John Shirley

Apple TV to Become Exclusive US Home for Formula 1 Racing Starting in 2026 Apple has secured an exclusive five year deal for the United States broadcast rights to Formula 1 racing. Starting with the 2026 season, every F1 Grand Prix will be aired on Apple TV, marking a major shift in how American fans […]

Wikimedia Raises Alarm on AI Threat to Internet Knowledge and Its Own Survival The Wikimedia Foundation is issuing a stark warning about how artificial intelligence is undermining the ecosystem of reliable information online. In a recent blog post, the organizations senior director of product, Marshall Miller, detailed a significant drop in page views that they

AT&T Pushes Through Another Internet Price Hike, Citing Evolving Needs AT&T is increasing the monthly price for its home internet service by five dollars. The change is set to take effect on December 1st. This marks the second such increase in a year, following a similar five dollar hike implemented in November 2024. The company

Apple iPad Deals Are Slim Pickings After Prime Day Sales We generally think Apple iPads are the best tablets for most people, but they are not usually cheap. To help you get the most value, we track sale prices and compile the best iPad deals each week. Unfortunately, after the many discounts we saw during

Nintendo is gearing up for massive demand for its new Switch 2 console, reportedly asking its suppliers to manufacture 25 million units by the end of March 2026. This aggressive production target suggests the company is highly confident in the console’s continued sales momentum, especially through the upcoming holiday shopping season. This plan positions Nintendo

Apple Refreshes Key Devices with New M5 Chip, Highlighting Major GPU Leap Apple has unveiled its latest wave of products, all centered around the new M5 chip. The refresh includes the 14-inch MacBook Pro, the iPad Pro, and the Vision Pro headset. According to tech commentators, the most significant upgrade across the board is the

The Ultimate Guide to the Best Android Phones for 2025 Navigating the world of Android phones can be a daunting task. With a vast array of brands, models, and features, the choices seem endless. This diversity, however, is Android’s greatest strength, offering everything from premium Samsung flagships to affordable Motorola devices and innovative foldables. Unlike

Meta to Discontinue Desktop Messenger Apps, Shifts Focus to Web and Mobile Meta is officially shutting down its standalone Messenger applications for both macOS and Windows. The company has confirmed that the desktop apps will cease to function entirely after December 15. This move signals a strategic pivot, pushing users towards accessing Messenger through web

Google Ask Photos AI Feature Blocked in Texas and Illinois Google has confirmed that its Ask Photos feature, powered by the Gemini AI, is currently unavailable for users in Texas and Illinois. The company also stated that the related Conversational Editing tool for Google Photos is similarly missing in those states. In a statement, Google

Tesla Pushes Boundaries Again With Mad Max Self Driving Mode Tesla has introduced a new and controversial setting to its Full Self Driving suite, and it is drawing immediate criticism for its apparent disregard for traffic laws. The feature is called Mad Max mode, and it reportedly pushes the vehicle to drive at higher speeds