Nvidia GeForce Now Ultimate vs. Your Own RTX GPU
Nvidia's GeForce Now has changed a lot in the year since we asked the question: which is better, a new graphics card or a subscription to GeForce Now's Ultimate tier?
Modern, bloated websites are causing low-end devices to struggle
One device can play PUBG but can't load Quora
As Reddit prepares for IPO, sale of user generated content draws FTC's attention
The content will be licensed to Google for AI training
The FCC now defines broadband as 100 Mbps at minimum – 25/3 Mbps was simply not enough
100 Mbps download, 20 Mbps upload -- plus a long-term gigabit goal
Pornhub no longer accessible in Texas due to age verification laws
YouPorn and Brazzers are also blocked in the state
Massive internet outage hits West and Central Africa after undersea cables fail
Was sabotage involved?
Amazon's generative AI can create product pages based on other online listings
Good for sellers, bad for customers?
Banana Pi's new $30 router delivers Wi-Fi 6 speeds, OpenWrt flexibility
Cutting-edge networking tech doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg
YouTube is updating its TV app for better interaction with comments, likes, and more
It also improves access to product links
Elon Musk cancels Don Lemon's show on X before debut following "tense" interview
"I don't have to answer questions from reporters, Don,"
Circle the date: Summer Game Fest 2024 is set for June 7
Streaming live from the YouTube Theater
Google awarded $10 million in bug bounties last year, the second highest in the program's history
The largest single payout was $113,337
Neil Young comes back to Spotify, two years after Joe Rogan "vaccine disinformation" row
The singer still isn't happy with Spotify's audio quality, though
Tim Berners-Lee shares his predictions on the 35th anniversary of the World Wide Web
Surprisingly optimistic
The IRS launches a free online tax filing tool in 12 states
Direct File can only be used to file federal returns, for now
Google, Apple, Microsoft and Mozilla release Speedometer 3.0 to benchmark browser performance
For a definitive answer to whether your browser is the fastest
Carmakers are sharing driving habits with insurance companies, unbeknownst to owners
Have your insurance rates jumped and you don't know why?
Airbnb bans indoor security cameras from rentals
Hosts can still monitor noise levels to prevent house party situations
Biden backs bill that could kill TikTok in the US, TikTok fights back
"If they pass it, I'll sign it"
The New York Times issues DMCA takedown requests against Wordle imitators
The Times bought Wordle in 2022
Discord claims over 200 million monthly active users, planning an IPO
Discord is also opening up Quests to more games and launching official game-themed items in its store
WhatsApp and Messenger will become interoperable with third-party apps using the Signal protocol
The interoperability, however, is only meant for EU residents
Ransomware group scams its partner out of a share of $22 million by faking an FBI takedown
Who said there is "honor among thieves?"
Google updates Search to fight low-quality spammy content, doesn't mention "AI" at all
An effort to neutralize "emerging tactics" designed to game search results
A hot potato: While we wait for the global revolution that AI algorithms will surely bring, Google is trying to survive the incoming spam-apocalypse enabled by automatic content generation at scale. The company is seemingly improving web search with more stringent rules against meaningless web pages, but their track record for the past few years is far from positive.
Facebook to remove the News tab in US and Australia as company shifts its focus
Meta continues prioritizing user content over news