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Apple's M5 Max MacBook Pro benchmarks like a workstation, games like a dedicated GPU rig, and runs local AI faster than ever. But it's also the same chassis Apple's been selling since 2021. Is that a problem?

At GDC 2026, Google announced major updates to bring Google Play to Windows—new tabs, wishlists, premium titles, and game trials. But can it compete with Steam and Game Pass?

SpaceX has filed to launch up to 1 million satellites for space-based data centers. As its feud with Amazon intensifies, the FCC chairman has publicly sided against Amazon. What's really at stake.

Apple's rumored foldable iPhone could sport an iPad Mini-sized inner display with a new multitasking interface — but it won't run iPad apps. What does that mean for consumers, Samsung, and Apple's own lineup?

Intel's Core Ultra 200S Plus (Arrow Lake Refresh) adds cores and bumps clocks, promising 15% better gaming. But the real question is: compared to what? Here's what enthusiasts need to know.

Anduril Industries acquires ExoAnalytic Solutions and its 400-telescope global network. As private firms take over space domain awareness, who really controls the eyes watching the skies?

The NIH just announced a 'Scientific Freedom Lectures' series. The first speaker isn't a scientist. He's a journalist known for fringe COVID and climate views. What does that tell us?

Over 30 startups hit unicorn status in just two months of 2026. AI is the catalyst, but healthcare, crypto, and robotics are quietly stealing the show.

Anduril's acquisition of ExoAnalytic Solutions — the world's largest commercial telescope network — signals a fundamental shift in who controls space domain awareness. What are the stakes?

OpenAI plans to embed its Sora video generator directly into ChatGPT. The move could supercharge adoption—but also flood the internet with AI-generated deepfakes at unprecedented scale.

Rivian's R2 Performance SUV starts deliveries this spring at $57,990 — 330 miles of range, 656 hp, and a rare thing in the EV world: an on-time launch.

WhatsApp's new parent-managed accounts for under-13s offer monitoring tools and safety features. But the line between protection and surveillance is thinner than a PIN code.