“Saboteurs,” a live-action group game inspired by Among Us, has launched at Orion Springfield Central in Brisbane, offering immersive strategy, social play, and mystery for participants. “Saboteurs,” a live-action group game inspired by Among Us, has launched at Orion Springfield Central in Brisbane, offering immersive strategy, social play, and mystery for participants.
Intel’s new Panther Lake chips briefly surpass Apple’s M5 in multi-core scores, highlighting rapid CPU innovation, but Apple’s next variants may quickly reclaim the lead.
Razer’s Project Motoko headset blends AI sight and sound into a wearable concept, showing promise and raising thoughtful questions about privacy, use, and the future of human-machine interaction.
Research reveals sunlight can help certain solar cells recover from UV-induced damage at the atomic level, offering insights to improve design and testing.
Google agrees to settle a class-action lawsuit for $68M over claims its voice assistant recorded users without consent and shared snippets for targeted ads.
HP Australia’s Back to School Sale offers significant savings on OmniBook laptops and other devices, helping students and families prepare affordably for the new academic year.
Blackstar Amplification blends classic British and American tonal traditions in new amplifier formats, offering flexible tone shaping and dynamic response across desktop, pedalboard, and tube environments.
Arc Raiders’ 2026 “Escalation” roadmap from Embark Studios details monthly updates from January to April, including new matchmaking, threats, map conditions, and a new map.
A cloud database of 149 million logins was found unsecured online, including ~900k Apple iCloud accounts and millions of Gmail, Facebook, and other credentials.
President Marcos approved the Philippines’ first nationwide digital connectivity master plan, aiming to expand broadband access, close the digital divide, and boost inclusive growth nationwide.
Google agrees to pay $68 million to settle claims its Assistant improperly recorded users’ conversations after misheard triggers, highlighting ongoing privacy concerns with voice-activated tech.
The US Treasury Secretary has labeled Taiwan's dominance in the semiconductor industry as the "biggest threat to the world economy." This statement raises concerns about global supply chains and the geopolitical dynamics surrounding Taiwan's critical manufacturing capabilities.
A UK court has ordered Saudi Arabia to pay £3 million in damages to a London-based dissident whose privacy was breached through the use of the controversial Pegasus spyware. This ruling highlights growing concerns about the misuse of surveillance technology.
The European Union is implementing new regulations that will require WhatsApp and similar messaging platforms to take greater responsibility for the management of harmful content. These changes aim to enhance user safety while promoting accountability among tech companies.
Minnesota teenagers have created an app to help infusion patients connect with others sharing similar treatment experiences, turning long, quiet appointments into moments of community.
Intel’s latest chips briefly topped Apple’s M5 in multi-core benchmarks, but shifting results quickly restored the familiar order, highlighting how fleeting performance leads have become.
As anticipation builds for the Galaxy S26 Ultra, one wish stands out: a decisive leap in real-world battery life that prioritizes daily confidence over headline-grabbing specs.
Apple unveils a new Black Unity Apple Watch band, continuing its tradition of using subtle design and symbolism to honor Black history and cultural continuity.
A former astronaut says current lunar spacesuits still fall short, highlighting concerns over mobility and readiness as plans to return humans to the Moon accelerate.
Intel’s Panther Lake laptop CPUs don’t redefine the market, but improved efficiency, thermals, and balanced performance signal a quiet comeback after years of mobile uncertainty.
Microsoft’s first Windows 11 update of 2026 caused widespread issues, from performance problems to system instability, disrupting users and denting confidence in routine updates.
An unsecured database exposed about 149 million login records, including roughly 900,000 linked to Apple users, highlighting how misconfigurations can quietly put digital identities at risk.
Apple has unveiled a new AirTag with expanded connectivity and improved findability, extending the range and reliability of locating everyday items through the Find My network.
Rising gamer backlash is pushing studios to delay, revise, or scrap new releases, highlighting how player sentiment now shapes development decisions across the gaming industry.