June 20 NYT Connections: Knicks, Chairs, and Song Repetition
The puzzle flipped last minute.
You probably noticed. The New York Times swapped the scheduled grid for today’s Connections #1105 at the very end. They...
Xbox cuts jobs, then dumps games on you
July 6 was rough.
Asha Sharma, the new Xbox chief, stood up and said some hard things. 3,200 layoffs. Four gaming studios getting sold or...
Wordle #1848 is a Bird of a Feather
July 11. Puzzle 1848. If you're staring at your grid in frustration, take a breath. It’s not you. Today’s Wordle throws in one very...
26 Miles, 62 Million Cats, and Why Go Fest Feels Like a Concert
Jacob Crowe walked 26. Miles. In super-humid Chicago heat, through rain, across the pavement. He did this for 717,002 fans who gathered for one...
July 7 NYT Connections Answers (Puzzle #1122)
Stuck? Good. That means you're actually paying attention.
The daily grid dropped today heavy on pop culture trivia. Most players got burned by the purple...
OpenAI’s new speaker wants to be your roommate. Or your stalker.
It’s a HomePod.
It’s a Furby.
It’s absolutely terrifying.
Bloomberg reports that OpenAI is building a portable smart speaker. No screen. Just vibes, algorithms, and an unsettling...
Stop circling the block in Athens
The human sensor
Cars circle endlessly here. It’s exhausting. Parkout wants to end it. No sensors required. No expensive infrastructure buried under asphalt. Just drivers...
Turtlebox Cub Review
The Turtlebox Cub isn’t just another Bluetooth speaker. It is a shrunk-down beast. Specifically, a miniaturized version of their original model, the Gen 3....
Google’s 4.1 Billion Euro Bill Is Final
It didn't happen right away. The European Commission slapped Google with a fine in 2018. A huge one.
The tech giant thought they could fight...
Tesla’s Cybercab Claim: Wheelchair-Accessible? Maybe. Soon? Probably Not.
India Herdman says it. Loudly. To the D.C. City Council. She is Tesla’s senior policy adviser and she announced Monday that Tesla is developing...
Free Food With Your New TV
It’s summer. You want a screen. You also want to eat without cooking. LG is handing both out right now, and the timing feels...
Pay Once. Never Panic Over Lost Data Again.
Forget the subscriptions. The endless renewals. The credit card on file waiting to get hit when you forget. There’s a way out. It’s called...
The 160W Anker Prime just hit an all-time low price
Pack light. It’s the rule, at least the one we pretend to follow while dragging our luggage across airports. We have devices now. Lots...
iPhone Gets a Split-Check Feature in iOS 19
Gurman says Apple is fixing dining disasters.
Imagine this. You’re at dinner with three friends. The bill arrives. Someone pulls out their phone, snaps a...
AI Filings: The Cost of Not Checking
It went badly. Really badly. Four lawyers in a federal court case in Mississippi got hit with sanctions after relying too hard on AI...
Today’s Connections Trapdoor: Hidden Ships and Bad Cereal
Stop looking for the obvious.
The New York Times dropped puzzle #1090 on June 5 and it wants to trick you. The purple group today?...
Anthropic sued for lying about Claude limits
Anthropic is getting hit with a lawsuit. It’s about the money you pay for Claude Max. The claim is simple: they are advertising limits...
Apple Rips Out Old Search. Builds New One.
Monday’s WWDC keynote had meat. Big AI stuff. Siri getting an overhaul. All expected. But there was also the quiet part that actually changes...
Wordle 1807: Today’s Tricky Answer for May 31
It’s May 31. The puzzle is hard. Unless you play instruments for a living.
The word hides a repeated letter and feels strange until you...
Connections: June 26 Hints & Answers #1111
Need a cheat code for today's puzzle. You found it.
This isn't your average Monday brain teaser. There’s a purple category that will make you...
