A San Francisco jury found Elon Musk guilty of intentionally misleading Twitter investors to drive down stock prices before his acquisition, marking a major legal defeat for the billionaire.
A French newspaper tracked the country's nuclear aircraft carrier in real time using fitness app data, revealing how consumer technology creates serious national security vulnerabilities.
A growing number of biohackers are experimenting with microdoses of GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, hoping to unlock anti-aging benefits without the side effects of full doses.
Apple has issued an urgent call for iPhone users running outdated iOS versions to update immediately. Security vulnerabilities and compatibility issues put millions at risk.
HP has reversed its controversial policy requiring customers to wait 15 minutes before connecting with support representatives, acknowledging the practice damaged customer trust.
Via Ferrata tourism is booming worldwide, but a groundbreaking study reveals urgent needs for research collaboration, safety standards, and environmental management in this rapidly expanding sector.
After 32 years at Cornell University, arXiv becomes an independent nonprofit organization. This historic transition reshapes open-access publishing for 2.3 million research papers.
Your credit score, productivity metrics, and fitness data don't just measure behavior - they judge it. Discover how corporate algorithms are becoming our new moral authorities.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has firmly dismissed retirement speculation, stating he "can't imagine life without Apple." His commitment signals continued stability for the tech giant.
New research shows playing with dolls develops empathy and social understanding more effectively than digital devices, benefiting both boys and girls during critical childhood development.
Scroll fade animations once seemed innovative, but they now frustrate users and harm accessibility. Discover why this web design trend deserves to die and what to use instead.
