2026-07-01

Oura Ring vs. Apple Watch: This Dealbreaker Made the Choice Obvious

One excels at fitness, the other at sleep. After extensive testing, here's what you need to know about these smart health tracking devices. [...]

2026-07-01

I launched my amphibious friends to the beat in Rhythm Heaven Groove — it’s a great continuation of what came before and a wonderfully whimsical time on Nintendo Switch

Rhythm Heaven Groove is another charming series entry packed with unorthodox yet enticing level design and memorable music. [...]

2026-07-01

Fable was easily one of the best things I saw at Summer Game Fest 2026, and I can’t wait to explore all of its rabbit holes and meet all its talking pigs

I still can’t get over Fable’s enormous potential and branching possibilities, along with its madcap cast of full-fledged NPCs [...]

2026-07-01

Trump made $1.4 billion on crypto last year

Crypto ventures now account for a greater share of the president's earnings than his real estate holdings and licensing deals combined [...]

2026-07-01

Micron, Intel, and AMD soared last quarter, adding over $2 trillion in market cap

The three chipmakers are now the 10th, 11th, and 12th most valuable U.S. tech companies as investors broaden AI bets [...]

2026-07-01

Nike beat earnings expectations. But a tariff refunds masked its China struggles

Excluding a one-time tariff recovery benefit, Nike earned 20 cents a share in its fiscal fourth quarter, beating estimates of 13 cents [...]

2026-07-01

Claude Fable 5 is back. The 18-day ban revealed something the whole AI industry needs to fix

Fable 5 returns to global users Wednesday after an 18-day shutdown, as Anthropic and rivals begin drafting a shared jailbreak severity framework [...]

2026-07-01

Stocks are slipping to start Q3 and everything is waiting on Warsh

U.S. futures are in the red Wednesday as investors await Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's remarks on interest rates at an ECB forum in Portugal [...]

2026-07-01

NIH unveils the world’s largest genomics-and-health database

The US government has just handed scientists the largest map of human health ever assembled. It pairs more than half a million genomes with real medical records, and it arrives as the programme behind it faces deep budget cuts. The database comes from All of Us, a research programme run by the National Institutes of […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]