If you're looking to take a break from doomscrolling, it was a huge week for tech news. The new iPhones are on sale today; Meta unveiled its latest VR glasses (at an event that quickly became famous for its embarrassingly bad live demos); and CNET continues to find new ways to rigorously test the tech devices you depend on every day.

Tech jobs aren’t the only ones being impacted by this employment trend. More than a third of graduates believe their degree was “a waste of money,” according to research from Indeed Hiring Lab, with more than half (51%) of Gen Z respondents expressing remorse.

Tech giants are trying to change the way we interact with computers. Meta showed off its latest lineup of smartglasses this week but competition with its rivals is expected to heat up.

Bet Utah vs. Texas Tech at BetMGM Sportsbook, where new users get up to $1,500 in bonus bets back if their first football wager doesn't win. Click here: There was plenty of attention paid to Texas Tech and its transfer class during the offseason,

The Defense Department has tightened cybersecurity requirements for its cloud services providers. The changes come after ProPublica revealed how Microsoft’s use of China-based engineers left sensitive government data vulnerable to hacking.

California is the world’s preeminent base for leading artificial intelligence companies, giving lawmakers in Sacramento a front-row seat to the ascendant industry — and thus a way in to regulating it. But this dynamic is getting under Republicans’ skins.

The Nasdaq Composite was sitting on the biggest daily gain among the major indexes in recent trade. Strength among Big Tech giants -- most notably, Tesla Inc. -- and ongoing gains for trendy stocks associated with quantum computing were helping to give the tech-heavy index a boost.

Smaller U.S. defense firms have emerged as standout performers on Wall Street this year, fueled by surging demand for low-cost, next-generation military tech tailored for modern warfare and the Pentagon's pivot toward agile and adaptable combat systems.

"We're happy to get a win last week, but at the same time, every week becomes more and more important." Temple is coming off its first loss of the 2025 season, having fallen 42-3 to Oklahoma at home.