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Ninja's New Slushie Machine Gets a Home Test During New York City's Summer Heat
A TechCrunch writer tried Ninja's latest Slushi Twist appliance during a recent heat wave in New York City, finding it …
Nopia Synthesizer Nears Commercial Release After Two Years of Development
Creators Martin Grieco and Rocío Gal have brought their widely discussed Nopia synthesizer close to market readiness, o…
Oregon Attorney General Drops Bid to Pause Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery Merger
Oregon's attorney general has withdrawn a court request to delay the closing of the Paramount and Warner Bros. Discover…
BLM Proposes First Grazing Regulation Rewrite Since 1995, Scaling Back Public Comment Process
The Bureau of Land Management is rewriting its public lands grazing rules for the first time in 30 years. The proposed …
Smart Glasses Maker Bets on Productivity Over Surveillance by Dropping the Camera
A startup called Even Realities is developing smart glasses without a built-in camera, wagering that professionals valu…
A Jupiter-size planet that escaped its star's death
It's unclear how the planet avoided its star's bloated red giant stage.
Big Tech's AI Data Center Expansion Raises Questions About Jobs, Resources, and Who Benefits
Major technology companies are investing billions in AI infrastructure across the U.S., bringing short-term constructio…
FL Studio CEO Engages Directly with Users on Reddit to Gather Feedback
Constantin Koehncke, CEO of Image Line, has been using Reddit to connect with the music production community and solici…
