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Not even Spotify is safe from AI slop

How fake music targets real artists.

Elizabeth Lopatto
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Valorant is winning the war against PC gaming cheaters

Riot Games’ investment into its Vanguard system is paying off.

Tom Warren
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Why is Nintendo targeting this YouTuber?

Russ Crandall is Retro Game Corps, and his job is at stake.

Sean Hollister
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The bill finally comes due for Elon Musk

The Tesla CEO has long promised — and failed to deliver — a fully autonomous vehicle. With this week’s robotaxi reveal, his time is up.

Andrew J. Hawkins
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Epic is suing Google — again — and now Samsung, too

The Auto Blocker conspiracy theory.

Sean Hollister
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Why NASA is sticking with Boeing

The Starliner debacle fueled speculation that the space agency would dump Boeing. But if it did, it would be left with SpaceX — and Elon Musk.

Georgina Torbet
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Tech

Intel reveals first Lunar Lake laptop CPUs: everything you need to know

Sean Hollister
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Transpo

What a 160-year-old theory about coal predicts about our self-driving future

David Zipper
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Cars

The EV evolution is going to take longer than we thought

Andrew J. Hawkins
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How Star Wars walked away from the world’s first self-retracting lightsaber toy

The Goliath Power Saber.

Sean Hollister
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Inside Ford’s private off-road track where it tests its wildest electric machines

These high-speed electric models follow in the footsteps of 120 years of Ford racing.

Tim Stevens

The invisible problem with sending people to Mars

Getting to Mars will be easy. It’s the whole ‘living there’ part that we haven’t figured out.

Georgina Torbet
Google Pixel

Using Gemini Live was faster than Google, but also more awkward

Alex Cranz
Intel

Will PC makers replace your crashing Intel chip? We asked 15 of them

Sean Hollister

Why are so many car YouTubers quitting?

From Car Throttle to Donut, countless YouTube creators are fleeing. But is this a new trend or a tale as old as venture capital?

Tim Stevens
Gaming

Humble Games layoffs leave indie studios in a state of uncertainty

Jay Peters

The 78 minutes that took down millions of Windows machines

CrowdStrike’s faulty update has kicked off questions about how to avoid a similar tech disaster.

Tom Warren

Early Apple tech bloggers are shocked to find their name and work have been AI-zombified

The new TUAW is ripping off its former writers.

Jay Peters
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Why Redbox has been powering down

The bankruptcy of Redbox’s parent company came after months of chaos, cash crunch, and corporate upheaval.

Janko Roettgers

I renewed my US passport in a single week with the government’s speedy online beta

If you can get into the beta, it’s incredibly speedy right now.

Sean Hollister

Windows on Arm finally has legs

Microsoft and Qualcomm have convinced software developers to lean into their latest Arm push.

Tom Warren

The surprisingly not-so-doomed effort to force US drivers to stop speeding

People love to speed, but with traffic fatalities rising, would they accept new technology that would make it harder to drive recklessly?

Abigail Bassett
Tech

Best Buy is shutting down its Samsung repair program

Wes Davis

All of Microsoft’s MacBook Air-beating benchmarks

Microsoft is confident it can beat the MacBook Air M3 on performance, price, and battery life.

Tom Warren
Space

The mission to retrieve a Mars sample is running into turbulence

Georgina Torbet

Framework won’t be just a laptop company anymore

It started with notebooks, but that wasn’t the master plan.

Sean Hollister

The little smart home platform that could

How Home Assistant plans to transition from an enthusiast platform to a mainstream consumer product.

Jennifer Pattison Tuohy

Discord is nuking Nintendo Switch emulator devs and their entire servers

And perhaps sidestepping its own policy in the process.

Sean Hollister

How a Windows shake-up could position Microsoft to capitalize on AI PCs

An inside look at Windows and Surface leadership changes that could have far-reaching effects.

Tom Warren

Nuclear weapons in space are bad news for the entire planet

‘The old fear has come back.’

Georgina Torbet

Playtron: the startup hoping to Steam Deck-ify the world

What if Steam Deck, but not just Steam and not just Deck?

Sean Hollister

How Nintendo’s destruction of Yuzu is rocking the emulator world

Nintendo sued Yuzu into the ground. What happened next?

Sean Hollister

A fortnight in Fortnite court

20 things we learned from the Epic v. Google trial.

Sean Hollister
Microsoft

Microsoft is finally making custom chips — and they’re all about AI

Tom Warren

Former Kotaku writers are launching a new video game site — and they own it this time

They’ve started Aftermath, a new website about video games and culture.

Jay Peters

The EV transition trips over its own cord

EV sales are skyrocketing, more than 100 models are on sale, and charging infrastructure is getting better. So why does everything seem so precarious all of a sudden?

Andrew J. Hawkins
Toys

‘Nerfball’ introduces Nerf’s smartest foam yet — it detects dart impacts

Sean Hollister
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Intel

Intel will launch Meteor Lake on December 14th — this is Intel’s Core Ultra

Sean Hollister
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Dough doesn’t pass the smell test

Eve, the monitor and tablet company that some accuse of walking away with their money, hasn’t fixed its reputation.

Sean Hollister
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Tech

Microsoft’s next Xbox, coming 2028, envisions hybrid computing

Sean Hollister
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