Technology
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G.Skill Begins $2.4 Million Settlement Payouts Over RAM Speed Claims
Payments are officially reaching consumers involved in a $2.4 million class action settlement against G.Skill over how the manufacturer advertised…
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Data Shows Tesla Quietly Pivoting to Driverless Robotaxis in Texas
Independent tracking indicates Tesla has transitioned its entire Austin Robotaxi operation to fully driverless rides, marking a significant operational shift…
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Crunchyroll Brings Anime Streaming to In-Car Displays via Appning
Anime fans may soon access their favorite shows directly from their vehicle displays, following Crunchyroll’s rollout on the Appning app…
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Massive MicroSD Endurance Test Kills 177 Cards—Exposing Big Gaps Between Storage Brands
TL;DR: Independent stress testing of 351 microSD cards across 52 manufacturers has recorded 177 hardware failures, read-only lockouts, or severe…
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Texas Federal Judge Strikes Down ATF Ghost Gun Restrictions as Unconstitutional
Federal requirements compelling gun kit sellers to hold licenses, run background checks, assign serial numbers, and maintain customer records have…
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Stripe Declares Start of ‘Singularity’ to Justify Staying Private and Funding $8B AI Deals
Payments giant Stripe has framed its long-term corporate strategy around the concept that the global economy entered the technological “singularity”…
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Leaked Intel Nova Lake Benchmark Points to 28-Core Desktop Flagship
Initial benchmark metrics attributed to Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake desktop architecture indicate a 28 cores flagship CPU capable of surpassing…
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Flaw in Visa Contactless Protocol Lets Expired Credit Cards Approve New Charges
Contactless payment verification protocols contain a fundamental flaw that allows expired payment cards to execute fraudulent transactions. While the vulnerability…
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