BBC Technology News feed
- It controversially updated the Gulf's name for US users after President Trump ordered it to be changed.
- Eric Schmidt says AI technology could "harm innocent people" if it ends up in the wrong hands.
- Many people are turning to so-called "sideloading" because the app is unavailable on official stores.
- The world's richest man took questions for the first time since he was appointed to lead a sweeping government cost-cutting effort.
- The chief technology officer of Hill Dickinson warned of the use of AI tools.
- Could AI help people with speech loss talk by interpreting signals in their brain ?
- It follows a warning from US Vice-President JD Vance that excessive regulation could "kill a transformative industry."
- The Gulf of Mexico has been renamed the Gulf of America on Google Maps in the US. BBC Verify explains why Google made the change.
- Musk's attorney confirmed he had submitted the bid for "all assets" of the company on Monday.
- The BBC's head of news and current affairs says the developers of the tools are "playing with fire."
CNN Technology News Feed
- It is a car kitted out with technology its developers boldly predict will transform our cities and change the way we live.
- Fake news is actually really easy to spot — if you know how. Consider this your New Media Literacy Guide.
- Piloting one of the breed of light aircraft is said to be as easy as driving a car
- It's the prize giving ceremony that everyone's on time for.
- Thinking about treating your family to a little virtual reality this holiday? Have no idea where to start? Don't worry. From Google's inexpensive Cardboard VR viewer to Sony's new PlayStation VR, this guide will help you figure out what makes sense for your family's interests, needs and budget.
- Teenage girls have designed Africa's first private satellite due to launch into space in 2017. It's hoped it can monitor and find answers to South Africa's drought crisis.
- See photos of November's supermoon — the brightest in nearly 70 years.
- These days, teachers often face classrooms filled with yawning students who stayed up late snapping selfies or playing online games.
- What do Discman, Tamagotchi, and Game Boy have in common?
- From infinity and beyond, he found a way to vote.
Wired Technology News Feed
- From a can of Spam to a mini suitcase, these are our favorite ways to disguise (and protect) Apple’s wireless earbuds. We have picks for protecting the over-the-ear AirPods Max headphones too.
- There are too many great features turned off by default. Rectify that with these tips.
- Whether you’re biking to the office or schlepping a camera to a shoot, a laptop bag is your constant companion. These WIRED-reviewed packs do the job.
- FDA-approved, cleared, or just regulated? We break down the jargon on your lotions, potions, and gizmos.
- “Good game stories are going to be written by good narrative designers,” says Obsidian’s Carrie Patel. The new fantasy RPG she helmed gets an early release today.
- We found good deals on utterly giftable WIRED-approved gadgets.
- Keep your iPhone battery topped up with a magnetic MagSafe wireless charger.
- WIRED has tested hundreds of bed-in-a-box mattresses for a week each. Our top pick, the Helix Midnight Luxe hybrid, is the best bed you can buy online.
- Romance scams cost victims hundreds of millions of dollars a year. As people grow increasingly isolated, and generative AI helps scammers scale their crimes, the problem could get worse.
- Watch Duty proved indispensable during the recent LA wildfires. John Mills, the app’s creator, wants it to be the one place to go for tracking disasters. He just needs all the data to do it.