The numbers speak for themselves: the MacBook Pro with M5 Pro and M5 Max launches in days. Apple already has units in shipping warehouses worldwide. GPU 34% faster than the M4 Max, 3.5x AI performance, Thunderbolt 5 and Wi-Fi 7. We analyze specs, pricing, and whether you should upgrade.
The numbers speak for themselves: a single click on a legitimate Microsoft link was enough for an attacker to steal your location, recent files, travel plans, and complete Copilot conversations. The attack is called Reprompt, it chains three prompt injection techniques, and it worked even after closing the chat. 33 million users were at risk.
Let me break this down: Google launched an AI that turns text into playable video game worlds in real time. Investors panicked, gaming stocks tanked, and someone already generated a bootleg Zelda. But before declaring the death of video games, there are facts you need to know.
Let me break this down: India just eliminated corporate tax for foreign cloud providers until 2047. From paying 35% to paying zero. AWS commits $35B, Microsoft $17.5B, Google $15B. It's the most aggressive fiscal bet on the planet to attract AI infrastructure.
The numbers speak for themselves: Adobe Animate disappears on March 1, 2026, taking 30 years of history with it. There's no 1-to-1 alternative. Flash defined the internet, powered TV shows, and created an entire generation of indie animators. We analyze what options remain and why Adobe is prioritizing AI.
Let me break this down: Firefox 148 arrives February 24 with a single toggle that kills every AI feature in the browser. Translations, chatbots, smart tabs... all of it. No other major browser offers anything like it. Here's how it works and why it matters.
