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Apple's iPhone 18 Pro Might Ditch Bright Red for Dark Cherry Wine
New leak suggests Apple is ditching bold oranges for a sophisticated dark cherry shade on its next flagship phones.
A Security Researcher's Rage Against Microsoft Just Weaponized Windows Exploits
Disgruntled researcher publishes Windows vulnerabilities online. Hackers are already using them. Here's what that means.
Sequoia's $7 Billion Bet: Late-Stage AI Investing Just Changed the Game
Sequoia Capital nearly doubles its expansion fund to $7B, signaling where venture capital sees AI headed next.
Foreo's Spring Sale Is Here, But Should You Actually Care About LED Face Masks?
Swedish beauty tool brand Foreo drops massive discounts. We tested their latest devices and sorted through the hype.
Keir Starmer's Hard Line on Social Media: What Tech Companies Need to Hear
The PM meets with Meta, TikTok, and X executives to demand safer platforms for children. But is regulation or corporate self-policing the real answer?
Spring Bird Season Is Here. Smart Feeders Are Actually Worth the Hype
Spring brings migratory birds back home. Here's why a camera-equipped bird feeder might be the upgrade your backyard needs.
ADT's Smart Yard Sign and Mobile Emergency App Show Security Tech Is Getting Smarter
ADT launches Live Light and My Safety, two new features that modernize home security monitoring for the connected home era.
Alzheimer's Research Built on a Rotten Foundation
Decades of failed drugs and faked data reveal how groupthink derailed neuroscience's hunt for a cure.
Adobe's Firefly Just Got Smarter (And It's Teaming Up With Anthropic)
Adobe's new agentic AI assistant can edit photos, work with Claude, and handle creative tasks with minimal human input. Here's what it means.
OpenAI's $852 Billion Problem: When Valuation Bets Go Wrong
OpenAI faces internal skepticism over its massive valuation as Anthropic's meteoric rise reshapes the AI investment landscape.
Mouse: P.I. For Hire Proves a Cartoon Gun Game Can Tell a Serious Story
Polish studio Fumi Games' noir detective shooter wraps rubber hose animation around Raymond Chandler-inspired storytelling—and mostly pulls it off.
