A bipartisan bill is looking to end Section 230 protections for tech companies
Lawmakers from opposites sides of the aisle are looking to sunset Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, because it has “outlived its usefulness.” House
The best Android phones for 2024
There’s one clear perk that Android has over iOS and that’s variety when it comes to the phones you have to choose from. Apple has
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The Rogue Prince of Persia is delayed because Hades II is a juggernaut
A Prince of Persia game from the studio behind Dead Cells was supposed to hit early access on PC on May 14. That’s no longer
Google’s Project Starline video conferencing tech is coming to offices
Google is teaming up with HP to bring its Project Starline to enterprise consumers. The company first began demoing this service in 2021 and the
Apple and Google roll out a cross-platform feature to tackle unwanted Bluetooth trackers
Apple and Google’s long-in-the-works effort to alert people to unwanted Bluetooth trackers that may have been planted on them has come to fruition. The companies
Amazon workers become the first to unionize at one of the company’s Canadian warehouses
A group of workers in Quebec have formed the first union at one of the company’s Canadian warehouses. On Friday, the province’s labor tribunal granted
Gemini, Android 15, WearOS and more details
It’s almost that time again, folks: we’re about to find out about some of Google’s big ideas for the year ahead at its I/O developer
Meta’s next hardware project might be AI-infused headphones with cameras
It’s no secret that Meta is eager to prove itself as an AI company, and it might be eyeing a new hardware project to help
Dyson’s first dedicated hard floor cleaner doesn’t suck
It’s a new direction for Dyson: a floor cleaner without mention of suction, cyclone technology or any of its usual vacuum vocabulary. The Wash G1