A robotics leader linked to OpenAI resigned after raising concerns about the company’s partnership with the U.S. Pentagon following failed negotiations between the Trump administration and Anthropic.
What would life look like without the internet? In a world devoid of constant digital connection, we might rediscover slower, deeper ways of living—reconnecting with ourselves, each other, and the world around us.
In a startling revelation, Microsoft has reported that North Korean agents are employing artificial intelligence to mislead Western companies into hiring them, raising concerns about cybersecurity and the integrity of corporate recruitment practices.
Resident Evil Requiem has surpassed five million copies sold within days of launch, marking one of the fastest starts in the franchise and highlighting strong demand for single-player survival horror games.
Sony may stop bringing future single-player PlayStation games to PC after six years of cross-platform releases, returning focus to console exclusivity.
Apple unveiled several new devices including the iPhone 17e, the $599 MacBook Neo, and upgraded Studio Displays, signaling a strategy that expands affordability while maintaining its premium ecosystem.
Over 50 banks join SWIFT’s new global payments framework, promising faster cross-border transfers, transparent fees, full value delivery, and end-to-end payment tracking. 🌍💳
Ubisoft has officially confirmed the remake of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, titled Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced, as part of its franchise roadmap and plans to share more details soon.
Highguard is releasing its largest update yet through a small remaining team before its scheduled shutdown on March 12, and the game’s director has publicly responded to online speculation about its quick decline.
Google is phasing out its traditional 30% Play Store fee, cutting commissions to lower levels and supporting third‑party app stores and alternative billing options as part of a major Android app ecosystem overhaul.
Kansas lawmakers are considering legislation that would ban handheld cellphone use by drivers in school zones and construction zones when workers are present, with exemptions for hands‑free use and emergencies.
Leaks and industry reports suggest Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 9 and the forthcoming Ultra 2 may bring noteworthy performance and battery upgrades in 2026, prompting consideration of whether to wait before upgrading.
Rigetti Computing’s stock fell after its latest earnings report showed revenue missing estimates and continued operating losses, highlighting challenges for the pure‑play quantum firm as it works toward commercial viability.
A sophisticated iPhone hacking toolkit reportedly linked to government-level surveillance has surfaced in cybercriminal campaigns. Researchers say the exploit suite, once associated with state-aligned use, is now being repurposed for espionage and financial theft. The tools leverage multiple iOS vulnerabilities and may pose greater risks to devices running outdated software. While newer iPhones include stronger protections, the incident highlights broader concerns about advanced cyber capabilities leaking into criminal ecosystems. Experts emphasize the importance of regular updates and security awareness as digital threats evolve.
T-Mobile is offering the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra “on us” with no trade-in or port-in required. The deal works through monthly bill credits tied to eligible premium unlimited plans, typically over 24 months. Customers finance the device upfront, and credits offset the cost if service is maintained for the full term. While the promotion removes common upgrade barriers, total value depends on plan pricing and long-term commitment. The offer reflects a broader carrier strategy focused on retention and premium plan growth rather than aggressive switching incentives.
America’s heartland is experiencing an economic transformation driven by AI and tech infrastructure, education investment, and evolving workforce strategies, blending tradition with new opportunity.
RayNeo’s Air 4 Pro AR glasses blend advanced HDR10 visuals and premium audio with playful limited editions like a Batman variant, offering a cinematic wearable experience around a $299 price point.
Optimum’s new fiber deal lets new residential customers get 300 Mbps internet for $25 a month with a five‑year price lock if fiber is available at their address and the plan shows during signup.
Researchers in Germany successfully transmitted quantum information over 30 km of commercial fiber, a key step toward realizing a quantum internet that can operate on real telecom infrastructure.
Xiaomi’s 17 Ultra Photography Kit and Photography Kit Pro add tactile, camera‑like control and extended battery life to the flagship’s powerful Leica‑tuned camera system, enriching the photography experience.
Google’s March Pixel Drop brings eight meaningful upgrades to Pixel phones, including smarter image search, AI task support, personalized icons, desktop mode, expanded safety features, and more.
Meta’s smart glasses capture data that may reveal patterns about wearers and bystanders, raising privacy concerns despite company controls and ongoing discussions with regulators.
Motorola partners with GrapheneOS to develop future smartphones focused on enhanced privacy and security, signaling a gradual shift toward security-first mobile design.
Call of Duty introduces Black Ops Royale, a Warzone mode inspired by Blackout, emphasizing scavenging, no loadouts, and a return to classic battle-royale mechanics.