ChatGPT 5.4 is apparently a big spreadsheet fan — and even comes with some special Excel and Google Sheets tools

ChatGPT is now using its 5.4 Thinking model for deeper reasoning, and it’s even better at handling “professional work.”

Iran state media claims strikes on AWS data centers were deliberate, due to its support for US

Iran state media says the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps deliberately targeted Amazon’s data centers in the region, but we haven’t been able to verify.

Insider threats could be the biggest risk your business faces this year

Malicious and negligent insiders are an equal risk as hackers look for an easy way in.

I am not sure what features I prefer on the WP500 Ultra: 1TB storage, a privacy kill switch, or the ubercool Predator-style thermal imaging vision

The WP500 Ultra merges thermal imaging, hardware privacy, extreme durability, massive storage, and flagship specifications into a rugged smartphone costing $529.

This solar-powered laptop that you can dunk in a pool has something surprising that no rivals can offer

The Oukitel RG14-P combines rugged durability, solar charging, hot swappable batteries, and integrated lighting for demanding industrial field environments.

Lenovo adopts Lego mindset with a modular ThinkBook AI PC, but will it be yet another underwhelming Motorola Ara-esque venture?

Lenovo introduces a modular ThinkBook AI PC concept anchored in enterprise durability, lifecycle value, and system-level AI integration.

Taara’s rival promises 10Gbps wireless internet with a seemingly cheaper plug-and-play setup, but there’s a big elephant in the room

pureLiFi introduces 10Gbps LiFi for indoor networks with plug-and-play installation, but faces practical limitations caused by the inherent line-of-sight requirement.

Hackers exploit OpenClaw to spread malware via GitHub – and a little help from Bing

OpenClaw’s popularity is proving to be a great vessel for malware distribution, especially when it’s advertised via Bing.