PCMag.com
- As Elon Musk hogs the space-related headlines this week, Blue Origin's Jeff Bezos appears eager to remind us that 'slow and steady wins the race.'
- 'It's not possible,' says Taiwan's Vice Premier. Someone might want to tell Howard Lutnick.
- We've discovered big discounts on premium Apple tech, including $100 off an Apple Watch Series 11, $150 off the latest MacBook Air, and Apple AirPods 4 on sale for $99.
- You’ll need to provide a video selfie or photo ID to retain full access.
- With the latest Qualcomm chip, plenty of memory, and an advanced liquid cooling system, the RedMagic 11 Pro runs games better than any other phone we've tested.
CNET
- by Oscar GonzalezPlay your own Big Game at home on your Xbox.
- by John CarlsenIndoor plants struggle during winter months, but the right grow lights and smart plugs can give them the boost they need.
- by Kourtnee JacksonEvery plan comes with unlimited DVR, too.
- by Blake StimacNot into AI? You don't have to use it, and here's how you can change it to your liking.
- by Vanessa Hand OrellanaI spent months comparing the smartwatch and the smart ring to see where they shine. The best choice comes down to my fitness goals.
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Ars Technica
- by Jon BrodkinFCC recently issued equal-time warning to late-night and daytime talk shows.
- by Ashley BelangerDiscord to block adult content unless users verify ages with selfies or IDs.
- by John TimmerCan we pander to MAHA, re-litigate COVID, and improve science at the same time?
- by Jennifer OuelletteBonus: Mandalorian and Grogu 30-second spot shows duo being pulled through the snow by Tauntauns.
- by Jonathan M. GitlinAnalogue dials, aluminum switches, and plenty of buttons for the Ferrari Luce.
- by Benj EdwardsThe $20,000 experiment compiled a Linux kernel but needed deep human management.
- by Dan GoodinIncident is at least the third time the exchange has been targeted by thieves.
- by Benj EdwardsClaude Opus 4.6 and OpenAI Frontier pitch a future of supervising AI agents.
- by Benj EdwardsSam Altman calls AI competitor "dishonest" and "authoritarian" in lengthy post on X.
- by Will Knight, WiredPublishers are rolling out more aggressive defenses.
Nature Communications
- by Zhenyu GuNature Communications, Published online: 09 February 2026; doi:10.1038/s41467-026-69219-0Three-dimensional molecules have drawn tremendous attention due to their pivotal roles in drug discovery as saturated bioisosteres of benzenoids. Here, the authors present a concise synthesis of bicyclo[2.2.1]heptanones and bicyclo[3.2.1]octanones via a photoinduced decatungstate-catalyzed bicyclization of internal alkynes with aldehydes.
- by Ishita GhoshNature Communications, Published online: 09 February 2026; doi:10.1038/s41467-026-68987-zSymmetry breaking has potential for the alteration of properties in 2D layered materials, but is challenging to achieve by mechanical stress. Here, the authors report the stress-induced symmetry breaking in a layered molecular crystal, leading to autonomous and fast self-healing under ambient conditions.
- by Peiyuan SuNature Communications, Published online: 09 February 2026; doi:10.1038/s41467-026-69374-4Femtosecond X-ray solution scattering reveals how solvent environments direct the outcome of ultrafast roaming reactions in bromoform, determining whether transient hot isomers undergo rapid solvolysis or rearrange into long-lived isomeric products.
- by Qian ZhuNature Communications, Published online: 09 February 2026; doi:10.1038/s41467-026-69350-yCD8⁺ T cell abundance in the tumor microenvironment is critical for immunotherapy success. This study shows that the STING–TOX axis suppresses CD8⁺ T cell antitumor activity by inducing ferroptosis. STING–TOX-deficient CD8⁺ T cells enhance outcomes when combined with checkpoint blockade or chemotherapy.
- by Sujan ChatterjeeNature Communications, Published online: 09 February 2026; doi:10.1038/s41467-026-68994-0The study finds that IPMK and InsP6activate HDAC3 to preserve gut integrity. Loss of IPMK impairs this axis, causing leaky gut, while InsP6 restores HDAC3 function, offering a potential therapy for inflammatory bowel disease.
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Search Engine Journal
- by Bengu Sarica DincerBreak the habit of reporting easy metrics and adopt KPIs that reflect how growth actually happens today. The post Why Your SEO KPIs Are Failing Your Business (And How To Fix Them) appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
- by Lisa RaehslerAn AI-aligned approach to PPC budget strategy that moves spend toward conversion probability instead of traditional channel-based planning. The post PPC Budget Rebalancing: How AI Changes Where Marketing Budgets Are Spent appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
- by Roger MonttiThe Washington Post's controversial strategy begins with a foundation, then adjusts based on what works. The post 7 Insights From Washington Post’s Strategy To Win Back Traffic appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
- by Brooke OsmundsonStop guessing when clicks fall and use a structured process to get Google Ads performance back on track. The post 4 Reasons Your Google Ads Clicks Are Down & What You Can Do appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
- by Heather CampbellLearn how to boost visibility for each location in your network. A practical 90 Day Plan can make your brand AI-ready. The post 90 Days. 1 Plan. Improved Local Search Visibility [Webinar] appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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WIRED
- by Brad BourqueThe Epson ET-2980 is a great value at its full price, and the discount sweetens the deal.
- by Jeremy White, Boone AshworthWe got a peek at the interior of Ferrari’s new Luce electric car, which was dreamed up by famed ex-Apple designer and his firm, LoveFrom. It looks and feels a whole lot like an Apple product.
- by Ryan Waniata, Matthew KorfhageThese are our favorite ebike locks for every ride, including the best bike locks designed to thwart angle grinders.
- by Paresh DaveNew York state has required companies to disclose if “technological innovation or automation” was the cause of job loss for nearly a year. So far, none has.
- by Ryan WaniataThe design of Soundcore’s latest open earbuds magically transforms them into noise-canceling buds. But does it actually work?
Kotaku
- by Zack ZwiezenSpeedy little drones and talented operators are providing the coolest views of the 2026 Winter Olympics
- by John WalkerThe latest game from Edmund McMillen combines a vast array of systems with a giant pile of poo jokes
- by Kenneth ShepardThe Warcraft card game has only been available digitally since it launched in 2014
- by Lewis ParkerEpic claims it was communicative but Santa Ragione disagrees
- by Kenneth ShepardOne of the first Pokémon Lego sets has a fun detail in the build
404 Media
- by Emanuel MaibergPatrick Klepek on the reality of parenting in the age of Roblox and YouTube.
- by Samantha ColeChatbots provided incorrect, conflicting medical advice, researchers found: “Despite all the hype, AI just isn't ready to take on the role of the physician.”
- by Jason KoeblerWE BOUGHT A SUPER BOWL AD.
- by Becky Ferreira“The question of whether humanity should reproduce beyond Earth is no longer hypothetical—it is a pressing ethical frontier,” researchers said.
- by Samantha ColeThis week, we discuss AI bubble hysteria, "just go independent," and more.
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The Hill:Technology
- by KAITLYN HUAMANI and BARBARA ORTUTAY, Associated PressLOS ANGELES (AP) — The world's biggest social media companies face several landmark trials this year that seek to hold them responsible for harms to children who use their platforms. Opening statements for the first, in Los Angeles County Superior Court, began on Monday. Instagram's parent company Meta and Google's YouTube will face claims that…
- by Julia ShaperoDiscord, a social platform popular in the gaming community, announced Monday it is rolling out new age assurance technology that will require users to submit a video selfie or another form of identification to fully access the platform’s features. Starting in early March, the platform will begin shifting all users to a “teen-appropriate experience” by…
- by Ashleigh FieldsElon Musk on Sunday offered to pay the legal fees of any Epstein survivor sued for speaking the “truth” in regards to naming who was responsible for their abuse. “I will pay for the defense of anyone who speaks the truth about this and is sued for doing so,” Musk wrote in a post on…
- by Julia MuellerBillionaire Elon Musk is back in the political fray, giving Republicans a boost in the run-up to the 2026 midterm elections. The Tesla CEO had injected hundreds of millions into the 2024 election but announced plans last spring to step back from political spending, a potential blow for the GOP ahead of the high-stakes midterms. […]
- by Julia ShaperoThe European Union (EU) on Friday accused TikTok of violating the bloc’s tech laws with its “addictive design” features. The preliminary finding from the EU’s executive arm, the European Commission, points to features like infinite scroll, autoplay and push notifications, as well as the platform’s “highly personalised recommender system.” It argues that TikTok failed to…
Fox News:Tech
- Ring has expanded its AI-powered Search Party feature nationwide, allowing anyone to use nearby cameras to help find a lost dog quickly.
- SoundCloud data breach exposes 29.8 million users' email addresses and profile data to hackers, leaving affected users locked out with error messages.
- Flying cars are here now. Pivotal's "Helix" eVTOL costs $190,000 amd requires no pilot license. Real people are flying today.
- Protect your deceased loved one's identity from scammers with essential steps. Learn how to secure credit files and close gaps criminals exploit.
- Jim Steyer of Common Sense Media is warning that artificial intelligence companion tools "are not safe for kids under 18" as interactions turn personal.
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TechCrunch
- by Sarah PerezChatGPT ads will display for users on the the free and low-cost "Go" plans.
- by Sean O'KaneOuster is paying $35 million along with 1.8 million shares.
- by Sarah PerezIs Musicboard shutting down? Company says no, but users are worried.
- by Julie BortAfter announcing $190 million in ARR in December, Harvey may be raising again.
- by Rebecca SzkutakBhusri said in a statement that the company's next chapter would be focused on AI.
Technocracy News
- by Garrett Downs via CNBCThis is a stunning revelation into the mind of Donald Trump. Just before the inauguration, Trump's crypto company, World Liberty Financial, struck a secret deal with the head of security in the UAE for a 49% stake for $500 million. The quid pro quo was for Nvidia's AI computer chips. The reverse quid pro quo […]
- by Gianpiero Andrenacci via MediumI covered the background philosophy of Technocracy in Technocracy Rising, which led to the mechanistic thinking of Technocrats in the 1920s and 1930s. Taken to excess, it resulted in total control over the environment and man himself by a narrow slice of society dominated by pathological megalomaniacs. Encasing man in a machine from which there […]
- by Will Knight via WiredThe Internet is going to the dogs bots. Agentic AI bots are displacing human activity in a typical accelerationist fashion: "Move fast and break things." The OpenClaw virtual assistant is the tip of the iceberg with AI bots interacting with other AI bots, sans humans. Who reads that stuff, anyway? Even more bots, but not […]
- by Tyler Durden via ZeroHedgeThe United Nations sits on 17 acres in Manhattan that was originally donated by John D Rockefeller, Jr. in 1946. Ever since, it has been subservient to the global elite to dominate the world, even though it was funded mostly by American taxpayer funds. The Trilateral Commission, founded by David Rockefeller in 1973, used the […]
- by Iain Davis via OffGuardianWhat does the United Nations know about urban development for your city? Nothing! Who gave them the right to impose draconian policies like 15-minute cities? Nobody! FMCs are straight out of the Sustainable Development Goals, enforcing "Net Zero" policies in the war on carbon. Forget cars, ride a bicycle. Plug into the Internet of Everything, […]
Consumer Affairs News
- by Kristen DalliExperts want permanent standard time to protect health, safety, and better sleep By Kristen Dalli of ConsumerAffairs February 9, 2026 Sleep experts and a new survey show most Americans support ending seasonal clock changes. The call is for permanent standard time not daylight saving time because it better matches our biological clocks. Research and public […]
- by Kristen DalliFood labels may look the same but mean something new starting now By Kristen Dalli of ConsumerAffairs February 9, 2026 No artificial colors can now be used on food labels even if natural dyes are added. FDA will let companies use these claims voluntarily without penalty. New natural color options are approved to help phase […]
- by Kyle JamesYour junk drawer could be hiding this weeks grocery budget By Kyle James of ConsumerAffairs February 9, 2026 Get a quick quote online, ship your device with a free label, and receive a digital Shop Card to use on groceries and more at Costco. Factory reset it, remove all personal accounts, and be honest about […]
- by Mark HuffmanThis may be as good as it gets By Mark Huffman of ConsumerAffairs February 9, 2026 30-year fixed mortgage rates averaged6.11% as of Feb. 5, 2026, holding near its lowest level in years and remaining essentially flat from the previous weeks 6.10%. Fifteen-year fixed mortgage rates averaged5.50%, also slightly up week-to-week, but significantly below the […]
- by Mark HuffmanAs demand cools and listings pile up, buyers are offering well below the list price By Mark Huffman of ConsumerAffairs February 5, 2026 The typical homebuyer who paid below asking price in 2025 received a 7.9% discountthe largest since 2012. Nearly two-thirds of buyers paid less than list price, the highest share since before the […]
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