owners, Logitech has become a major player in the general tech sector, primarily through its various PC peripherals like mice and keyboards, […]

Suspicious bulk orders of used books have led many booksellers to believe they are being purchased on behalf of AI companies so that they can be scanned and used as training material without author consent or payment. An AirTag hidden inside a rare book sold as part of a bulk order appears to confirm the […]