2026-07-15

Today's Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for July 16, #1853

Here are hints and the answer for today's Wordle for July 16, No. 1,853. [...]

2026-07-15

I 3D Print Over 10 Pounds of Material Every Week - These Are the Filaments I Recommend

Looking to buy 3D printer filament? Skip the confusion with our top options for all experience levels, picked by CNET's experts. [...]

2026-07-15

Source Code Hack Reveals Suno's AI Was Trained on Millions of YouTube Songs

The hack allegedly confirms the suspicions of record labels and artists that their music is used in the creation of AI music. [...]

2026-07-15

Relax, Apple, OpenAI and its rumored AI smart speaker plans are no threat to you, Siri, HomePods, robots, or any other part of your business

Fresh rumors point to OpenAI working on a human-like, screenless AI-powered smart speaker. If true, it sounds terrible. [...]

2026-07-15

"Players using CryoTherm Palm felt 60% cooler, held 2.45% higher speeds and preserved sprint velocity 4.7% better" — I asked Therabody's Chief Science Officer how England's World Cup squad is using a new cooling device to combat heat and boost performanc

Therabody's Chief Science Officer tells us about the high-tech cooling gadgets his company supplied to England's World Cup squad — which work by cooling the user's palms. [...]

2026-07-15

The best — and most practical — SUVs to consider over the Kia Telluride

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2026-07-15

Electricians are training for an AI data center boom that may be over by graduation

Electrician training surged alongside the data center building spree. Most recruits will finish long after the construction jobs are gone [...]

2026-07-15

America is building 3,000 data centers. The economics aren't as great as they seem

Cities trade tax breaks for a fraction of the jobs data centers promise. That's because construction crews that build them move on within months [...]

2026-07-15

America spent decades telling students to go to college. Now it needs trades workers

Forty years of federal policy pushed students toward college. Now the country doesn't have enough electricians to wire its data centers [...]