Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle for Feb. 12, No. 507.
Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for Feb. 12.
Looking to get into fighting games? These are the fight sticks I would recommend for beginners from 8BitDo, Hori, and more.
The actor, who died of cancer on Wednesday at just 48, made his mark on television and cinema.
AI assistants apparently can't distinguish between instructions and data, and that is at the center of many zero-click prompt injection attacks.
Google has begun restricting Disney-related AI prompts after a legal warning from Disney, reshaping what users can create with Gemini and Nano Banana
ACNH is a much worse experience when I’m the only person in my friend group playing it.
Professional photographer Alexandra Surkova reveals her fascinating journey into wildlife photography, and her passion of photographing Iberian Lynx.
Bloomberg reports that numerous issues are holding up the advanced version of Siri, including lag time, data access concerns and accuracy issues.
Researchers at Penn State have built a prototype that uses an "infinity mirror."
A practical guide to dodging 2026 tech price hikes by buying sooner where it counts, spotting shrinkflation, and knowing which costs are most likely to climb next.
Scientists have found a way to 3D print tungsten carbide by softening it rather than melting it, preserving its strength while avoiding common metal-printing defects.
When Frozen Ever After reopens at Walt Disney World’s Epcot on February 12, 2026, it will feature next-generation animatronics – and TechRadar spoke with Disney Imagineering to unpack the technology behind the upgrade and why it matters for riders.
The eclipse will be visible across North America, but you'll need to stay up late to see it.
Here are hints and answers for the NYT Strands puzzle for Feb. 12, No. 711.
The Claude maker went after competitor OpenAI for putting ads in its free plan, and now it's adding more features to its own plan.
Players will get to see the class's beginnings in Diablo 2 today and its more destructive evolution in Diablo 4 this April.
With 4K 120Hz arriving on TV cloud gaming and hardware prices rising, maybe you don't need an Xbox or PS5 any more.
64GB of DDR5 RAM surges from the low $200s to over $1000 in six months, with prices still climbing.
Apple could deploy its affordable MacBook with shipments of 5 to 8 million units – at a price that'll really shift these laptops.
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