Category: Technology

Hulu’s live TV offering launched in beta in mid-2017 with a limited selection of channels and a $40 price tag. Today, it includes access to more than 65 channels and a cloud-based DVR capable of storing 50 hours of recorded content. At $64.99 per month, it’s not really any more affordable than a traditional cable […]

Ming-Chi Kuo from TF International Securities said in a recent research note viewed by MacRumors that Apple’s long-rumored AirTags will finally launch this year. The versatile tracker was originally expected to break cover late last year following a long lead-up but the announcement was ultimately delayed. At the time, Apple leaker Jon Prosser said the […]

This information came to light thanks to a recent job listing posted by Microsoft. The listing calls for a software engineer who can work alongside Microsoft’s “key platform, Surface, and OEM partners” to deliver said “rejuvenation.” The ultimate goal of the refresh would be to signal to Microsoft’s customers that “Windows is BACK” (emphasis theirs), […]

Last December, Google fired AI researcher Timnit Gebru after she tried to be outspoken about unethical AI, which elevated public criticism of the company as well as internal dissent. Today, more than 225 Google employees announced they’ve created a union, which is a first for parent company Alphabet and a historic event for Silicon Valley. […]

Unfortunately for the three companies — and, potentially, consumers — Haven is now disbanding, after a mere three years of operation (it started back in January of 2018). There are undoubtedly dozens of potential reasons for the company’s closure, but a recent CNBC report offers a few plausible explanations; backed by facts obtained through its […]

Last week Xbox Live’s Director of Programming Lawrence Hryb (aka Major Nelson) invited Phil Spencer to his podcast for an interview. When Nelson brought up shortages, the Xbox head said that all the cogs in the console manufacturing machine are turning at full speed (below). “I get some people [asking] ‘Why didn’t you build more, […]

This upcoming rule is the second such statewide ban we’ve seen to date, with the first being California’s identical rules (which have the same 2035 deadline). It’s clear that Massachusetts took inspiration from the west coast state, but in this case, that’s hardly a bad thing (at least, if you’re in favor of EVs). Naturally, […]