Category: Tech

When Sahil Lavingia, founder of Gumroad and former DOGE operative, resurfaced as a career employee at the IRS, it sent ripples through both government and tech circles. This isn’t just a quirky career change—it’s a signpost for the evolving relationship between Silicon Valley talent and federal bureaucracy. Let’s break down why his story matters, what […]

Meta’s Oversight Board is set to shake up how Facebook and Instagram handle user appeals, moving beyond content moderation to potentially tackle account-level penalties like suspensions and bans in a 2026 pilot. This shift could fundamentally alter how billions interact with social media giants—and it’s not just Meta watching closely. Until now, if Meta deleted […]

When a titan of design like Alan Dye—the brains behind Apple’s Human Interface Design—jumps ship to Meta, it’s not just a juicy bit of Silicon Valley gossip. It’s a seismic shift that could reshape the next decade of hardware, software, and AI-driven user experiences. Let’s unpack why this move matters, why it’s more than a […]

The drone world just got a new showstopper: the Antigravity A1, the world’s first 360-degree drone. It promises to capture every angle, every moment—no more missed shots, no more “did you get that?” But as with all groundbreaking tech, the devil is in the details. Let’s go beyond the hype and take a hard look […]

Meta’s recent acquisition of Limitless, the AI startup behind the conversation-recording pendant, marks a pivotal moment in the battle for dominance in AI-powered wearables. But beyond the headlines, this deal reveals much about the future of personal AI, the wearables market, and the cutthroat competition brewing among tech giants. Let’s unpack why this move matters […]

When most people hear about artificial intelligence in the workplace, the conversation quickly turns to job displacement and automation anxiety. But Seattle-based Yoodli’s meteoric rise to a $300M+ valuation is flipping the script: it’s not about replacing people, but about making them better communicators. Let’s break down why this signals a major shift in AI’s […]

Netflix just pulled the ultimate power move—dropping a staggering $83 billion to acquire Warner Bros., HBO, and a century’s worth of world-class entertainment. This isn’t just another business deal; it’s the moment Netflix finally gets what it’s always lacked: a true, unmistakable identity. For years, Netflix has been the streaming world’s chameleon—offering a bit of […]

The New York Times Strands puzzle for December 6, 2025, is a treat for fans of fantasy, especially those who treasure Tolkien’s world. But this daily game offers more than just a word search—it challenges players to think thematically and spatially, providing a brain workout that’s both fun and surprisingly deep. Let’s dive past the […]

If you thought the era of shrinking tech was over, think again. The NanoPhone—a fully-functional smartphone barely bigger than a credit card—has hit the market for just $85 (for a limited time), and it’s not just for gadget collectors or pranksters. This petite powerhouse is rewriting the rules for what a smartphone can be, and […]

The revelation of significant racial bias in UK police facial recognition technology isn’t just another tech glitch—it’s a wake-up call for law enforcement, policymakers, and the public. The recent report from the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) exposes that the system is far more likely to misidentify Black and Asian individuals than white individuals, raising urgent […]