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The Google Pixel 10 is currently available at a sale price lower than what was seen during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. This makes it an excellent opportunity for those seeking a new Android smartphone or a last-minute gift.

A massive data breach hits Spotify as pirate group Anna’s Archive dumps 300 TB of music, while Valve officially retires the original LCD Steam Deck.

Motive Technologies, an AI-powered fleet management company, has officially filed for a U.S. initial public offering, revealing its financial performance for the nine months ending September 30.

The most talked-about CBS News story this year never aired on CBS

From a secret semiconductor project in Shenzhen to a global RAM shortage that could last until 2027, the tech landscape is undergoing a massive transformation. This report covers China’s new EUV prototype, Apple’s policy shifts in Japan, and a North Korean infiltrator caught by Amazon.

A new era of local AI has arrived with macOS Tahoe 26.2. By leveraging RDMA over Thunderbolt and the EXO 1.0 software, a cluster of Mac Studios can now outperform enterprise NVIDIA solutions in cost and power efficiency.

Nick Kwek visits the National Space Industry Hub in Sydney to meet some of the most innovative startups on the scene.

The art department’s notable projects in 2025 covered a range of topics, including the DOGE phenomenon, narratives of the Vietnam War, online privacy challenges for trans individuals, and surveillance networks targeting Iranian military dissidents. Other creative endeavors involved constructing a kaleidoscope to highlight products from gift guides, dispatching an illustrator to capture live courtroom scenes of Luigi Mangione supporters, and delving into the complexities of News Daddy to illustrate how college students consume news.

On Version History: the long reign of AOL Instant Messenger, the messaging app that maybe never should have existed at all.

Waymo temporarily halted its ride-hailing service in San Francisco following a widespread power outage, as reports and videos indicated its self-driving cars were immobilized by non-functional traffic signals.