Apple’s iPod At 25: How A Music Player Changed The Company

An eyewitness reflects on the iPod at 25, how it transformed Apple, paved the way for the iPhone, and why its lessons still matter.

New ScareScore App Uses Biometrics To Measure Horror Movie Responses

No more pretending you’re not fazed by horror films. New ScareScore smartwatch app reveal exactly how your body reacts as the film plays.

The Tech Infrastructure Gaps That Can Hold Back Business Growth

The foundational systems that support a company’s daily operations may seem reliable until rising demand exposes weaknesses, creating inefficiencies that slow growth.

AI Agents Created AI Code Slop, But Can They Fix It?

AI coding agents have created an epidemic of code slop. Here’s how agents might be able to help fix it.

AI And The Local News

Journalists debate AI’s efficiency gains against lost skills, shrinking newsrooms, and uncertain business models.

Why Sustainable? AI And Our Shared Challenges

Meta engineers explore AI-driven hardware optimization, reliability, component reuse, and carbon reduction to build sustainable infrastructure.

Make The iPhone Duo A Mobile Productivity Powerhouse With Dygma Sonsei

Dygma is back with a split format mobile keyboard that lets you bring a more comfortable typing profile to any device.

A Death In France Puts Shamonda Virus Under Study, But Public Risk Is Low

Shamonda virus has been linked to a death in France, its first known human infection. Why disease experts see low public risk and what would change that.

A Death In France Puts Shamonda Virus Under Scrutiny, But Public Risk Is Low

Shamonda virus has been linked to a death in France, its first known human infection. Why disease experts see low public risk and what would change that.

SBA Issues New Guidance On Small Business Loans For Content Creators

For the very first time, the SBA is recognizing enterprising content creators within its small business framework.