India’s government reversed course on forcing a security app on smartphones after public pushback. Meanwhile, the country is seeing a flood of investment into AI data centers from giants like Google and OpenAI.
A deep dive into six Chrome and Edge extensions that tackle tab overload, clunky research, and reading friction. They’re free, lightweight, and work immediately—no complex setup required.
Stitch Fix’s AI-powered “Stitch Fix Vision” tool is creating a buzz. Customers are using it to visualize outfits on themselves and sharing the images, leading to direct sales and new client acquisition.
For nearly 40 years, Voyager 2’s intense radiation readings at Uranus have been a mystery. New research suggests a passing solar storm supercharged the planet’s electron belts during the 1986 flyby. The findings highlight why we need a new mission to the ice giants.
Apple is seeing a significant exodus of senior vice presidents, including key figures in AI, design, and environmental policy. This comes as CEO Tim Cook takes on more operational duties himself, raising questions about the company’s direction and innovation pipeline.
A never-released iOS 19 prototype has surfaced, giving us a rare look at Apple’s software plans years in advance. The build, from an EVT-stage iPhone 16 Pro, hints at features planned for iOS 27 and confirms Apple’s internal naming chaos.
A new startup called Atlas Data Storage is launching a commercial service for storing data on synthetic DNA. It’s a potential game-changer for archiving, but the tech faces huge speed hurdles.
The reported $83 million deal for Netflix to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery has sparked immediate and fierce opposition. From the Writers Guild to Senator Elizabeth Warren, critics are calling it an antitrust nightmare that would hurt workers and consumers.
The European Commission has fined X $140 million for breaching the bloc’s Digital Services Act. This is the first major non-compliance decision under the new rules, citing deceptive blue checkmarks and lack of transparency.
A new release of the FEX emulator brings significant performance gains for running x86/x86-64 games on ARM64 Linux systems. Separately, the Tellusim Core SDK is now freely available for approved open-source projects, offering a powerful 3D engine.
