Technology

Jetsons-like flying cars may come sooner than you think.

Microsoft says its new Majorana 1 chip could lead to quantum computers capable of unprecedented power, using a newly observed state of matter.

About 580 Starbucks locations have implemented new opaque white compostable cups for cold drink orders. Some customers expressed dissatisfaction over the change.

Reddit is set to roll out some new features this year, which could include paid subreddits.

A man wants to buy a landfill in order to look for and retrieve a Bitcoin hard drive that he lost in 2013 and that is worth millions of dollars.

The popular social media app is available for download again after a temporary shutdown amid national security concerns.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says her government may take legal action against Google for using the name "Gulf of America" on maps, following a decree by President Trump.

A flight passenger took to social media to ask for advice after being told to "climb over" a fellow flyer in order to exit the row for a bathroom break. An etiquette expert weighs in.

Elon Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman collaborated to start the company several years ago and have been involved in a dispute over how the startup should be run.

Google Calendar has removed references to Black History Month, Pride Month, saying the manual additions were not sustainable.

A new text message scam is targeting drivers with claims that they have unpaid tolls that they need to pay soon or they'll be fined.

Sony’s PlayStation Network experienced a major, hours-long outage across the world.

A new Senate bill seeks to criminalize the use of Chinese AI technology, including DeepSeek, imposing severe penalties for violations.

Apple’s latest offering lets users create these unique invites for any occasion that can be shared with anyone.

A new study published in JAMA Pediatrics found that adolescents spend an average of 90 minutes on their smartphones during school hours.

A Reddit user sparked an online debate after posting a photo of a suitcase, instead of a passenger, strapped into a first-class airline seat on a California flight.

The Beatles won Best Rock Performance at the 2024 Grammys for "Now and Then," a song completed with AI technology that isolated John Lennon's vocals.

Flickr, the SmugMug-owned photo-sharing and distribution platform, appeared to be down for at least some users on Wednesday.