Biomemory Launches DNA Shield to Store Critical Data in Synthetic DNA
Biomemory has introduced DNA Shield, a commercial service that stores critical cold data in synthetic DNA to protect assets from cyberattacks and emerging technologies.
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October 17, 2026
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Sonic Lamb Beyond Headphones Deliver Bass Through Your Skin
Sonic Lamb is bringing its unique haptic bass technology to the US with the upcoming launch of the Beyond headphones, retailing for $249.
Meta Expands Website Scraping Rights for Commercial Users
Meta's upcoming terms of service update allows the tech giant to scrape and use content from the websites of any business utilizing its commercial tools.
NYT Connections Hints and Answers for Saturday October 17 Game 1224
Get the hints, categories, and complete answers for today's NYT Connections puzzle, game #1224.
Quordle Hints and Solutions for Game #1727
Struggling with Saturday's Quordle? Get the latest hints, vowel counts, and final answers for game #1727.
AI website builders are decimating freelance web design gigs
New data shows a sharp drop in freelance web development postings as entrepreneurs increasingly turn to artificial intelligence to spin up business sites.
Major U.S. Banks Block External AI Agents From Moving Money
Charles Schwab and JPMorgan Chase are proactively blocking autonomous AI agents from accessing client accounts to prevent financial risks and liability.
Apple enters the foldable market with the $1,999 iPhone Duo
Apple has officially entered the foldable market with the iPhone Duo, featuring a 5.4-inch outer display and a 7.6-inch inner screen starting at $1,999.
Withings Paywalls Apple Health Syncing Behind $100 Annual Fee
New Withings smart scale users must pay a $99.99 annual subscription to sync health data with Apple Health, sparking widespread consumer backlash.
Superconducting Memory Bit Approaches Physical Limits at Cryogenic Temperatures
Physicists have demonstrated a superconducting memory bit operating close to Landauer's limit, though significant refrigeration and speed hurdles remain.
