The case against an imminent software developer apocalypse
Since the advent of ChatGPT, the software developer population has grown between 18% and 50%, depending on the measure.
Privacy in the AI era is possible, says Proton’s CEO, but one thing keeps him up at night
At Semafor World Economy, I spoke with Andy Yen about mass surveillance, protecting children, local AI, and the one thing Proton can’t save users from.
Eero Signal keeps your business online during internet outages
A cellular backup device that connects to your Eero mesh Wi-Fi system, Eero Signal provides backup internet when your primary wired connection goes down, saving you time and money.
For Jews in Britain, the 1930s Are Back
This post was originally published on here Modern Britain is strongly reminiscent of 1930s Germany. That was the conclusion of a March 23 Telegraph article by Danny Cohen. In it, he shared experiences reported to him by British Jews. One took her mezuzah down from her door frame so her house isn’t recognizably Jewish. Another…
HP vs. Dell: I’ve tested dozens of laptops from both brands, and here’s my advice
Dell and HP both sell excellent laptops, but their models stand out in different ways. Let’s break down the biggest differences.
Our readers can’t stop buying these 10 gadgets – and No. 4 really surprised us
These gadgets and gizmos are the most popular among ZDNET readers so far this year.
Is Facebook adding Gen Z phrases to your shared posts? You’re not alone, bestie
For the past two weeks, Facebook users are getting unexpected slang on posts. AI is probably to blame.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 vs. Motorola Razr Ultra (2026): I compared both, and it’s not even close
The Galaxy Z Flip 7 focuses on durability and AI, while the new Razr Ultra is all about hardware. Here’s which one I think is better.
The best VPN for small businesses in 2026: Expert tested and reviewed
Looking for the best VPN for your small business? I tested Surfshark, Proton VPN, and more to find the top picks.
After years of Linux, I tried GhostBSD and found it incredibly stable – and nearly unbreakable
This FreeBSD-based OS is for Linux users who want a reliable, Unix-like experience. Here’s why.