Author: Marcus Bennett
Marcus Bennett is GeekBlog's Android expert, covering everything from Google's Pixel line and Samsung Galaxy flagships to OnePlus, Nothing, Xiaomi and the broader Android ecosystem. He follows each Android OS release, One UI and Pixel Feature Drop, custom ROMs and the foldable wave, translating spec sheets and beta builds into hands-on guidance for readers choosing their next Android phone, tablet or wearable.
Deccan AI raised $25 million led by A91 Partners to sell expert post training data from an India based network. Here is the deal, the rivals and what followed.
Michigan is cheaper to open, Ohio is cheaper to keep. Filing fees, annual statements, the Commercial Activity Tax and local income taxes compared for 2026.
Oklahoma wins on housing and taxes, Connecticut on wages and access to New York and Boston. Here is how the two states compare on the numbers that matter in 2026.
The world’s richest man says he is living in an Airstream trailer parked at xAI’s Memphis site so he can sleep steps from the servers. The trailer is the charming part. The 2 gigawatt facility it sits beside is the story.
Geoffrey Hinton told a closed-door congressional briefing that lawmakers have “maybe a year” to regulate AI. The congressional calendar says the real deadline is a lot sooner than that, and it is not September.
A $1,000 stake in Microsoft in September 2016 would be worth roughly $8,900 today, or closer to $9,900 with dividends reinvested. Here is the math, what actually drove it, and the three things these posts never mention.
Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album arrives November 19 with 34 original tracks. The limited edition vinyl costs more than the game’s Ultimate Edition and sold out in under an hour, which reopened an argument Rockstar thought it had settled.
OpenAI’s Chris Lehane confirmed weeks of quiet safety coordination with Anthropic and Google DeepMind, days after Dario Amodei called for the industry to slow down. Regulators are already calling it something else.
Sanders and Takano have reintroduced the Thirty-Two Hour Workweek Act, framing AI as the reason to cut the federal standard. The trial evidence is the strongest it has ever been, and it is still not the variable that decides this.
Internal documents reported by 404 Media describe Project Lily, a program in which hundreds of OpenAI contractors read real ChatGPT conversations. Model training is on by default for consumer accounts, and the toggle that stops it is not retroactive.