Denmark is taking the most drastic step yet against social media’s impact on youth. The country will ban access for children under 15 entirely. The big question is how this will actually work in practice.
America’s largest homebuilder is facing a painful trade-off. To keep sales moving, they’re subsidizing mortgage rates for nearly 75% of buyers, but their profit margins are taking a serious hit as a result.
Google’s voice search interface is getting its first major visual refresh in years. The update features a new semicircle listening indicator and larger song search button that matches Google’s recent AI interfaces. The changes are gradually rolling out to users now.
TSMC’s 3nm technology has entered its golden period of mass production, accounting for nearly a quarter of the company’s revenue. NVIDIA has emerged as the biggest driver, adding 35,000 wafers monthly as Apple prepares its 2nm transition.
Samsung is launching HDR10+ Advanced, a new high dynamic range format designed to compete directly with Dolby Vision 2. The format targets next-generation TVs reaching 4,000-5,000 nits brightness and will debut in Samsung’s 2026 lineup with Amazon Prime Video already committed to support.
Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian believes the next generation of social apps will focus on trusted connections rather than viral growth. His firm just invested $5 million in Airbuds, a social music app popular with teens. He says everyone is “tapped out” of traditional social media.
The debate over Elon Musk’s engineering credentials misses the point. Sometimes being slightly removed from a field allows for the kind of intuitive leaps that specialists miss entirely. From chefs to scientists, outsiders often bring the most revolutionary ideas.
Shein’s planned Paris boutique debut turned into a nightmare as French authorities blocked packages and called for EU-wide action. The controversy comes as founder Xu Yangtian navigates the company’s third IPO location shift while maintaining his extreme privacy.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index is heading toward its worst week since April as major tech stocks tumble. October saw the highest layoffs in 20 years while hiring hit a 14-year low, despite strong Q3 earnings.
Perplexity’s Comet browser is fundamentally changing how we learn online by turning passive searching into active conversations. The AI-powered browser went free for everyone in October 2025 after launching to paid subscribers in July. It features a sidecar assistant that answers questions, summariz
