Today’s the release of Avengers: Endgame, the last film the in current phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It’s the culmination of a 20-somrthing movie arc that’s spanned the last decade. It’s also, according to those who’ve seen it, very very good indeed. While we’ll not spoil any of it (I’ve yet to watch it, myself), there’s a lovely Avengers Easter Egg in Google’s search engine right now that tickles me.

We might complain about how much Facebook doesn't care about user privacy, but despite that it continues to grow its user base and make even more cash.

Sony hasn’t just stepped up to the plate amidst an ocean of challengers in the active noise-cancelling headset market. They’ve set a new benchmark and established themselves as the king of the hill, with a device that is comfortable, years ahead of the curve and capable of obliterating any noise that you can throw at it. The Sony WH1000XM3 is pretty much the best headset that I’ve ever used.

The tech industry has a big data privacy problem. Something which Apple CEO Tim Cook believes can only be solved though government regulation.

If you thought your current processor was fast, these new laptop processors by Intel are going to make you weep.

Someone has gone and put two of my great loves, computers and lasagna together in a new, bizarre computer casing.

Facebook wants an AI assistant of their own, though they see it playing more of a role in their hardware products than as a pure software assistant.

Samsung's Galaxy Fold is so popular that it’s sold out on Samsung’s site, and they’re unable to meet demand before its April 26 launch. It’s not yet available to the general public, but it is in the hands of a number of reviewers, media types and influencers. And it seems a lot of the $2000 handsets are breaking.