Editorial
Musk and Cupertino geeks just missed the most hyped tech conference of the year. Why?
We explore the shifting priorities in tech and how CES 2025 wasn't just about what was unveiled in Vegas but who and what was missing.
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Why there's so much hype around Nvidia? Jensen Huang's AI vision explained
At CES 2025, Nvidia unveiled its bold vision for the future of AI, showcasing a $3,000 desk-sized supercomputer, robotics innovations, and foundational models that promise to transform industries and unlock a $3 trillion opportunity. Welcome to the next phase of AI.
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CES 2025 unwrapped: gimmicky tech destined to fail?
"This is like the most anti-climactic video I've ever made," Josh Murphy, Cybernews creative producer, said after tasting soup with the flavor-enhancing salt spoon demoed at CES 2025 in Las Vegas.
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Why promising gadgets often fail to launch
The end of the holiday season means it's time for the Consumer Electronics Show 2025 (CES).
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Suddenly, it’s the MAGA people preaching truths about Silicon Valley
Someone said recently that if you want to know what the American Right is thinking listen to Steve Bannon – not Donald Trump or Elon Musk. But what I didn’t expect was to hear the MAGA people bash the techies – and they’re not wrong.
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Exclusive: Gurman on the iPhone 17 Slim and Apple’s next big move
In an exclusive interview, Apple reporter Mark Gurman shares his thoughts on the iPhone 17 and other upcoming Apple products.
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Cybernews reads: 5 books we thoroughly enjoyed in 2024
Finding gems of knowledge is our basic requirement for a book worth reading and reviewing. Here are five books we found useful and interesting this year. I hope they help.
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Twelve bizarre tech tales from each month of 2024
The tech world in 2024 was anything but dull. Looking back, industry twists and turns seem to have kept both Silicon Valley insiders and tech enthusiasts on their toes.
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From Jupiter to Jesus: unraveling the mystery of the Bethlehem Star
When the wise men followed a star, was it really a comet, a supernova, or an epic planetary alignment?
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Radio waves, UFOs, and the return of panic
Or, “how intergalactic history is repeating itself.”
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UFOs or AI: which one should we fear more?
Unexplainable things have pushed us towards astrology and religion since ancient times.
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15 years of leaks: how Mark Gurman became the go-to news breaker for all things Apple
In an exclusive interview, we delve into the journey of a leading Apple reporter who started covering the company at just 15 years old.
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The hollowing out of Christmas: how tech killed the festivities
Remember the Christmas of yore? Decorating trees, singing carols, handwritten cards and making mulled wine. In the streets, you perhaps found roast chestnuts. Collective celebrations were a gleeful time when neighborhoods would commingle and build snowmen.
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They (don't) want you to know this: how hackers get "colossal" bounties
Can you make millions from finding vulnerabilities? In this Cybernews short documentary we interviewed hackers who have made hundreds of thousands just from hacking.
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UAPs: glowing orbs, mystery drones, and the questions we can't ignore
After a series of vague announcements everywhere, from the White House to the Pentagon, Cybernews investigates the recent obsession with UAPs.
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Hacker bounty fever: dopamine spikes and millions of dollars
In the latest Cybernews documentary, bug bounty hunters like STÖK discuss how they keep coming back for more bounties. This got me thinking: is there arguably something borderline addictive about catching vulnerabilities?
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The AI’s Twilight Zone: we’re cooked, aren’t we?
Welcome to the Twilight Zone of technology, where nightmares blur with reality and machines scheme to outsmart us.
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How hackers earn $800,000 in a weekend – Cybernews documentary
Cybernews has released an exclusive documentary, “World of Bug Bounty,” where we deep dive into the world of bug bounty hunters. Did you know that you could become a millionaire by hunting vulnerabilities in companies’ networks?
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Book review: Henry Kissinger offers hope and warnings over AI
It’s been over a year since Henry Kissinger, the master of Realpolitik, died. And yet he’s still offering policy advice from beyond the grave. In his last book, he explores the future of humanity and its entanglement with AI.
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You’ll click it eventually: five free and idiot-proof security tricks saving my back
“Why would I ever click on that link, you idiot?” I’ve heard similar phrases and even said them to myself too many times. However, I’ve been fortunate to have a cushion of safety. So can you.
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