Rumor Mill: Is Amazon Planning Its Own ‘re:Invent’ for Consumers This Fall?
The rumor mill is buzzing with signs that Amazon is planning a major new consumer hardware event this fall. We explore the evidence and what they might announce.
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Are Giant Tech Conferences Obsolete? The Debate Over In-Person vs. Virtual Events
In a post-pandemic world, are giant tech conferences like CES still relevant? We explore the debate between in-person and virtual events and the changing purpose of the conference.
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Live from Black Hat 2025: The Scariest New Hacks You Need to Know About
Reporting from the Black Hat 2025 cybersecurity conference, we explore the scariest new hacks, from smart home takeovers to AI model poisoning.
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The Biggest Surprises of Summer Game Fest 2025: Our Winners and Losers
Summer Game Fest 2025 is over. We break down the biggest winners and losers, from stunning indie reveals to disappointing showcases from major publishers.
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WWDC 2025 Wrap-Up: Did Apple Finally Fix Siri with a True On-Device AI?
Apple’s WWDC 2025 finally addressed its AI problem. We wrap up the announcements about the new “Apple Intelligence” and whether it finally makes Siri smart.
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CES 2026 Preview: Get Ready for AI in Your Car, Your Kitchen, and Your Toothbrush
A preview of the biggest trend for CES 2026: the integration of ambient AI into everyday objects like your car, your kitchen appliances, and even your toothbrush.
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The Hardware Hustle is Harder Than Ever: How Startups Are Navigating the Global Supply Chain Maze
Building a hardware startup is harder than ever. We explore how founders are navigating the chaotic post-pandemic supply chain of component shortages and logistical nightmares.
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Hiring by AI: Can a Bot Really Pick a Better Candidate Than a Human?
Companies are using AI to screen resumes and interview candidates, but is it fair? We explore the promise and the perils of AI-powered hiring.
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The Best Wireless Charging Pads That Actually Work With Thick Cases
Not all wireless chargers are created equal — especially if you use a rugged or thick phone case. Emma Lane tests 2025’s top wireless charging pads that power through the bulk.
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Post-Mortem: Why “Quickly,” the 15-Minute Delivery Unicorn, Just Went Bust
“Quickly,” the 15-minute delivery unicorn, raised billions and then collapsed. Our post-mortem analyzes the flawed business model that led to its spectacular failure.
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