Logitech to Offer Replaceable Batteries in European Mice Only
Logitech is set to implement a new battery policy for its computer mice. Only devices sold within Europe will feature easily replaceable bat
Logitech is set to implement a new battery policy for its computer mice. Only devices sold within Europe will feature easily replaceable bat
The upcoming DEF CON 2026 conference in Las Vegas will prohibit any „Meta‑style” glasses that can record video or audio. Organizers announce
Meta has temporarily stopped its plan to charge for an accessibility feature on its Ray-Ban Meta Glasses. This decision follows widespread c
A new project offers a self-hosted CCTV system for Linux-based single-board computers and standard USB webcams, prioritizing affordability a
An Atlanta man was charged by US prosecutors after his phone erased its data during a search at the airport. The incident occurred when the
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joined X, formerly Twitter, and immediately used the platform to share a public letter. The letter, signed by 25 org
Toronto-based VPN provider Windscribe has affirmed its commitment to user privacy. The company stated its logging and privacy policies will
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Toyota in Los Angeles County Superior Court, alleging the company tracked customers' online ac
The ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard assigns a unique two-letter code to every country and some non-country territories. These codes are commonly
US private AI investment hit $285.9 billion in 2025, funding nearly 2,000 new AI companies. This investment fueled the first era of AI. Now,
A US man is suing OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, claiming the AI chatbot provided him with „dangerous medical advice„. Scott Winters al
The U.S. Department of Commerce is actively investigating whether Chinese companies are obtaining sophisticated American artificial intellig