Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
The new Arctis Nova Elite offers 96kHz/24-bit audio and simultaneous connectivity to four sources, positioning itself as a hybrid tool for gamers and content creators.
VP of Product Laura Lorenzetti outlines new measures to curb generic content while maintaining support for AI-assisted tools that offer original perspective.
Priced at $107,100, the new model utilises a 353 kW inline-six engine and sheds 34 kg through carbon-fibre and titanium components, marking the first time the Competition Sport variant is offered with a manual transmission.
Space Camp reports doubled summer registrations following the successful Artemis II lunar flyby, with new infrastructure aimed at revitalising programs for the next generation of astronauts.
The Linux kernel maintainer describes the security mailing list as 'unmanageable' due to duplicate submissions, while GitHub emphasises that bounty payouts favour depth over volume.
Jonah Peretti steps down as chief executive to lead new artificial intelligence division, while Allen assumes operational control to drive direct audience engagement and business development.
The upcoming WH-1000XX 'ColleXion' headphones feature polished metal accents, a V3 co-processor, and audio tuning by Grammy-winning studios, with a release date set for 19 May.
Police intervention, store closures, and scalping marred the debut of the limited-edition pocket watch, raising questions about operational planning and duty of care.
Company confirms attackers accessed GitLab environment via compromised token but denies impact on customer data or financial records.
Stephen Thorn’s new GitHub project targets major data aggregators including Acxiom and LexisNexis, offering a transparent alternative to paid privacy services.
The final week of the Musk v Altman trial saw lawyers challenge the integrity of both tech executives, coinciding with reports that Donald Trump purchased significant stakes in major semiconductor and software firms ahead of favourable policy announcements.
The upcoming launch of the Starship V3 rocket follows a turbulent 2025 marked by failed ascents and booster explosions, with success vital for NASA’s Artemis programme and SpaceX’s projected $2 trillion market capitalisation.
Leaked renders and marketing slides reveal the specifications for Sony’s latest flagship, including a V3 co-processor, bespoke audio tuning, and a departure from traditional carrying cases.
An investigation by WIRED reveals how online platforms are driving a renewed interest in natural infection, despite vaccination programmes that have reduced cases by up to 97 per cent in the US.
The annual developer conference features pre-revealed updates to the Android operating system, a new line of AI-first laptops from major PC makers, and a preview of smart glasses powered by the Android XR platform.
After being arrested on false domestic violence claims filed by her subletter, Grove won a $12,800 small claims judgment and secured an eviction, though criminal prosecution remains unlikely.
The LG Electronics-backed firm utilises proprietary PinTILT technology to address critical weight and power challenges in optical modules, with components already integrated into products for NTT QONOQ Devices and Aegis Rider.
Findings presented at the American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy meeting highlight potential for engineered immune cells to manage HIV, though scalability and cost remain significant hurdles.
Critics argue that deploying special-forces-grade tactics for civil immigration enforcement and crowd control poses significant risks, following controversies over protester deaths.
A project utilising the Claude AI assistant highlights the accessibility of software development for ordinary users, while raising questions about the systemic impact of such tools.
Developed by studio ZA/UM, the new title follows a spy seeking redemption but is criticised for lacking the narrative elegance of its predecessor.
Global health experts condemn the methodology behind the work of Peter Aaby and Christine Stabell Benn, while a US-funded study on withholding hepatitis B vaccines faces suspension in Guinea-Bissau.
The feature, introduced in 2020 to simulate shared workspaces, is being replaced by the standard Gallery view as Microsoft shifts resources toward foundational video improvements.
A detailed examination of Bambu Studio’s source code suggests the software’s closed-source bambu_networking component is dynamically linked in a manner that requires disclosure under the AGPL v3 license, challenging the company’s distribution model.
The GitHub-hosted utility allows users to create print-ready posters of transmission networks across countries, states, and continents using Python libraries.
A look at how the ThinkPad brand maintained its visual identity and enterprise utility across the IBM-to-Lenovo transition, culminating in a 14-inch business chassis that defies the industry trend toward soldered memory.
A single engineer in Vermont has reinstated payphone service in select rural locations, leveraging Voice over Internet Protocol to bridge connectivity gaps for school children and residents.
Players must complete bounty and defence activities in Nevarro to unlock exclusive content and a message from director Jon Favreau.
The tech firm says the move eliminates gimmicky elements and reduces platform fragmentation, allowing resources to shift toward core performance metrics.
Bloomberg reports the tech giant is positioning user data controls as a key differentiator in the artificial intelligence market, though questions remain about underlying security arrangements.
While competitors such as DHL, FedEx, and Nintendo pursue restitution or refunds, Amazon is accused of keeping funds passed on to consumers to curry favour with the Trump administration.
The sandbox adventure game marks its 15th anniversary with promises of future updates, a retrospective book, and a collector's edition box set.
Lawyers for Elon Musk and OpenAI have presented their final cases, shifting focus to the trustworthiness of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and the structural transition of the AI lab.
Bloomberg reports that the upcoming iOS 27 update will allow users to set strict limits on how long Siri retains conversation data, contrasting sharply with competitors’ reliance on persistent memory systems.
Students at the University of Arizona repeatedly interrupted former Google CEO Eric Schmidt during Friday’s commencement ceremony, objecting to his promotion of artificial intelligence and referencing sexual assault allegations made against him last year.
Reports indicate the new project features grappling hooks, wall running, and giant mechs, offering a potential alternative for fans following the cancellation of an unannounced Titanfall title.
A campaign of targeted destruction against Flock Safety surveillance hardware has escalated, driven by public opposition to the company’s data-sharing practices with federal immigration authorities.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that the upcoming Siri update, debuting at WWDC2026, will offer granular retention settings and system-level privacy protections rather than optional incognito modes.
Todd Alexander’s new application offers keyboard locking, deterrent sounds, and stealth mode to address a common issue for Mac users with pets.
The GitHub-hosted project allows users to boot Debian 12 from an SD card on the $80 Android tablet, leveraging the Rockchip NPU for faster local large language model execution.
Graduating students at American universities booed speakers Gloria Caulfield and Eric Schmidt after they championed artificial intelligence, reflecting a broader crisis of confidence in job prospects and the role of technology in the modern economy.
General Motors has cut 600 IT staff to facilitate a skills swap, while industry peers eliminate thousands of salaried roles. Meanwhile, Samsara monetises AI infrastructure and startups secure significant funding.
A review of the Irish-set horror film highlights its effective use of isolation, a disturbing wooden golem, and a $750,000 production budget that delivers high-impact atmospheric tension.
Lior Susan’s firm achieved a 17-fold return on its $147 million investment as public markets shift focus from software to hardware, robotics, and energy infrastructure.
The feature-light X Half, originally launched at $850, is now available for $549.99 at major retailers, marking a significant shift in pricing strategy for the niche analog-simulating device.
A user reports that the $250 device helped their mother resume exercise and socialising, highlighting the device’s emotional intelligence over raw processing power.
A new analysis suggests that organisations misidentifying bottlenecks by focusing on coding speed rather than vague inputs are unlikely to see efficiency gains from automation.
A veteran macOS developer argues that while native tools suit simple screens, web frameworks like Electron and WebKit offer superior text handling and rendering for modern chat applications.