Elon Musk and Anthropic unveil AI wealth-sharing plans that could reach over $110 billion

Elon Musk pledged to give American children over $10 billion in SpaceX shares, offering millions of families ownership in his AI technology empire. On Oct. 19, the world’s first trillionaire announced he would distribute one personally owned SpaceX share to every child in the United States in 2027, potentially creating about 72 million new shareholders. At SpaceX’s […]

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Advancing digital sovereignty with greater control and choice

Across my conversations with leaders in government, critical infrastructure and regulated industries, one priority consistently rises to the top: putting technology to work on their most important systems while maintaining the control those systems require. This challenge is becoming more important as advanced cloud and AI capabilities move into public services, regulated processes and essential […]

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Google just made your Gemini-built web apps a lot easier to share

Joe Maring / Android Authority Add Android Authority on Google: Google now lets users export interactive apps built with Gemini directly to Google Sites. Apps remain fully interactive and can be customized, published, and shared without copying or rebuilding code. The feature is available on web, Android, and iOS for eligible Workspace and personal Google […]

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Appeals court upholds Apple TV’s ‘Servant’ plagiarism lawsuit win

‘Servant’ is a dramatic thriller series on Apple TV There’s no twist ending for M. Nigh Shyamalan’s day in court, as the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has maintained the ruling that Apple TV’s “Servant” series did not copy a film titled “The Truth About Emanuel.” A lawsuit brought on by filmmaker Francesca Gregorini in […]

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Bitcoin Core 32 can stall multisig signing on older nodes as fix slips to next patch

Bitcoin Core 32.0’s graphical wallet can interrupt co-signing with older Core wallets by creating transaction files those versions cannot import, according to a user report. The compatibility issue has moved to the 32.1 milestone, while a proposed GUI fix remains open. In the Oct. 14 report, user mjdietzx described an unsupported-version decoding error when loading […]

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Sony Japan discontinues its last standalone Blu-ray player, leaving the PS5 as the sole remaining option

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Bottom line: Sony has reportedly discontinued its last standalone UHD Blu-ray player in its home country, meaning the PlayStation 5 is now the company’s only device capable of playing the format. Of course, for anyone that’s been closely following Sony or […]

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Valve publicly mentions HLX, which might be Half-Life 3, for the first time

Crystal ball: Hype surrounding the possibility that Valve was putting the finishing touches on Half-Life 3 reached a fever pitch last year before fading. A fresh batch of data-mining results and comments from Valve this week has reignited anticipation, however. While it remains unclear what precisely the company is working on, it appears to be […]

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Old wallet addresses trap CoinDCX users, triggering potential losses

Indian crypto exchange CoinDCX said it absorbed operational losses after a process for collecting deposits from old wallet addresses failed, adding a new explanation on Oct. 22, hours after denying a fresh breach. In a 12:47 p.m. BST update from CoinDCX, the exchange said some users had continued sending crypto to addresses deprecated after its […]

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The next Xbox could arrive in 2028 for $1,200 to $1,800, Xbox handheld may launch in 2027

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. What we know so far: Memory shortages from the AI boom have cast doubt on the release timing and pricing of Sony’s and Microsoft’s next-generation consoles. While rumors had pointed to a possible 2027 launch, a new report pushes that back […]

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