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GM Is Promising Hybrids Again, So Why Does It Rub Me the Wrong Way?
The automaker has reaffirmed its hybrid plans just as its EV lineup finds its footing. A history of killing promising tech has me worried.
Tech Nostalgia: You Can Simulate Windows 98 in a Web Browser
If you pine for the days of yesteryear, a new free Windows 98 simulator that runs in a web browser tab may be just the thing.
Seagate and Toshiba battle for TDK's HDD head business, a critical hard drive component
Seagate Technology and Toshiba are reportedly competing to acquire TDK's hard disk drive magnetic head business in a transaction valued at several billion dollars, reports Bloomberg. For Seagate, the acquisition would expand the supply of HDD heads that it also produces internally, but for Toshiba, TDK is the only way for it to get magnetic heads for its hard drives. If Seagate buys TDK's HDD heads operation, then Toshiba's HDD business will depend on supply from Seagate.
Ring’s Debut Smart Lock Solves the Category’s Biggest Issue: Dead Battery Lockouts
Ring’s foray into smart locks brings a first-of-its-kind feature that solves one of the categories biggest pain points.
Kore.ai launches Autoloop to keep tuning enterprise AI agents after they go live
Enterprise artificial intelligence platform company Kore.ai Inc. today launched Autoloop, an optimization engine for the AI agents that customers build on its Kore.ai Agent Platform. Businesses set the targets, and Autoloop keeps adjusting the agents to hit them automatically, including after they’re deployed. Autoloop goes after the way most enterprises maintain agents today, fixing failures […] The post Kore.ai launches Autoloop to keep tuning enterprise AI agents after they go live appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Is your laptop’s LAN too slow? Here’s how to get the most out of it
Nowadays, most modern laptops don’t have an Ethernet port. It’s a fairly large port, and with laptops getting thinner and thinner, there simply isn’t enough room for one. However, if you still wish to enjoy the benefits of a fast and stable LAN connection, you can always use an adapter or a docking station.
The best Switch 2 accessories on sale now
Upgrade your Nintendo Switch 2 with these essential accessories
Microsoft Reportedly Obtained Cloud Streaming Rights for GTA VI on Xbox Consoles
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma reportedly teased that Xbox has obtained game streaming rights for GTA VI on Xbox consoles.
These 15 under-$50 gadgets have upgraded my tech life, and they’re all on sale — some are even under $25
From M.2 cloners to screwdrivers, and travel-friendly tech accessories, these are affordable game-changers.
Building a PC in 2026 is all about choosing your compromises
Anyone who wants or needs a new desktop computer has long had a choice to make: Buy a ready-built computer or build one yourself from individual components. The choice isn’t always that simple, and there are several factors that can make either option appealing. The price of a pre-built computer always includes, in one way or another, the cost of assembling it. If you build it yourself, you can spend all your money on getting the best possible components and pay for the assembly with your own time and by taking on the risk yourself.
Qualcomm will license patents behind Huawei’s LogicFolding chip architecture, report says
Qualcomm will license patents behind Huawei’s LogicFolding, according to one report, as a teardown shows off the Kirin 9050 Pro’s two dies.
Florida sues TP-Link for ‘lying about the safety of its routers’
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier just announced that the state is suing TP-Link, claiming that the company has been “lying about the safety of its routers and its ties to the CCP.” Uthmeier posted a minute-and-a-half video clip on X, saying that TP-Link’s claims of having safe routers aren’t true.
The Stunning Ceramic Apple Watch Series 12 Is Here, and It’s $49 Off on the Final Amazon Prime Day
The 46mm cellular model is just $900, but the clock is ticking.
13 tech bargains for only $13 or less to upgrade your desktop PC setup
Enhance your desktop PC space with a new gadget.
OneSpan Sign takes aim at the slow work around bank agreements
Authentication and digital agreements company OneSpan Inc. today unveiled new and planned features for its OneSpan Sign electronic signature service that go beyond the signing step. The update is aimed at the parts of the agreement process that slow down banks and other financial institutions. Electronic signing itself has become an expected part of digital […] The post OneSpan Sign takes aim at the slow work around bank agreements appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Stuut cashes in on agentic order-to-cash automation with $52.5M in funding
Artificial intelligence companies that can help even bigger companies to get paid are likely to make a fair bit of money themselves, if the example of Stuut Inc. is any indication. The company today said it has closed on a Series B funding round worth $52.5 million, bringing its total amount raised to $93 million […] The post Stuut cashes in on agentic order-to-cash automation with $52.5M in funding appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
KTC 27-inch 210Hz gaming and 15.6-inch portable monitors discounted up to 24 percent at Newegg
Currently, Newegg is offering solid discounts on four KTC monitors, ranging from a 15.6-inch portable monitor to a 27-inch 200 Hz QHD gaming monitor, with prices starting as low as $56.99 after the coupon.
Grab this beginner-friendly wireless soldering iron at a new record low price, now $52.99
This Fanttik T1 Max soldering iron is $52.99 right now, saving you 34% on the perfect iron for a beginner hobbyist.
AI agent fleet likely from Chinese firm Tencent pulled data from rival Alibaba’s maps, researchers say
Researchers say AI agents on Tencent Cloud used urlquery.net to pull entrance data from Alibaba’s Amap, with 1,810 scans in one day.
Seagate One Touch Portable review: The fastest 2.5-inch USB hard drive I’ve tested
At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Low cost per TB compared to SSDs Type-C connectivity Good looking and very portable Cons Slow compared to SSDs and 3.5-inch HDDs Our Verdict If you’re looking for a more affordable alternative to USB SSDs, the One Touch Portable provides lots of capacity for a lot less money in a still relatively portable profile. It’s also the fastest of its ilk that I’ve tested. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined
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