Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
The Office of Management and Budget has issued a directive permitting government workers to use TikTok on federal devices, citing a new ownership structure and algorithm that allegedly mitigates previous national security concerns.
With the primary source of contamination removed from shelves, experts say iceberg lettuce is likely safe to consume again, though vigilance remains necessary due to separate food safety incidents.
CEO Sundar Pichai confirms milestone, yet Google faces negative cash flow for the first time and questions over the release of its next flagship model.
The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has dismissed Meta’s attempt to halt consumer protection lawsuits brought by state attorneys general, allowing a trial scheduled for August to proceed.
Uber has sold its entire holding in Serve Robotics, a move disclosed in regulatory filings that surprised the spin-out company. The exit follows a year-long reduction in shares and reflects deepening disagreements over operating models and robot utilisation.
The 30-billion-parameter model and intelligent routing library offer greater control over data privacy and infrastructure, with early adopters already tailoring the technology for specific industry workloads.
The release of Mojo 1.0 marks the end of a period of rapid iteration, introducing consistent syntax and production-ready stability alongside updates to the MAX inference platform.
Ex-lease inventory increases, yet values rise 5 per cent year-on-year, with used units turning over twice as fast as new models.
The milestone marks a shift in the artificial intelligence sector, with Google’s Gemini closing the gap on the long-dominant ChatGPT.
The US agency has issued an alert detailing how perpetrators brute-force passwords and impersonate support staff to extort victims or publish stolen content online.
Legal action highlights growing regulatory and corporate friction surrounding prediction markets, with FlightAware alleging unauthorised use of its trademark and data to operate betting markets.
NASA and the European Space Agency advise observers to seek dark locations away from light pollution for the peak of the annual event.
The platform now offers over 10,000 titles and more than 300 live channels, marking a strategic shift in the competitive free streaming landscape.
The new application allows users to browse feeds, post, and watch videos within the Meta Quest environment, marking the latest step in Meta’s cross-device social strategy.
Usage data reveals heavy reliance on voice features and image generation as the AI assistant accelerates growth ahead of Pixel event
The move follows a similar launch by rival Anthropic and addresses long-standing demand from the open-source developer community.
Healthcare firm Abbott and Google Health have announced a collaboration to connect the Lingo continuous glucose monitor with the Google Health app, offering AI recommendations for non-diabetic users while initiating a major real-world study on metabolic health.
A vulnerability in Zoom Workspace allows full device takeover without user interaction, prompting urgent updates across Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and Linux.
Walmart’s Marketside brand and Taylor Farms’ own label accounted for the majority of the recalled product, while major restaurant chains received smaller shares.
New analysis in Nature Climate Change shows low-income nations and younger generations face disproportionate exposure to intensifying summer heat stress.
Amber Newell was pulled over at gunpoint twice in one week after an administrative error left a false positive active in law enforcement databases.
An Engadget review of the iPhone lineup from 2021 to 2026 details significant changes in processing power, camera capabilities, and user interface design, marking the end of the Lightning era and the rise of Apple Intelligence.
The deal ends Formula E’s primary partnership with Roku and allows the league to retain local television agreements in select markets.
A report details the imminent shutdown of the US State Department’s R/FIMI office on April 15, 2025, citing allegations that it served as a hub for a network accused of silencing populist voices online.
Lightcap’s announcement follows a series of high-profile exits and internal restructures at the AI lab as it prepares for a public listing.
The discount, available at Amazon, Best Buy, and Google, coincides with broader tech promotions, underscoring the competitive pressure on mid-tier consumer electronics.
Data from Similarweb reveals a significant decline in Bluesky’s mobile engagement, yet the platform’s stickiness rate remains comparable to Meta’s Threads as the company broadens its focus to third-party projects and private networking tools.
Managed by EQT and anchored by the European Commission, the fund targets deep tech and space sectors to bolster European tech sovereignty.
The upcoming Pixel 11 series will feature a hardware notification light in the camera island, marking the return of a feature discontinued in 2017, as Google hosts a celebrity-led livestream.
Leaked details point to new colours for the Pixel 11, a built-in light on Pro models, and the next-generation Pixel Fold and Watch 5, as the tech giant moves away from the late-night talk show format of last year’s event.
The studio behind Until Dawn and The Dark Pictures Anthology cites necessary restructuring to ensure long-term viability as it begins a redundancy consultation process.
The technology publisher advises against opening hardware units, suggesting warranty claims for persistent defects while noting the absence of Hall Effect technology in standard models.
The tech giant is building a verification mechanism that operates similarly to the C2PA standard, though it has previously avoided adopting the industry benchmark.
The breakthrough, initiated by a staff member without mathematical training, reignites debate over authorship and responsibility in the age of autonomous AI research.
The deal, confirmed via regulatory filing, brings $100 million in trailing revenue and classified government access, allowing Joby to focus capital on its eVTOL certification.
His Majesty's Courts & Tribunals Service enforces strict prohibition on the wearable technology, aligning with similar measures in New York and across UK hospitality venues.
Engadget analysis reveals a fragmented regulatory landscape across the United States, where drivers face varying legal risks and safety concerns depending on their jurisdiction.
The Federal Communications Commission is set to operate with a three-member Republican majority, a structure that may invite judicial scrutiny despite meeting quorum requirements under the Communications Act.
Apple confirms the launch of Block Blast!+ on 3 September, offering an ad-free experience for the puzzle game which has amassed up to 868 million lifetime installs.
An unidentified passenger allegedly set up a spoofed network mid-air, prompting pilots to alert air traffic control and temporarily switch off the aircraft’s official Wi-Fi.
New benchmarks on an M1 Ultra show significant performance gains for llama.cpp within virtualised environments, though results vary by framework.
The $179 gaming mouse prioritises comfort and extensive button customization over the industry’s ultra-lightweight shift, offering interchangeable side panels and robust internals.
The vulnerability allowed attackers to hijack devices during meetings by targeting the annotation feature, enabling data theft and malware installation without user interaction.
The $121 million-backed firm will test liquid lithium breeding blanket technologies, providing experimental data for the broader fusion supply chain.
A bug report lodged on the company’s GitHub repository reveals that the tool sends real email addresses within User-Agent strings, raising questions about data handling practices.
Engadget reports on the technical constraints of PlayStation 5 audio and the necessary steps to connect wireless headphones.
The tech giant’s Galaxy Buds 3 Pro and 4 Pro will include a five-minute hearing test and amplification tools, marking a significant move into the consumer health audio market.
New research indicates that roadside sensors detecting Bluetooth and radio frequency signals can identify individuals through movement patterns and proximity, even without direct name retrieval.