Major tech companies are scrambling as new U.S. visa screening rules cause appointment delays of up to a year. Internal memos warn H-1B holders that traveling could strand them outside the country for months.
The shadow library Anna’s Archive claims to have executed one of the largest music data scrapes ever from Spotify. The alleged haul includes millions of audio files and a colossal metadata set, posing serious questions for the streaming giant.
A new podcast episode dives into the wild story of AIM. It was created by a semi-rogue team inside AOL, loathed by executives, and became an undeniable icon. Yet the company never cracked how to make money from it.
A new analysis shows Wall Street is obsessed with asking tech companies about AI but barely questions other S&P 500 firms. This disconnect is happening even as businesses spend billions on the tech, creating a risky information gap for investors.
Microsoft is rolling out a significant update to the Narrator screen reader in Windows 11. It allows users to customize exactly which UI details are spoken and in what order, a major step for accessibility personalization.
Microsoft is rolling out a new framework called Agent Launchers in Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7523. It lets developers register AI agents that can be launched from anywhere in Windows, including the taskbar’s Ask Copilot feature.
If you were hoping to downgrade from iOS 26.2 back to iOS 26.1, you’re out of luck. Apple has officially stopped signing the older version, a standard but decisive move for security.
In a deal mixing cash and equity, AI code editor Cursor is acquiring Graphite to integrate writing and reviewing code. The move comes as studies question the real productivity gains from AI coding tools.
According to a new report, Lenovo is planning a SteamOS version of its Legion Go 2 handheld for 2026. It would pack a high-end Ryzen Z2 Extreme APU, marking a major new challenger to Valve’s own Steam Deck.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT mobile app is a revenue monster, pulling in $2.5 billion in consumer spending in 2025 alone. The app has now crossed $3 billion in lifetime mobile revenue, growing faster than giants like TikTok. This is just the beginning of OpenAI’s monetization push.
