Sony has once again raised the bar in the wireless headphone world with the WH-1000XM6, launched in May 2025. This flagship model stands out as a top pick for noise-cancelling...
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Redefining Broadcast Strategy Through Trusted Technology Partnerships
The broadcast industry is under pressure from every direction at once. Linear revenues are sliding, audiences are fragmenting, and consolidation is accelerating. For broadcast CTOs, the challenge is no longer...
J.P. Morgan Payments’ Matthew McCown Set to Address FinAi Banking Summit in Denver
J.P. Morgan Payments executive Matthew McCown will take the stage at the FinAi Banking Summit in March, adding a big-name voice to a conference focused on how banks are actually...
Pennsylvania Principal Faces Firing Over Antisemitic Voicemail
A Pennsylvania elementary school principal is set to lose his job after leaving a voicemail filled with antisemitic comments that he thought had ended. Philip Leddy, head of Lower Gwynedd...
College Hockey’s Best Converge in Boston as Spengler Cup Journey Begins
Boston became a temporary hub for elite college hockey this week as players from across the NCAA gathered for the first practice of the U.S. College Selects, the all-star squad...
Nick Saban Joins Predators as Minority Owner
Legendary college football coach Nick Saban has taken a new step in his career by becoming a minority owner of the Nashville Predators hockey team. The announcement came on December...
China Unicom Unveils Tablet That Blends Android With Cloud-Based Windows
A Chinese state-backed telecom operator has stepped into unusual territory, launching a tablet that runs Android locally while offering access to a full Windows environment through the cloud. The device,...
Linux Kernel 7.0 Quietly Cuts Ties With AMD’s Never-Released NPU2
Linux kernel maintainers are preparing to remove support for AMD’s unreleased NPU2 in the upcoming Linux 7.0 release, a low-profile change that says a lot about how open-source software treats...
Google Pixel 8 and 9 Camera Bugs Surface in Android 16 QPR3 Beta, Leaving Users With Shaky Results
A fresh Android 16 beta update has landed with a thud for some Google Pixel users. Owners of the Pixel 8 and Pixel 9 say the camera, usually a strong...
NYT Reporter Sues AI Firms for Copyright Breach
A prominent New York Times reporter, John Carreyrou, has filed a lawsuit against major AI companies including Google, xAI, OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta Platforms, and Perplexity. The suit, lodged in California...