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Founded in 2011, Anker has quickly grown to become one of the world’s most recognizable technology companies. Perhaps best known for its range of chargers and power banks, Anker has moved beyond this with an extended product portfolio. However, it’s also scaled its power storage up a notch and now offers home-backup batteries. But can…
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Coding agents are incredible at writing code; however, they do inevitably make mistakes. They overlook some piece of information, or they write convoluted code that leads to unexpected side effects.
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Coding agents are incredible at writing code; however, they do inevitably make mistakes. They overlook some piece of information, or they write convoluted code that leads to unexpected side effects.
Cisco Talos researcher Ryan Fetterman on October 31, 2026 published an analysis of VOLTA-AUTODOXER, a self-deleting Windows infostealer that follows a broad credential-theft pass with a large language model stage designed to rank each victim’s monetizable assets.
Just a few years ago, remixing a song required specialized software and at least a moderate level of musical knowledge and beat-matching skills. AI tools like Suno and Udio now allow less technically proficient users to try their hand at making music, though they’ve been mired in legal battles and now require subscriptions for heavier…
CHAT has officially become the first and only AI ETF to receive a five-star rating from Morningstar
Adobe has added generative AI tools directly into its Premiere and After Effects platforms.Â
Last year, archaeologist Tom Brughmans and colleagues released itiner-e—the largest map of the Roman road system, covering 186,411 miles (300,000 kilometers). Since then, the researchers have been picking apart their database for new insights into these famous roads. Turns out, a lot of what we assume about Roman roads may be wrong.
Link smart home brand Tapo has announced the Doorbell Pro D260, a 4K video doorbell that takes a local-first approach that requires no subscription for features that often call for a monthly fee. It’s available starting Aug. 31 for $200, which is on the pricey end but could be worth it for those who cherish…