Tech

Around 5,000–6,000 people worldwide have signed up to have their bodies or brains cryonically preserved after death. Scientists say revival is vanishingly unlikely. So what exactly are they waiting for?

As Apple celebrates its 50th anniversary, The Verge has launched an interactive ranking of the 50 greatest Apple products ever made. But the real question isn't which product wins—it's what 'greatest' even means.

A federal judge blocked the Pentagon's blacklisting of Anthropic, ruling that punishing a company for public criticism of government policy is a textbook First Amendment violation.

SES AI is abandoning lithium battery development for AI-driven materials discovery. One CEO's blunt diagnosis of Western battery industry collapse — and what it means for the future of energy tech.

P3 Global Intel, which powers anonymous crime tip systems for law enforcement worldwide, suffered a major breach. The implications go far beyond a typical data leak.

Netflix has hiked prices across all plans, including its ad-supported tier, just 14 months after its last increase. What this means for subscribers, competitors, and the future of streaming economics.

Apple's iOS 27 will let users swap in Google Gemini, Anthropic's Claude, or other AI chatbots to power Siri responses. Here's what that actually means for you, for competitors, and for the AI industry.

Streaming prices have doubled in a decade. Netflix, Disney, HBO Max — every platform is charging more and adding ads. Here's why, and what it means for you.

Google's Live Translate now works on iOS and in 12 countries, turning any headphones into a real-time translation device powered by Gemini AI. Here's what it means beyond the convenience.

Malware found in LiteLLM, a core AI developer tool downloaded 3.4M times daily. A supply chain attack, credential theft, and a compliance certification scandal wrapped into one story.

ByteDance's Dreamina Seedance 2.0 is now live in CapCut for seven markets. The US is missing. Here's what that tells us about AI video's biggest unsolved problem — and what it means for creators.

Every new gadget carries hidden costs — in carbon, labor, and waste. Here's a practical, honest guide to buying tech more ethically in 2026.