Threads arrives in Europe
Published in News


France surrenders

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that Threads is now available to users in the European Union.

AI cheats was not a thing after all
Published in AI


The kids cheated as normal

New research from Stanford University shows that the popularisation of AI did not boost overall cheating rates in schools.

Google releases tool to fix Pixel
Published in Mobiles


Allows you to check it is really borked before taking it for a repair

Google is releasing a tool to help users diagnose problems with their Pixel phones.

MediaTek scores some mysterious Wi-Fi 7 chip orders
Published in Mobiles


What is Apple up to?

There is some confusion after an announcement that MediaTek won Wi-Fi 7 chip orders from a ‘leading American tablet brand’ and would give Broadcom some sleepless nights.

Overclocking Threadripper 7000 series causes a blown fuse
Published in PC Hardware


We know you modified it

Overclocking AMD's Ryzen Threadripper 7000 series blows a fuse, indicating modification. However, AMD has told Tom's Hardware that this does not automatically invalidate the warranty of these top-tier workstation CPUs.

Hackers unbricked a Polish train
Published in News


Now the manufacturer is suing

Hackers unbricked a train in Poland that its manufacturer had deliberately disabled. Now the manufacturer is threatening legal action against the hackers despite evidence it sabotaged the trains.

General Motors explains why it ditched Apple Carplay
Published in Transportation


Safety reasons -- Apple users are idiots

General Motors has cited safety as the reason it decided to phase out Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and move to built-in infotainment systems developed with Google.

Xiaomi 14 Pro may never be seen outside China
Published in News


Just the Xiaomi 14

The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell-on-earth yarn claiming that Xiaomi is only going to release the Xiaomi 14 in the international markets and not the Pro flavour.

Voyager 1 starts talking rubbish
Published in News


Can’t be fixed for a while

NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft has experienced a computer glitch that’s causing a bit of a communication breakdown between the 46-year-old probe and its mission team on Earth.

General Motors culls nine executives in robotaxi safety investigation
Published in Transportation


Chief Operating Officer among them

General Motors' Cruise robotaxi unit dismissed nine executives amid an ongoing safety investigation, which the company confirmed included Chief Operating Officer Gil West.