UK Clears Masts From Sunken WWII Ship While Leaving Munitions
Engineers have successfully removed the masts from the wrecked SS Richard Montgomery in the Thames Estuary, though nearly 14,000 explosive devices remain onboard.
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November 04, 2026
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Google Ties School Search Access to Mandatory AI Feature Opt-Ins
Google is rolling out new controls for educational institutions that turn off traditional web search entirely if administrators block artificial intelligence tools.
ChatGPT Nears Google Scale With Massive Query Volume Claims
OpenAI claims ChatGPT handles search-like query volume equivalent to 20 percent of Google's massive daily traffic.
Smugglers are soldering top-tier HBM onto useless processors to sneak chips into China
A clever smuggling operation uses low-end decoy processors to bypass export regulations and funnel high-bandwidth memory directly into China.
Lego Announces Massive 5,363-Piece Godzilla Set Priced at $450
Lego has officially revealed its largest Lego Ideas set to date, bringing the Monsterverse Godzilla to life with over 5,000 bricks.
Turn Your Old Laptop SSD Into a High Speed External Drive
Give your unused solid-state drives a second life by converting them into portable external storage rather than tossing them into the e-waste pile.
Google Links K-12 Search Access Directly to AI Tool Usage
Google announced a policy update stating that K-12 schools opting out of artificial intelligence tools will also lose access to its core search engine.
Blue Eye Samurai Season 2 Sets January 2027 Premiere on Netflix
The Emmy-winning animated series Blue Eye Samurai is returning to Netflix with six new episodes following Mizu to London.
Casio Shrinks 1995 Digital Watch Into New Ring Sized Wearable
Casio is expanding its unique lineup of ring-sized timepieces with the CRW-002, a miniature homage to the classic A168 digital watch from 1995.
Ex-Airline Ground Worker Sentenced to Federal Prison for $600K Ticketing Scam
A former GAT Airline Ground Support employee has received a 16-month federal prison sentence for exploiting internal booking systems to generate unauthorized upgrades and travel vouchers.
