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in-depth: Best Air Purifiers (2026): Coway, AirDoctor, IQAir, and
Tech
May 13, 2026Wired

in-depth: Best Air Purifiers (2026): Coway, AirDoctor, IQAir, and

Our 2026 review unveils top air purifiers from Coway, AirDoctor, and IQAir, featuring advanced HEPA and carbon filtration for mold, wildfire smoke, and VOCs. Discover models with smart features, quiet operation, and robust warranties for healthier home environments.

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Starbucks Cuts 61 Tech Jobs at Seattle HQ Amid Reorganization
Tech
May 12, 2026GeekWire

Starbucks Cuts 61 Tech Jobs at Seattle HQ Amid Reorganization

Starbucks is cutting 61 tech jobs at its Seattle headquarters as part of a technology department reorganization, a recent Washington state filing confirms. The layoffs, impacting roles from cybersecurity to management, are tied to CEO Brian Niccol's turnaround strategy and new CTO Anand Varadarajan's vision.

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in-depth: There’s a Long-Shot Proposal to Protect California Workers
Tech
May 9, 2026Wired

in-depth: There’s a Long-Shot Proposal to Protect California Workers

California gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer has proposed a groundbreaking plan to guarantee jobs for workers displaced by AI, funding it through a novel "token tax" on big tech. The initiative aims to make California the first major economy to protect its workforce from automation's impact by creating jobs in key sectors and establishing an AI Worker Protection Administration. This long-shot proposal faces political challenges but highlights growing concerns over AI's economic effects.

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Verify Your Laptop's USB Port Speed - Avoid Slow Transfers
How To
May 7, 2026MakeUseOf

Verify Your Laptop's USB Port Speed - Avoid Slow Transfers

Modern laptops can be a minefield of USB ports. They might all look the same, especially the sleek USB-C connectors, but their actual data transfer speeds can vary wildly. You might have a blazing-fast port right next

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Tech Moves: Amazon VP now Chewy CTO; Smartsheet names CFO; Microsoft
Tech
May 6, 2026GeekWire

Tech Moves: Amazon VP now Chewy CTO; Smartsheet names CFO; Microsoft

Yunyan Wang, a former Amazon VP, has been appointed CTO of Chewy, while Smartsheet named Josh Schauer as its new CFO. Additionally, NetApp brought in longtime Microsoft executive Alvaro Celis as Chief Partner and Ecosystem Officer. These moves are part of a broader wave of executive shifts across the tech industry.

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Sonny Boy: The Existential Mystery That'll Hook You All Weekend
Games
May 3, 2026Polygon

Sonny Boy: The Existential Mystery That'll Hook You All Weekend

Sonny Boy is a 12-episode anime from director Shingo Natsume and Madhouse, available on Hulu and Disney Plus. It’s hailed as one of the most bingeable series, blending sci-fi mystery with a profound exploration of adolescence. Its unique storytelling, surreal visuals, and incredible soundtrack create a compulsive viewing experience that leaves a lasting impact.

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Uber Eyes Sensor Grid: Turning Drivers Into Data Powerhouse for AVs
Tech
May 2, 2026TechCrunch

Uber Eyes Sensor Grid: Turning Drivers Into Data Powerhouse for AVs

Uber's CTO revealed a long-term plan to equip its millions of drivers' cars with sensors, transforming them into a vast data collection grid for autonomous vehicle (AV) companies. This expansion of their AV Labs program aims to address the critical data bottleneck in AV development. The strategy positions Uber as a key infrastructure provider in the self-driving sector, potentially granting it significant leverage and financial benefit.

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From C++ Fundamentals to Ethical AI: Insights from Stanford's
Programming
May 2, 2026freeCodeCamp

From C++ Fundamentals to Ethical AI: Insights from Stanford's

Stanford's youngest instructor, Rachel An Fernandez, discusses the evolving tech landscape for developers. She emphasizes the continued importance of foundational skills like C++, offers tips on using AI without 'deskilling,' and implicitly highlights the necessity of data quality and automation for robust systems, drawing parallels with freeCodeCamp's extensive resources.

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RE Director: 'Not a Zombie Movie Necessarily' – Cregger's Wild Vision
Games
May 1, 2026IGN

RE Director: 'Not a Zombie Movie Necessarily' – Cregger's Wild Vision

Director Zach Cregger unveils his 'gonzo' vision for the Resident Evil reboot, promising a film that’s more about 'weird creature stuff' than traditional zombies. Releasing September 18, 2026, this adaptation is a love letter to game mechanics, focusing on an ordinary hero's journey through Raccoon City's "day of reckoning."

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Colorado Right-to-Repair Law: A Victory for Consumers
Review
Apr 29, 2026Ars Technica

Colorado Right-to-Repair Law: A Victory for Consumers

Verdict: A Resounding Win for Consumer Empowerment In a significant turn of events for consumer rights, the attempt to repeal Colorado's landmark right-to-repair law, the Consumer Right to Repair Digital Electronic

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Tech Moves: Quantum, AI Leaders Reshape Industry Landscape
Tech
Apr 22, 2026GeekWire

Tech Moves: Quantum, AI Leaders Reshape Industry Landscape

Microsoft's quantum lead, Jeff Henshaw, joins IonQ as SVP of quantum compute products. Heptio co-founder Joe Beda becomes CTO at Seattle AI startup Stacklok, returning from semi-retirement. Additionally, Amazon’s Air Science & Tech executive director, Stefan Karisch, is departing, among other significant personnel changes across the tech industry.

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Projector Brightness Levels: The Truth Behind the Lumens Hype
Review
Apr 19, 2026Android Authority

Projector Brightness Levels: The Truth Behind the Lumens Hype

Projectors have evolved dramatically, moving beyond dedicated home theaters into everyday living spaces. With portable designs, lifestyle-oriented models, and ultra-short-throw setups increasingly serving as TV

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Netgear Routers: Navigating the FCC Ban & Conditional Approval
Review
Apr 16, 2026Tom's Hardware

Netgear Routers: Navigating the FCC Ban & Conditional Approval

Netgear has secured conditional approval from the FCC to continue importing foreign-made routers until October 2027, bypassing a broader ban. This ensures continued availability of popular models but raises transparency questions about manufacturing commitments, setting an interesting precedent for other brands.

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Exit 8 Review: A Masterful Cinematic Nightmare
Review
Apr 8, 2026Digital Trends

Exit 8 Review: A Masterful Cinematic Nightmare

Exit 8 offers a chilling, psychological horror experience, transforming a minimalist video game into a profound cinematic nightmare. Director Genki Kawamura's innovative practical filmmaking and deep thematic exploration make it a must-see for fans of unconventional horror.

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Intel Joins Elon Musk’s Terafab Chips Project
Tech
Apr 8, 2026TechCrunch AI

Intel Joins Elon Musk’s Terafab Chips Project

Intel has joined Elon Musk's Terafab chips project, partnering with SpaceX and Tesla to build a new semiconductor factory in Texas. This collaboration leverages Intel's chip manufacturing expertise to produce 1 TW/year of compute for AI, robotics, and other advanced applications, significantly bolstering Intel's foundry business.

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Tech Moves: Microsoft Leader Jumps to Anthropic, New CEO at Tagboard
Tech
Apr 8, 2026GeekWire

Tech Moves: Microsoft Leader Jumps to Anthropic, New CEO at Tagboard

Microsoft veteran Eric Boyd has joined AI leader Anthropic to head its infrastructure team, marking a major personnel shift in the competitive AI sector. Concurrently, Tagboard, a Redmond-based live broadcast production company, announced Marty Roberts as its new CEO, succeeding Nathan Peterson. Expedia Group also promoted Ryan Desjardins to Vice President of Technology, bolstering its efforts in AI integration.

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Beyond Vibe Coding: Engineering Quality in the AI Era
Programming
Apr 7, 2026Hacker News

Beyond Vibe Coding: Engineering Quality in the AI Era

The concept of 'vibe coding,' an extreme form of dogfooding where developers avoid inspecting AI-generated code, often leads to significant quality issues. A more effective approach involves actively guiding AI tools to clean up technical debt and refactor, treating them as powerful assistants under human oversight. Ultimately, maintaining high software quality, even with AI, remains a deliberate choice for developers.

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Europe's Tech Funding: AI, Quantum & Infrastructure Lead the Week
Tech
Apr 6, 2026The Next Web

Europe's Tech Funding: AI, Quantum & Infrastructure Lead the Week

Europe's tech sector saw substantial funding from March 30-April 5, led by Mistral AI's $830M debt for AI compute. The week highlighted a strategic European focus on building foundational infrastructure across AI, quantum, and deep tech, aiming for increased technological autonomy and global influence.

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Can a 'Jennifer English Effect' Propel Marathon to GOTY
Games
Apr 4, 2026Kotaku

Can a 'Jennifer English Effect' Propel Marathon to GOTY

Fans are buzzing about the 'Jennifer English effect,' a superstition linking the voice actor to recent GOTY wins, now pointing to Bungie's *Marathon*. This extraction shooter faces the challenge of being a multiplayer game, a rarity for top honors, but 2026's open field could give it a unique shot.

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Gateway Capital announces first close of $25M Fund II: venture
Tech
Apr 3, 2026TechCrunch

Gateway Capital announces first close of $25M Fund II: venture

Gateway Capital, founded by Dana Guthrie, has completed the first close of its $25 million target Fund II, enabling immediate investment operations. The Milwaukee-based firm plans to back at least 20 Midwest-focused companies with average checks between $500,000 and $600,000, targeting sectors like supply chain, logistics, and manufacturing AI.

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LIGO Data Insights: A Cosmic Revelation on Stellar Demise
Review
Apr 2, 2026Ars Technica

LIGO Data Insights: A Cosmic Revelation on Stellar Demise

Verdict Gravitational wave data from LIGO and other detectors has provided compelling new evidence supporting a long-theorized cosmic phenomenon: the 'mass gap' in black hole populations. This isn't a consumer product,

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Programming
Apr 1, 2026Hacker News

Dissecting Intel's BOT: Impact on Geekbench 6 Performance

Intel's Binary Optimization Tool (BOT) significantly boosts Geekbench 6.3 scores by up to 30%, primarily through aggressive instruction vectorization. However, BOT is opaque, supports only a handful of applications, and introduces a startup delay. This leads to concerns about fair benchmarking, as it measures peak rather than typical performance, creating an unrealistic advantage for Intel CPUs against competitors.

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March 2026's Best New Toys: A Collector's Verdict
Review
Mar 31, 2026Gizmodo

March 2026's Best New Toys: A Collector's Verdict

March 2026 has concluded, and with the spring season approaching, the world of collectibles is already heating up, foreshadowing a year of exciting new releases tied to upcoming blockbusters and beloved franchises. From

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Europe's Top Funding Rounds (March 23-29): Over $1.1B Fuels Deep
Tech
Mar 29, 2026The Next Web

Europe's Top Funding Rounds (March 23-29): Over $1.1B Fuels Deep

Europe's tech sector saw over $1.1 billion in funding and fund closes from March 23-29, with significant investments flowing into deep tech, AI infrastructure, and a diverse range of sectors including biotech, space, and defense. This highlights a strategic continental focus on foundational innovations and long-term technological advancements.

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Ancient Giant Dragonfly Explanation: Old Theory Debunked
Review
Mar 29, 2026Ars Technica

Ancient Giant Dragonfly Explanation: Old Theory Debunked

Ars Technica's review of new research debunks the long-accepted 'oxygen constraint hypothesis' for ancient giant insects. The study shows insect breathing systems were not a limiting factor for size, shifting focus to predation, thermoregulation, and molting as new potential explanations.

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