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Amazon Uber Eats Partnership: What Prime Takeout Covers Guides · 5 Nov 2026 Amazon Uber Eats Partnership: What Prime Takeout Covers The Amazon Uber Eats partnership gives US Prime members $0 delivery fees on restaurant orders of $25 or more through Amazon, without an Uber account. AI Data Center Spending: What Keeps Big Tech Building? AI · 5 Nov 2026 AI Data Center Spending: What Keeps Big Tech Building? AI data center spending by Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet and Meta is set to top $720 billion this year, even as promised returns remain unclear. AMG electric performance: How Mercedes-AMG’s Three-Motor EV Tackles the Auto · 5 Nov 2026 AMG electric performance: How Mercedes-AMG’s Three-Motor EV Tackles the AMG electric performance meets the EV weight challenge with three motors, adaptive suspension and rear-wheel steering. Here is what the first drive Steam Approval Backlog: What Valve’s Rule Change Means for Players AI · 5 Nov 2026 Steam Approval Backlog: What Valve’s Rule Change Means for Players Steam approval backlog is prompting Valve to revise release rules. Here is what the report confirms, who may be affected and what details remain unknown. USB Port Speeds: Why Your Desktop’s Front Ports Can Hold Devices Back PC and Hardware · 5 Nov 2026 USB Port Speeds: Why Your Desktop’s Front Ports Can Hold Devices Back USB port speeds can differ between desktop front and rear connections. Learn what to check, who may notice the gap, and how to troubleshoot it. B8 Reactor Evidence Reframes Germany’s Wartime Nuclear Effort Reviews · 5 Nov 2026 B8 Reactor Evidence Reframes Germany’s Wartime Nuclear Effort B8 reactor evidence challenges the claim that Germany’s wartime team was close to success, pointing instead to shortages of uranium and heavy water. Nintendo Cartridge Memory Faces a Supply-Chain Squeeze PC and Hardware · 5 Nov 2026 Nintendo Cartridge Memory Faces a Supply-Chain Squeeze Nintendo cartridge memory faces a supplier shift as Macronix exits ROM production. Here is what the announcement means—and what it does not confirm. Bluetooth HDT: What Faster Wireless Could Mean for Your Gadgets News · 5 Nov 2026 Bluetooth HDT: What Faster Wireless Could Mean for Your Gadgets Bluetooth HDT is expected in 2027, with faster communication across wireless devices. Here is what the report says—and what remains unknown. Enough Phone: Can a 5.3-Inch Screen Make Small Phones Practical Again? Android · 5 Nov 2026 Enough Phone: Can a 5.3-Inch Screen Make Small Phones Practical Again? Enough Phone pairs a 5.3-inch screen with a replaceable battery and a limited-time $399 price. Here are its trade-offs and what buyers should watch. AMD Data Center Growth: What Its Record Quarter Signals for PC Buyers News · 5 Nov 2026 AMD Data Center Growth: What Its Record Quarter Signals for PC Buyers AMD data center growth drove record quarterly revenue, but gaming fell sharply. See what the $17 billion forecast could mean beside Intel’s outlook. Apple Music Selfie Sing: What the Karaoke Feature Means Apple · 5 Nov 2026 Apple Music Selfie Sing: What the Karaoke Feature Means Apple Music Selfie Sing will let users record karaoke performances with iOS 27.3. Here is what the announcement confirms and what remains unclear. Steam AI game backlog: Steam’s AI Game Backlog: What Valve’s Release Rule AI · 5 Nov 2026 Steam AI game backlog: Steam’s AI Game Backlog: What Valve’s Release Rule Valve is revising Steam release rules to ease an approval backlog amid a surge of games, many made with AI. Here’s what developers and players know. Arkane ownership: Arkane’s Next Owner Could Decide the Future of Blade News · 5 Nov 2026 Arkane ownership: Arkane’s Next Owner Could Decide the Future of Blade Arkane ownership is unsettled as Xbox considers offers, with Ubisoft and other companies interested. Here’s what Blade players know—and what remains German Reactor Failure: What Uranium Cubes Reveal News · 5 Nov 2026 German Reactor Failure: What Uranium Cubes Reveal German reactor failure research points to shortages of uranium and heavy water in the B8 design. See what surviving cubes add to the history. DarkSword Mobile Spyware: What a Visit to a Compromised Website Could Expose Android · 5 Nov 2026 DarkSword Mobile Spyware: What a Visit to a Compromised Website Could Expose DarkSword mobile spyware targeted iPhone and Android visitors through compromised websites. See what data attackers sought and what remains unknown. Nintendo Cartridge Supply: Why Macronix’s Exit Matters News · 5 Nov 2026 Nintendo Cartridge Supply: Why Macronix’s Exit Matters Nintendo cartridge supply faces uncertainty as Macronix ends ROM production. Here’s what the shift means for Switch games—and what remains unconfirmed. data center backlash: AI Buildout Faces Local Resistance After Election Results AI · 5 Nov 2026 data center backlash: AI Buildout Faces Local Resistance After Election Results Redbud Consulting figures cited by Ars Technica show 38 of 44 data center restriction measures passed, putting future projects in focus. VMware Adds vSphere Express for Smaller Virtualization Setups News · 5 Nov 2026 VMware Adds vSphere Express for Smaller Virtualization Setups VMware launches vSphere Express, a lower-end virtualization offering for smaller organizations, amid reported concerns over product choice and VCF. iCloud Link Privacy: What Apple’s New Check Means Apple · 5 Nov 2026 iCloud Link Privacy: What Apple’s New Check Means Apple says iCloud links shared with Anyone with the Link can be checked for harmful content and lose end-to-end encryption. Here’s what users know. Android Chrome security: What an infected webpage could expose Android · 5 Nov 2026 Android Chrome security: What an infected webpage could expose Android Chrome security was tested by a patched browser and Adreno flaw chain. Learn what data was at risk and which updates users should check. FCC Republican majority: FCC Seat Math: What a Republican Nomination Could News · 5 Nov 2026 FCC Republican majority: FCC Seat Math: What a Republican Nomination Could The FCC Republican majority could reach 3-1 if the Senate confirms Danielle Thumann Severs. Here are the hearing timeline, conditions and next steps. cybersecurity: European Shops Face Cyberattack Affecting Refrigerators News · 5 Nov 2026 cybersecurity: European Shops Face Cyberattack Affecting Refrigerators cybersecurity — A cyberattack has affected refrigerators in dozens of shops across several European countries, according to the BBC. cybersecurity — A Copyright Battles, Rail Safety and a Tolkien Stage Show on BBC Tech Life News · 5 Nov 2026 Copyright Battles, Rail Safety and a Tolkien Stage Show on BBC Tech Life BBC Tech Life brings together three unrelated stories: copyright disputes affecting reporters, railway safety and a live production based on The Lord of AI Is Becoming Part of Graduate Work—With a Question About What Else They Learn AI · 5 Nov 2026 AI Is Becoming Part of Graduate Work—With a Question About What Else They Learn A BBC headline raises a workplace-training concern: graduates are spending more time managing AI, but may be getting less exposure to other kinds of work experience.