Tech

7 best HRIS for growing companies: 2026 overview
Choosing the right HRIS platform for your scaling business requires looking beyond basic features. Here are 7 top picks.

Inside Adidas' Strategic Bet on Trionda Physics
Adidas continues to refine soccer ball aerodynamics with its four-panel Trionda design, prioritizing flight stability over distance.

Radeon RX 9070 GRE: Same $549, Less GPU
The Radeon RX 9070 GRE costs $549 but delivers 85% of the cores and 75% of the memory of the original RX 9070. Here's what buyers need to know before spending.

Meta’s AI Agent Breach Signals Bigger Market Risk
The simplicity of the exploit that compromised Instagram accounts exposes a systemic tension between rapid AI deployment and agent security.

Spider-Noir: Black-and-White vs True Hue—A Triumph
Spider-Noir fuses fast-paced storytelling, compelling characters, and gorgeous cinematography into a hugely entertaining homage to a bygone era. This Spider-Noir review explores both viewing modes.

Cash App Tags Mark Block's Hardware Gambit
Cash App Tags launch as Block's NFC hardware play, debuting with a $25 limited-run magic wand to test whimsical payment devices.

XBOW's Agentic Testing Bet Signals a Bigger Shift in AI Security
Agentic testing uses AI-driven simulations to find exploitable AI vulnerabilities before attackers do. XBOW's approach reflects a broader security pivot.

Project Solara: Agent OS Reality Check
Microsoft's Project Solara is a conceptual Android OS built for AI agents instead of apps, with interfaces that generate on the fly. No gadgets to buy yet—here's the reality check.

Why the Leiden Declaration Matters for AI Hardware
The Leiden Declaration demands consent for AI training on math research, potentially disrupting data pipelines and chip demand.

Nvidia RTX Spark: A Reality Check for Buyers
Nvidia RTX Spark arrives this fall in Windows laptops, packing Arm CPU cores, Blackwell GPU, and unified memory up to 128GB.

Anti-Vaccine Arguments Are Centuries Old—and Still Wrong
Anti-Vaccine Arguments have endured for centuries, from moral panic to false safety claims, says author Thomas Levenson.
