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According to SamMobile, Samsung is preparing to launch what is essentially the same phone under two different names. A device listed as the Galaxy M17e…
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The House passed the bipartisan SPEED Act in a 221-196 vote. It aims to reform the National Environmental Policy Act to accelerate permits for AI data centers and other infrastructure, citing competition with China.
Google is rolling out a surprise second software update for Pixel phones this December, following the regular monthly patch. The small size suggests it’s a critical fix, while a separate engineer comment confirms a long-awaited “pocket mode” is coming soon.
The team behind the SBC OS Armbian has launched its own image flashing application. It’s a direct competitor to tools like Raspberry Pi Imager, but with a focus on flashing Armbian to over 300 different boards.
Theorycraft Games, founded by former Riot developers, is pulling the plug on its debut title Supervive. The game will shut down permanently on February 25th, 2026, after failing to retain players post-launch.
Riot Games discovered a security vulnerability in many modern motherboards that could have rendered all existing anti-cheat software useless against a class of hardware cheats. Major manufacturers like Asus and MSI have now released BIOS updates to patch the flaw, which Vanguard will now require for
A new cybersecurity report shows AI is a double-edged sword, forcing defensive changes while becoming a top priority for IT teams. Identity threats are surging, amplified by AI, but so is the adoption of defensive AI tools.
Sony and Tencent have settled their legal dispute over the game Light of Motiram, which Sony claimed copied its Horizon franchise. The game has been removed from digital stores, and the lawsuit is dismissed permanently.
OpenAI is making a major push into higher education, selling hundreds of thousands of discounted ChatGPT licenses. School administrators are shifting from fearing AI cheating to preparing students for an AI-driven workforce.
