Notion, the $10 billion productivity company that built its reputation on elegant software design, is making a dramatic internal bet — one that says as much about the state of AI-powered development as it does about the company itself. The firm is actively transitioning its engineering organization away from its own homegrown coding tools and

For as long as wireless communication has existed, the ground beneath our feet has been its natural enemy. Radio waves, the workhorses of everything from Wi-Fi to cellular networks, attenuate rapidly once they encounter soil, rock, and the complex mineralogy of Earth’s subsurface. This isn’t a minor inconvenience. It’s a hard physical constraint that has

TP Vision, the company that manufactures Philips-branded televisions for markets outside North America, is making a decisive break from Google. Starting in 2026, new Philips smart TVs sold in Europe and other regions will ship with Titan OS instead of Google TV, ending a partnership that once seemed like a natural fit for the Dutch

On a Thursday morning in March, thousands of Americans walked to their cars, blew into their court-mandated ignition interlock devices, and got nothing. No green light. No engine turnover. Just a frozen screen and a vehicle that refused to start. The cause wasn’t a mechanical failure. It was a cyberattack. TechCrunch reported that Dräger, one

A third-party data broker’s security lapse may have left the personal information of more than 63 million Verizon customers sitting exposed on the open internet. The breach wasn’t a sophisticated hack. It wasn’t a state-sponsored attack. It was, by all indications, a failure of basic data hygiene — the kind that keeps happening because the

For the better part of a decade, the smartphone industry marched in one direction on storage: kill the microSD card slot, sell more expensive models with higher internal memory, and never look back. Samsung did it. Google did it before anyone else. Even Motorola, long a holdout for budget-conscious buyers, started trimming expandable storage from

OpenAI has hired a senior advertising executive from Meta, signaling that the maker of ChatGPT is preparing to build an ad-supported business that could fundamentally reshape how artificial intelligence companies generate revenue. The move, first reported by The Information, marks a concrete step toward a strategy that CEO Sam Altman has publicly resisted for years

A plume of smoke rising from the basement of the air traffic control tower at Newark Liberty International Airport on Thursday afternoon did more than halt flights at one of the nation’s busiest hubs. It laid bare, in a matter of minutes, just how thin the margin of safety is in American aviation infrastructure —

For years, Meta promised its users a future where every message, every photo, every fleeting confession shared across its platforms would be shielded by end-to-end encryption. That promise is now fracturing. Instagram, the company’s crown jewel with more than two billion monthly active users, has begun rolling back encryption protections on its messaging system in