On Thursday evening, the capital of Iran, Tehran, was attacked by heavy attacks. Residents reported fighter jets flying low over the city and loud explosions. In the early hours of Friday morning, the Israeli army said that it had carried out a large-scale attack on the “heart of Tehran” and had targeted “Iranian government equipment”. … Read more
You know that pop-up. You click “yes” for each time. It asks you to verify that you are over 18. Sometimes, “you must be over 21 to access this site” is written in big, bold letters. Sometimes, at some critical moment, you are asked to go back for what seems like years as you find … Read more
Earlier this week, I woke up my phone and opened the YouTube app, watched sports highlights, before switching to Netflix and finishing an old episode of. Arrested Development. It was absolutely amazing, except for the fact that we were hiking at 32,000 feet. United Airlines is installing the Starlink network throughout its fleet, and this … Read more
SAN FRANCISCO — Internet trailblazer Yahoo explores the next frontier of technology with Scout, an answer engine powered by artificial intelligence. Scout appears to have some insight, based on its response to a question posed by The Associated Press about why one of Silicon Valley’s brightest stars disappeared over the past decade. “Yahoo’s journey shows … Read more
The internet spent last week raging over an 11-year-old girl and a hotel restaurant, but here’s a twist no one saw coming: a big part of that outrage may not be coming from real people at all. A deeper dive into the data suggests that nearly a quarter of viral infections were pushed by private … Read more
Many home internet providers come to you with different ways that they say can save you money. But how many offer two completely different types of super fast broadband to ensure you get the right one for your needs and where you live? That’s what T-Mobile has on the table for new customers – a … Read more
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Thursday vetoed a bill that would have helped equip rural school buses with internet service. The governor vetoed only two bills from the 2026 legislative session. Fewer bills have landed on Cox’s desk this year — “and that’s a good thing.” It’s no secret that Gov. Spencer Cox is wary … Read more