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Researchers Find That Remote Workers Get Paid 7% Less Than Those Who Work From the Office

Business and Economics

Return-to-office policies can lead to a wage gap. Despite this, telecommuting is seen as an incentive.

Amsterdam Holds the Most Unexpected (and Logical) Guinness Record: It’s the City With the Most Bikes Fished Out of Its Canals in the World

Magnet

Nobody fishes a bicycle better than the Dutch.

This Chinese Smartphone Manufacturer Has Done the Unthinkable: It Released a Stable Version of Android 15 Before Google

Smartphones

Neither Samsung nor Xiaomi. Vivo is the first brand to overtake Google and its Pixels.

Mark Zuckerberg Saw the Future in 2016. His Roadmap for Meta Is Succeeding With Great Accuracy

Robotics and AI

Mark Zuckerberg’s vision is much more important than improving quarterly results.

What Apple Giveth to You, Apple Taketh From You: The Simple iPhone 16 Setting That Improves All Your Photos

Smartphones

With a simple adjustment, you can give photos taken with iPhone 16 a whole new tone.

Apple Will Reportedly Launch the Thinnest iPhone Ever Before Focusing on the First Foldable iPhone. It Makes Sense

Business and Economics

Apple is working on an iPhone 17 Air that makes a lot of sense. Foldables will have to wait.

This Is Sam Altman’s Method for Generating Ideas: Jot Them Down, Rip the Pages Out, and Discard Them Until You Find the One

Robotics and AI

Sam Altman has revealed his unique process of processing ideas: He writes them by hand in a notebook.

Meta Wants to Integrate Llama Into Users’ Smartphones, But It Won’t Be Easy. Just Look at What Happened With Pre-installed Web Browsers

Robotics and AI

If Google, Apple, and Microsoft offer their own AI by default, using other options will be complicated.

With More Than a Million Models to Try Out, Hugging Face Is Heaven on Earth for AI Enthusiasts

Robotics and AI

Forget about installing anything on your PC: Hugging Face gives you access to the whole world of open-source AI.

Silicon Valley Millionaires Made ‘Dressing Boring’ a Symbol of Power. Mark Zuckerberg Wants to Change That

Business and Economics

There was a time when Mark Zuckerberg’s wardrobe was austere and monotonous, consisting only of simple gray cotton T-shirts and blue jeans. Not anymore.

LG TV vs. Samsung TV: Which Smart TV Is the Best Fit for You?

Buying Guides

We break down the technologies used by the two manufacturers that sell the most televisions.

New Survey Finds That 91% of Employees Are Unhappy With Amazon’s Total Return-to-Office Policy

Business and Economics

Amazon's five-day office mandate has caused tension between employees and the company. According to a survey, 91% of employees are dissatisfied with the policy.

No One Can Beat Nvidia: It’s Set to Earn $10 Billion for Manufacturing 450,000 Blackwell GPUs

Business and Economics

AMD, Intel, and Huawei are some of its main competitors, but none of them has managed to overshadow it in the slightest, at least for the moment.

Meta Quest 3S: Mark Zuckerberg Introduces a Mixed Reality Headset for $300

Virtual/Augmented Reality

A product that comes with few differences compared to Meta Quest 3, which was announced last year.

Mira Murati’s Resignation Is Further Evidence That Something Isn’t Working at OpenAI. It Might Be Sam Altman Himself

Business and Economics

Murati and Altman seem to have parted ways amicably, at least in the public eye.

HP Is Using AI to Try to Transform Printing, a Boring Task, Into Something Fun

Peripherals

Its standout feature is Perfect Output, which intelligently optimizes layouts.

Mira Murati Leaves OpenAI. The AI Company Loses One of the People Who Helped Create ChatGPT

Robotics and AI

The company was co-founded by 11 people. Of that group, only three remain on staff.

California Orders School Districts to Ban or Limit Student Cell Phone Use by 2026

Smartphones

The new law, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday, affects the state’s more than 1,000 school districts, charter schools, and county education offices.