• Discord requiring face scan or ID for full access

    Discord, a social platform popular in the gaming community, announced Monday it is rolling out new age assurance technology that will require users to submit a video selfie or another form of identification to fully access the platform’s features. Starting in early March, the platform will begin shifting all users to a “teen-appropriate experience” by…

  • Aston Martin reveals new F1 livery as Honda era and Adrian Newey chapter begin

    The new Formula 1 regulation cycle is here for all teams on the grid, but for Aston Martin Formula One Team, 2026 represents something far bigger. The Silverstone-based team has officially launched their 2026 season with the unveiling of the AMR26 livery at the Ithra, King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture in Saudi Arabia in…

  • How AI sales tools are changing the modern sales process

    MUNGKHOOD STUDIO // Shutterstock How AI sales tools are changing the modern sales process The sales landscape is experiencing its biggest transformation since cloud-based CRM systems arrived nearly two decades ago. AI isn’t emerging anymore—it’s reshaping how sales teams operate every single day. From automating lead scoring to generating personalized customer communications, AI sales tools…

  • Why the Supreme Court is using a 1988 VHS law to redefine internet privacy

    Signing up for a sports newsletter shouldn’t feel like surrendering your digital privacy, yet here we are. The Supreme Court just agreed to hear a case that could determine whether a law written during the VHS era protects your data when websites track what videos you watch online. Michael Salazar thought he was just getting…

  • Williams explores upstream gas assets to power AI-driven data centers

    The Williams Companies, Inc. WMB is reportedly considering a rare strategic shift — exploring the acquisition of U.S. natural gas producing assets — to strengthen its position as a comprehensive energy partner for hyperscalers and AI data center developers. While traditionally a midstream operator, the move reflects evolving energy demands driven by artificial intelligence infrastructure. Building…

  • GL.iNet Comet 5G brings disaster-proof remote KVM access with dual Ethernet

    Comet 5G ensures persistent remote access even when primary networks fail unexpectedly Multi-network failover switches automatically between Ethernet, Wi-Fi 6, and 5G RedCap Local wireless SSID enables control even in internet-deprived environments or air-gapped setups GL.iNet has announced the Comet 5G, a remote KVM designed to maintain control over computers when conventional network access becomes…

  • Moment ‘thief’ takes food from unmanned Sainsbury’s delivery van before ‘fleeing’ on a bicycle

    Video captured the moment a ‘thief’ helped himself to food from an unmanned Sainsbury’s delivery van before pedalling away on a bicycle. Footage shows the dark–clothed man casually unlocking the back door of the vehicle and filling up two plastic bags with the stolen goods outside a pub in Devon Road, Bromley–by–Bow in London. The…

  • Ring Super Bowl commercial: Why 2026 ad is receiving backlash from fans over creepy concept

    Super Bowl 60 wasn’t much of a good football game, featuring the Seattle Seahawks dominating the Patriots 29-13 in Santa Clara. Given the particularly boring game itself, fans were hoping that some of the much-anticipated commercials could provide some entertainment.  One of those commercials was by Ring, and the camera doorbell company released an ad…

  • Discord to roll out age verification next month for full access to its platform

    Discord is rolling out age verification globally starting next month, the company announced on Monday. All users will be put into a “teen-appropriate experience” by default unless they prove they’re adults. Age verification will be required to change certain settings and access age-restricted content. Discord users will need to be confirmed as adults in order…

  • TSA has gone too far — here are all the normal things they won’t let you bring on a plane in 2026

    The Transportation Security Administration, or TSA, has a single mission: Keep air travelers like you and me secure (and I’m certainly thankful for that). But somehow, somewhere down the line, they’ve shifted from sensible safety protocols to prohibiting kids’ playthings, breakfast condiments, and your grandma’s cooking tools (we’ve detailed the strangest items below). In 2026,…