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Free Harry Potter audiobooks arrive on Audible, Spotify, and YouTube next month
A global initiative will distribute free Harry Potter books and full cast audiobooks to schools and libraries.
Kobo's buy-one-get-one audiobook deal ends September 30, here's what you can get
Thousands of audiobooks qualify for a Kobo BOGO, automatic discount at checkout on the lower-priced title.
Quick-scope cows, blow up blocks, then kickflip away in the internet's wildest game mashup
Reverse‑engineered code pulls assets from games you own to fuse gunplay, crafting and kickflips into a surreal sandbox.
Meta’s Muse is facing backlash after sending a stranger to a user’s house without permission
When an AI assistant tries to handle a Marketplace sell by accepting a lowball offer and hallucinating buyer's available hours for pickup.
Windows has been keeping thumbnails of all your deleted photos for years—here’s how to fix
Cleaning those hidden files requires manual steps and regular maintenance to truly scrub cached thumbnails from Windows.
This tiny eReader proves bigger isn't always better — and preorders open today
A pocket-sized 3.97-inch ePaper reader with 235 ppi, adjustable warm light, and a magnetic case that slips into pockets.
September’s Windows Insider feature is something we should've had 15 years ago
Your daily workflow just got a lot easier, as the Start menu shows you all your phone's recent activity.
Opera's new automatic VPN on public Wi-Fi comes with one major asterisk
Background checks detect unsecured networks and trigger Opera's built-in VPN after you flip the toggle in settings.
Four new Pixel Watch features help you spot health changes before they become serious
Insulin resistance, blood pressure and nightly breathing metrics mapped over weeks to spot meaningful shifts early.
Google Play’s biggest open-source rival finally got the update it desperately needed
A UI overhaul along with easier installation processes come to F-Droid's 2.0 version, rolling out soon.
An AI agent hacked a government website, and officials don’t know what to do
A self running agent wandered into Services Australia systems, accessing insurance billings, pharma data and crime statistics before notice.
If you're the only good prompt-maker at your company, Notion will now let you share your skills with the team
The workspace platform's new feature will enable you to share your prompts for agentic AI tools with your team, regardless of which agent they use.
Google is sending AI into space, but there's one brutal problem
A prototype satellite will test TPU resilience against launch g forces, cosmic rays, and vacuum cooling challenges.
iPhone chips are running full AAA games natively, and consoles should worry
Unofficial ports blend emulation and native builds into weekend projects that actually feel playable on handheld glass.
Pixel 11's new Gemini phone call feature sounds amazing until you realize the limitation
A Pixel 11 beta lets Gemini place business calls, navigate menus, wait on hold and show a live transcript.
The Elder Scrolls II just became an MMO, and it only took three decades
Jump into Daggerfall via browser with save import, bundled Unity mods, remastered audio and classic toggle.
After months of backlash, Discord's age-verification system returns with the same basic problem
Millions labeled unconfirmed may need phone wallet signals, AgeKey, or an ID or selfie to unlock adult spaces.
Claude's 20% boost is back, and this time we're celebrating Opus 5.5
Longer sessions meet faster, cheaper outputs as Opus 5.5 reduces token use and speeds up professional workflows.
Apple just made premium headphones that work better with Android than AirPods do
Priced at $350 with upgraded ANC, automatic audio switching and replaceable parts the 360s aim to rival other premium pairs.
A Reddit user's RTX 5080 died after installing unofficial DLSS 5 in GTA 5
One user's mod fueled experiment with unofficial DLSS and ReoDx ended in sudden failure and an expensive lesson.