Threads isn’t playing small anymore. Meta’s Twitter competitor just became Apple’s second-most-downloaded iOS app of 2025. Only ChatGPT beat it.

TikTok’s US future finally got resolved. After months of extensions and negotiations, the company locked down a sale that keeps the app running while satisfying Washington’s

AI chatbots mess up security advice constantly. I’ve tested them repeatedly, and the results aren’t pretty. These tools excel at summarizing recipes or explaining concepts. But

ChatGPT isn’t magic. But it’s genuinely useful for specific tasks if you know what to ask. Most people either treat it like an all-knowing oracle or dismiss it entirely. Both

OpenAI just launched GPT-Image-1.5, its newest AI image generator. The timing isn’t subtle. Google’s Nano Banana Pro went viral last month with hyper-realistic images and

Microsoft just dropped another Copilot commercial. This time it’s holiday-themed, complete with Santa Claus asking AI for help.

Firefox is getting AI features whether you like it or not. But here’s the twist: Mozilla promises you won’t be forced to use them.

Google started 2025 staring down three massive lawsuits that could have torn the company apart. Chrome might have been sold. Its ad business faced a forced split. Android could

Google quietly rolled out something huge. Opal, their vibe-coding tool that turns plain English into working apps, now lives inside Gemini.

OpenAI just dropped GPT-5.2. But this isn’t about casual chat. It’s about work. The company designed this model specifically for professional tasks. Spreadsheets, presentations,