Death Stranding 2 PC Specs Prove Optimization Isn’t Dead Yet
According to Engadget is a web magazine with obsessive daily coverage of everything new in gadgets and consumer electronics, the PC requirements for Death Stranding 2: On the Beach are…
The Death of the Keyboard: How Autonomous Agents Write Code
I haven’t typed out a standard API route in over a year. Not once. Saying that out loud feels slightly strange, especially in a room full of engineers. According to…
Nvidia’s $66 Billion Quarter Might Not Be Enough to Save the AI Euphoria
February 25, 2026. The air in Silicon Valley feels measurably heavier this morning. We’re waiting on Nvidia. Again. For the last few years, the company’s quarterly earnings calls have functioned…
The Death of the Invincible iPhone: How Zero-Click Spyware Shattered Apple’s Walled Garden
Think about the device sitting in your pocket right now. If you’re an iPhone user, you probably treat that little slab of glass and aluminum as a digital fortress —…
Zero-Click Terror: Why Your iPhone Is No Longer A Digital Fortress
You probably have one in your pocket right now. Or maybe it’s sitting face-up on the desk beside you, screen dark, seemingly inert. For over a decade, we have treated…
Why Trustworthy TV Reviews Cost $28,000 in 2026
Every few months, I sit down to research a major purchase and feel that same creeping dread set in — the one that arrives about thirty seconds into a Google…
The End of AI Pilot Purgatory: OpenAI’s Enterprise Gamble
For a while there, it seemed like every Fortune 500 company was just playing with very expensive toys. Walk into any corporate boardroom over the past couple of years and…
When Bots Become the Boss: Gig Work in the Uncanny Valley
We spent the last ten years bracing for artificial intelligence to gut the workforce. The mental image was always cinematic — hollow factories, dark office towers, the kind of bleak…
The End of Wearable Battery Anxiety is Hanging on Your Keys
As of early 2026, tech reviewers are finally reckoning with a ridiculous problem we’ve all quietly swallowed for a decade. Our wrists are astonishingly smart. Our charging habits are embarrassingly…