AI terminology is exploding faster than the tech itself. CNET has compiled a crucial glossary of 61 terms, from “hallucination” to “paperclip maximizer,” to help you navigate the conversation. Here are the highlights and why they matter.
OnePlus has confirmed key specs for its upcoming Turbo 6 and Turbo 6V phones ahead of their January 8 launch. The highlight is a massive 9,000 mAh battery paired with an incredibly thin camera island.
A new report suggests the regulatory whirlwind of 2025 was just a warm-up. Next year, fights over crypto legislation, federal AI preemption, and algorithmic pricing will hit a boiling point, all while a major trade conflict with Europe simmers.
A new opinion piece looks past the obvious 2026 headlines to forecast internal party battles in the US, a breaking point in France, and a major shift in Japanese monetary policy. The ripple effects of these events could define the global economy for years.
The initial excitement around AI agents is giving way to a tougher reality. Scaling them requires solving the invisible infrastructure of collaboration, not just building better models.
A major DRAM shortage is forcing PC makers into tough choices, with 2026 notebook shipments now forecast to drop 5.4%. Apple, however, is positioned to weather the storm better than rivals thanks to its supply chain deals and a new low-cost MacBook.
A new device called the SN Operator aims to bridge the gap between physical SNES cartridges and modern computers. It’s a slot you plug your old games into, connecting via USB-C to play them on a PC, Mac, or Steam Deck. The package includes software and tools like fraud detection for collectors.
According to new leaks, Oppo’s upcoming foldable is shaping up to be a powerhouse. It’s rumored to feature top-tier specs like the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and a massive battery, all in a surprisingly thin frame.
Two major third-party Windows utilities, the Files app and PowerToys Peek, have officially joined forces. This integration brings a macOS-style quick preview feature directly into a popular alternative file explorer. It’s a significant workflow upgrade for power users tired of the native Windows Fil
AXT Inc. has priced a public offering of over 7 million shares to raise roughly $87 million. The funds are primarily earmarked to expand production of indium phosphide substrates at its China-based subsidiary. The offering is set to close around December 30.
