Why It Pays To Run A Business Like A Video Game Platform

Think about the endless, 24-hour-aa-day enthusiasm customers show for their favorite video games.

2 Surprising Habits Of People Who Rarely Regret Their Decisions, By A Psychologist

A psychologist explains two counterintuitive habits shared by people who rarely regret their decisions — and neither involves overthinking the choice.

Previously Banned First-Person Shooter Is Coming Back In 2027

Postal 2 Redux was announced for a spring 2027 release on PlayStation, PC and VR. Full platform list, Kickstarter totals and what the Unity 6 rebuild changes.

iPhone Ultra Or iPhone Fold? Why I Predict A New Name For Apple’s Foldable

The first folding iPhone is almost here, but what will it be called? Here’s the latest possibilities, including a revealing report from an industry heavyweight.

After 30 Years, One Of The SNES Era’s Most Wanted RPGs Is Finally Coming To America

Terranigma finally gets an official North American release in early 2027. Full platform list, publisher details and what physical and digital buyers can expect.

Fable Becomes A Better Biology Helper

Anthropic is refining Fable’s biology safeguards to reduce false positives while preventing dangerous dual-use applications.

Today’s NYT Connections Answers Explained For Tuesday, August 25

Not sure what today’s NYT Connections answers are all about? Find out just what the different words in today’s grid mean and how they fit together.

Enterprise AI Vendor Loyalty Is Fading Fast

The AI market is booming, but vendor loyalty is weakening. Enterprises are spreading bets across Anthropic, OpenAI, and other providers.

‘Dead City’ Is Doing A ‘What If The Walking Dead Never Happened’ Episode

Next week, Dead City will imagine a world in which The Walking Dead never happened. As in, no zombies, no destruction of the world and society.

Health Insurer Stocks Are Soaring As Companies Get A Handle On Costs

Following a parade of health insurance company earnings reports this summer, stocks are rising and costs appear to be under control — for now.