Google won a key ruling in a long-running privacy lawsuit, avoiding billions in new penalties. A judge rejected plaintiffs’ request for $2.36 billion in disgorgement and an injunction against its data collection.
Brazilian regulators say state-owned BRB purchased nearly 13 billion reais in fake credit from Banco Master. The fallout has left a $951 million hole and triggered a major investigation.
NotebookLM is a powerful tool, but it’s not a conversational AI like ChatGPT. Using it wrong leads to flat, useless responses. The key is to guide it with specific, instructional prompts based on your own documents.
The promise of technology making life easier has given way to a reality of constant connectivity. Now, exhausted parents are looking to AI for time-saving hacks, but is it a solution or just another demand?
New earnings reports show a stark divergence in the AI race. Microsoft is getting punished for its huge capital expenditures, while Apple is being rewarded for monetizing its existing hardware base. The one-size-fits-all tech trade is over.
US law enforcement is investigating allegations from former Meta contractors that company personnel could access WhatsApp messages. This directly contradicts the platform’s long-standing promise of end-to-end encryption.
Jim Cramer says investors are fleeing enterprise software stocks, making it impossible to call a bottom. The core issue is a dramatic compression in price-to-earnings multiples, as seen with ServiceNow’s 9.9% drop despite good earnings.
For the second time in under a month, researchers have found critical security holes in the popular automation platform n8n. The flaws, with severity scores up to 9.9, allow full remote takeover. It’s a major red flag for companies rushing to integrate AI.
A new wave of leaks is sketching out Apple’s 2026 roadmap. The chatter includes a pro-grade variable aperture camera for the iPhone 18, a significant AI push in iOS 27, and potential redesigns for the MacBook Pro and Mac Pro. It’s all unconfirmed, but it paints a picture of a busy few years ahead.
NVIDIA has launched a native GeForce NOW app for Linux in beta, ending the platform’s reliance on browser streaming. It supports Ubuntu 24.04+ and streams games at up to 5K/120 fps with full RTX features. This is a desktop-first experience, a big shift from previous handheld-focused support.
