Technology

By: Nick Gambino As we say goodbye to 2025 and wave in the new year, we’re going to take a look at the most exciting tech products making their debut in 2026.  We’re...

By: Nick Gambino A new report finds that 21% of YouTube Shorts are AI slop, or – if you want to be kinder about it – AI-generated.  The study was conducted by Kapwing,...

By: Nick Gambino When you see a fleet of self-driving cars weaving through the streets, you’d never think a city-wide power outage would cause those cars to shut down, but that’s exactly...

By: Nick Gambino An end-of-the-year wrap-up from your favorite entertainment app is a fun way to see how you consumed music and video throughout the year. Spotify and YouTube have found a...

By: Nick Gambino Hot on the heels of their $1 billion deal with Disney that allows users to create Sora videos with animated characters, OpenAI is now reportedly in talks with Amazon...

By: Nick Gambino It’s no surprise that Apple is already hard at work on next year’s iPhone models, but a new report says they have more than their hands full with 8...

By: Nick Gambino Disney has just hammered out a deal with OpenAI that will allow Disney characters to be used in generative AI. In return, Disney is going to make a $1...

By: Nick Gambino Apple is expanding their online workout platform Fitness+ to 28 additional countries, which is almost double the current number of markets where the Apple workout service is available. This...

By: Nick Gambino Reddit is going to do away with one of the most recognizable features of the platform. Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says they’re getting rid of r/popular because it “sucks.” r/popular...

By: Nick Gambino Netflix just made another controversial decision that has subscribers up in arms. It was reported a few days ago that the streamer removed the ability for people to cast...