Six Minutes of Silence on the Moon
A vending-machine-sized lander from a Houston startup touched down on the moon Thursday night, and the six minutes of dead silence before anyone knew it survived was more tense than it had any right to be.
A vending-machine-sized lander from a Houston startup touched down on the moon Thursday night, and the six minutes of dead silence before anyone knew it survived was more tense than it had any right to be.
Reddit finally filed its S-1 this week, and the weirdest part isnt the numbers, its the plan to let regular users and mods buy in before the stock even opens.
A weekend borrowing a friend's Apple Vision Pro during the first big wave of return-window stories, and what actually made me hesitate wasn't the price.
Today's the 14-day return deadline for Vision Pro launch-day buyers, and the "Vision Pro face" red-mark photos going around this week explain a lot about why lines are forming to send them back.
OpenAI dropped Sora this morning and my whole timeline turned into a film festival, but the thing that stuck with me was smaller and weirder than the demo reel.
I finally did the guided Vision Pro demo at the Apple Store this week, and I've got thoughts on the display, the weight, the return-window chatter, and Google renaming Bard to Gemini the same week.
Snap's stock got shredded this week after a rough earnings call, right on the heels of Meta's record-setting dividend pop. Some notes on why one of these companies is fine and the other is not.
A quick reaction to Wednesday's Senate hearing on child safety, where Zuckerberg was pushed to turn around and apologize to families in the room, and why that one moment landed differently than the rest of the theater.
Apple's new EU compliance rules include a 50-cent-per-install fee that applies even outside the App Store, plus a quiet decision to kill home screen web apps entirely.
Vision Pro preorders opened Friday at $3,499 and sold out fast. I sat at my laptop, cursor hovering over the buy button, and then didn't.
CES just wrapped and everyone's talking about the $199 Rabbit R1. I've got a drawer full of gadgets that promised the same thing, so here's why I'm cautiously optimistic but not buying yet.
CES wrapped up this week and the gadget everyone's buzzing about is a tiny orange box called the Rabbit R1. Im glad its cheap, but Im not convinced its anything more than a really charming demo.