All the tech publications that matter, aggregated chronologically. No "tech" feed that's actually 60% startup hype.
Editorial vs aggregator distinction
WeSearch indexes editorial sources, not user-submitted content. Hacker News is included via its first-page RSS, but rank-by-comment-count tech feeds (Reddit r/tech, etc.) are not.
Major outlets covered
TechCrunch, The Verge, Ars Technica, Wired, MIT Technology Review, IEEE Spectrum, Engadget, Gizmodo, 9to5Mac, 9to5Google, The Information, Stratechery, Platformer, plus 60+ niche outlets.
Latest stories
(URGENT) Seoul shares end 5.4 pct lower on expanded tech losses
Seoul's main stock index closed down 5.4 percent, marking its steepest decline in recent weeks. The drop was driven by widening losses in the technology sector, with major chipmakers posting significant losses.…
Microsoft took OpenClaw, wrapped it in enterprise security, and called it Scout
Microsoft has introduced Scout, a personal AI agent designed for the Microsoft 365 ecosystem, which is based on…
Google offers Android app developers cash in exchange for code to train AI
Google is offering Android app developers cash in exchange for their source code to train its AI models, specifically…
ILL's full trailer is packed with zombie baby-punching, eye-gouging, and ultra-realistic body horror
The full trailer for the horror game ILL has been released, showcasing its ultra-realistic body horror and gruesome…
EOFY Sales: Get 35% off Samsung Galaxy Watch8 Smartwatches
Samsung is offering significant discounts on its Galaxy Watch8 smartwatches during the End of Financial Year sale.…
Robotic Mitral Valve Surgery Shows Durable Results
Robotic-assisted mitral valve surgery has demonstrated excellent long-term repair durability and reduced hospital…
iPhone Fold? Smart Glasses? Our Readers Guess Apple's Next Big Hardware Move
PCMag surveyed its readers to predict Apple’s upcoming September hardware announcements. The poll revealed mixed…
Former Perplexity engineer launches new Polar AI browser which aims to automate repetitive tasks
Polar has introduced an AI-powered browser designed to automate repetitive tasks for knowledge workers. The startup,…
I didn’t think the budget Alienware 15 would work. I was wrong.
The author reflects on Alienware’s reputation for high‑priced, over‑the‑top gaming laptops. Dell unveiled a…
Google Calendar can finally embrace bigger screens thanks to its latest update
Google Calendar has received an update that introduces responsive layout options for larger monitors, allowing users…
India's CJP protests: Why tech alone won't stop exam paper leaks
Protesters say more than 20 students died by suicide, with their families blaming the exam scandal for their…
Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle 'are hiding an estimated $1.65 trillion in debt', drawing comparison with the historic Enron debacle
An investigation alleges that Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle are concealing approximately $1.65…
The FCC’s foreign robot ban declares war on robotic vacuum cleaners
The FCC has implemented a ban on foreign advanced robotic devices, which may have a significant impact on the robotic…
Show HN: An AI Color Grader – Pico
Pico is a tool that uses Claude to assist with color correction for video footage. It focuses on standardizing footage…
Xbox says game discs should have worked during its outage
Xbox experienced an outage that disabled both online services and, for some users, the ability to play games from…
The newest Visual Studio Pro just dropped to $29.97
Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2026 is being offered as a lifetime license for $29.97 until August 9, down from…
Apple pushes back against UK proposal to loosen App Store payment rules
Apple has submitted a formal response to the UK Competition and Markets Authority opposing proposed rules that would…
OpenAI will provide free AI models to select researchers
OpenAI announced the ChatGPT for Academic Researchers program, offering free access to its AI models for up to 100,000…
Frequently asked
Does WeSearch include Hacker News?
Front page of Hacker News is in via RSS. The threading / comment-rank dynamics are HN-specific — read those on HN directly.
Why is some tech coverage delayed?
Publishers throttle RSS to once or twice an hour for some feeds. Most major outlets publish within 5-10 minutes of going live.