New evidence suggests Apple is testing an unreleased iMac with a powerful M5 Max chip, potentially reviving the iMac Pro line. The last iMac Pro launched in 2021 with Intel and AMD parts. This could be a major shift for Apple’s all-in-one desktop strategy.
Anthropic is launching a week-long pilot program where an AI will interview users about their experiences with AI. The goal is social science research, but the company acknowledges the weird, self-referential nature of it.
Broadcom’s financials are soaring, with infrastructure software sales including VMware jumping 39% to $6.9B last quarter. But 2025 also saw a startling brain drain, as key leaders from sales presidents to VMware’s research co-founder left for competitors.
The FTC has reached a proposed settlement with crypto company Nomad over a devastating 2022 cyberattack. The company must repay millions to users and overhaul its security after allegedly misleading customers.
Every new Windows 11 install comes loaded with Microsoft apps, but not all are essential. Based on the current Windows 11 version 25H2, here’s a practical guide to which built-in tools boost productivity and which are just bloatware.
Microsoft plans to upgrade Copilot in Excel with two major features starting in 2026. Agent Mode will help manage complex workbooks, while a new =COPILOT function will work directly inside formulas.
Samsung is rolling out a new software update for its Galaxy Ring smart wearable. The small, 0.66MB update targets “battery stability,” a key issue since the ring’s launch last year.
After rumors swirled that Arcade1Up was closing its doors, the company and toy maker Basic Fun have announced a deal. Basic Fun has acquired “select assets” of the home arcade brand, promising to support existing products. The long-term plan, however, remains unclear.
According to a new report, Apple is testing an iMac Pro with an M5 Max chip. However, it may not feature the top-tier M5 Ultra, raising questions about its target audience and value proposition in a portable-first world.
Former Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg says the corporate climate for women is “one of the worst” she’s seen. A new report shows half of companies are no longer prioritizing women’s advancement, and men are 50% more likely to get AI training support.
