Sony’s new PS5 firmware (26.01-12.60.00) adds optional read receipts, easier navigation from social widgets, and general performance and stability improvements.
Apple has released rare updates for older iOS versions to extend security certificates so iMessage, FaceTime, and device activation continue working past 2027.
Apple’s cautious AI strategy has lagged behind rivals and led to partnerships with competitors on AI models, sparking fresh scrutiny even as the company retools Siri and Apple Intelligence.
Open‑source AI agent Moltbot has surged in popularity as an always‑on assistant but raises serious security and configuration risks if misused or misconfigured.
Investigations reveal dozens of AI “nudify” apps on Apple’s and Google’s official stores, despite policies against non-consensual sexualized content, raising questions about moderation and platform
Clawdbot, the viral open-source AI agent, has rebranded to Moltbot after a trademark request. The mission stays the same even as its identity evolves
A UK tribunal has allowed a class action against Valve over alleged excessive Steam commissions and anti‑competitive terms to proceed, with proposed damages up to £656 million.
A model hopeful abandoned her career aspirations after laser hair removal caused burns and scarring; the Irish High Court awarded her €80,000 in damages for negligence.
WhatsApp is launching Strict Account Settings, an optional high-security mode that strengthens account safety by blocking unknown media, silencing unfamiliar callers, disabling link previews, and tightening privacy controls to guard against sophisticated cyberattacks.
Apple has unexpectedly released iOS 26.2.1, adding support for AirTag 2 and bug fixes to enhance device stability and accessory compatibility for iPhones running iOS 26.
Xbox launches a public preview of its redesigned Cloud Gaming web experience, offering smoother access, calmer design, and a step toward more flexible, device-agnostic play.
The BSP confirmed Apple Pay can launch in the Philippines anytime without prior approval, as it’s classified as a tech service provider, with banks preparing to support its rollout.
The Portuguese government plans to launch vouchers soon to support the purchase of solar panels, aiming to expand household renewable energy and reduce installation costs.
Google Photos now lets users add custom prompts and audio to image-to-video creations, turning still photos into guided, expressive motion clips.
Apple has updated iOS 12 to maintain iMessage and FaceTime support on older devices, quietly extending communication and usability beyond expected timelines.
The global memory shortage threatens MediaTek more than most, with over half its revenue tied to SoC shipments sensitive to rising costs and supply constraints.
Intel’s Panther Lake processor signals a long-awaited return to execution, offering efficiency, stability, and renewed confidence after years of uncertainty.
Samsung introduces the Galaxy Z Flip7 Olympic Edition, designed to accompany athletes throughout their full Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic journey.
A recent Google TV update quietly fixes long-standing interface bugs, making navigation smoother and restoring a sense of ease to everyday watching.
Anthropic integrates Slack, Figma, and Asana into Claude, turning AI chat into a central workspace where conversation, coordination, and context quietly merge.
Researchers are developing AI models that can improve themselves after deployment, using feedback and internal evaluation to adapt over time, signaling a shift from static systems to continuous learning.
Microsoft issued an emergency patch for an actively exploited Office zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2026-21509, after attackers bypassed built-in security protections using malicious documents.
A refreshed Xbox Cloud Gaming interface hints at a calmer, more fluid design philosophy that may preview the future direction of Xbox’s console user experience.
A possible Walmart listing has fueled speculation that more GameCube titles may be headed to Nintendo Switch Online, renewing hopes that the console’s legacy library could soon expand.