Google is rushing out an urgent update for Pixel phones enrolled in the Android 16 beta program. The fix addresses a bug causing apps to crash on startup, potentially affecting over 1.5 million devices. If you’re on the beta, you should install this patch immediately.
The bar for a Series A is sky-high. Investors are looking for undeniable product-market fit, repeatable sales, and founders with relentless passion. Here’s what they said at TechCrunch Disrupt.
Everyone wants to be product-led, but finding the right people is becoming impossible. Openings outpace active workers by nearly 3 to 1, creating a paradox for businesses trying to gain an edge.
LG is escalating the gaming monitor wars with a new UltraGear evo series announced just days after Samsung’s Odyssey refresh. The headliners are a massive 52-inch 5K2K monitor and a 39-inch Tandem OLED ultrawide. All three models will be shown at CES 2026 starting January 6th.
When Apple warns a user they’ve been targeted by mercenary spyware, it directs them to a small nonprofit helpline. That team, spread across Costa Rica, Manila, and Tunisia, sifts through hundreds of cases to find the real infections.
A proposed California ballot measure would impose a one-time 5% tax on billionaires, aiming to raise $100 billion. Tech titans like Peter Thiel and Larry Page are already threatening to leave the state. The drama mirrors similar fights in New York, but data from Massachusetts suggests the wealthy do
A tech journalist argues that the current focus on social media and AI can leave tech enthusiasts feeling empty. He found that Linux offers a more participatory, creative, and genuinely social alternative to passive consumption.
Samsung’s upcoming Exynos 2600 chip is shaping up to be a potential game-changer. It combines a cutting-edge 2nm manufacturing process, a new in-house GPU, and novel cooling tech to tackle the brand’s historic weaknesses.
Intel has announced a hiatus for its open-source IWD Wi-Fi daemon development. At the same time, the company is preparing KVM to support its new Advanced Performance Extensions (APX) for future CPUs.
A 2,000-acre plot of Arizona desert is set to become a massive AI data center, backed by Chamath Palihapitiya. The project is a flashpoint in the growing conflict between tech’s physical needs and local communities across the U.S.
