Apple has released iOS 26.2 for iPhones with security fixes, new features, and important vulnerability patches, and is urging nearly all users to install it immediately.
Rising RAM prices driven by AI demand could push up costs for gaming PCs like Valve’s Steam Machine, raising concerns about affordability for everyday players.
A growing social trend in Silicon Valley reflects renewed interest in masculinity, optimization, and identity — sparking debate over culture, inclusion, and power in tech.
Tesla’s stock edges toward an early entry as investors price in Elon Musk’s timeline for autonomous robotaxis and self-driving tech, blending optimism with caution.
New leaks hint the Samsung Galaxy S26 may bring built-in magnetic charging, AI features, stronger chips, refined cameras, and faster wireless tech as it gears up for an early-2026 debut.
Wall Street strategists are looking beyond dominant tech stocks for 2026, favoring traditional sectors as investors seek broader, steadier sources of market growth.
China is reportedly rejecting Nvidia’s H200 AI chips, favoring domestic development, even as U.S. export approvals and global demand complicate the technological landscape.
In a surprising turn of events, Stephen Colbert has expressed his confusion regarding the cancellation of 'The Late Show' after Paramount announced a staggering $108 billion offer for Warner Bros. Colbert's remarks highlight the seemingly contradictory nature of corporate decisions in the entertainment industry.
Huawei’s latest flagship Mate 80 series uses an improved China-made Kirin 9030 chip built on SMIC’s N+3 7nm process, showing incremental progress in domestic semiconductor capability.
The U.S. military tested a high-power microwave drone killer. In one trial, it used directed electromagnetic pulses to disable 49 out of 61 target drones simultaneously. The non-kinetic weapon offers a cost-effective solution for defeating swarm attacks.
China’s first home-grown heavy-lift eVTOL, the AR-E800, completed its maiden flight in Jingdezhen. Designed for utility roles, it has already secured 160 orders across multiple industries.
Instagram’s new “Your Algorithm” feature lets users view and adjust the topics that shape their Reels feed, giving them a chance to guide what they see.
Rumors suggest Apple’s iPad 12 may get the iPhone 17’s A19 chip — potentially breaking the tradition of using older processors in entry-level iPads.
Nvidia introduces optional software to help estimate where its AI chips operate, offering fleet oversight and export-control support while avoiding remote control features.
EV import tax exemptions since 2023 and the influx of Chinese EV meant adoption rate is getting higher. Regular Malaysians are now beginning to fight for chargers, charging rights and charging rates.
Meta is shifting from open-source AI models to a closed, monetized approach with its upcoming “Avocado” model — a major pivot away from the open-access ethos that defined Llama.
In an unprecedented move, Australia has commenced a social media ban targeting children and teenagers, affecting millions of young users. This controversial legislation aims to protect minors from harmful online content, but critics argue it infringes on their rights and stifles freedom of expression.
In a disturbing trend, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has begun monitoring pregnant women throughout their pregnancy, even during labor and delivery. Many women fear that this oversight will lead to the seizure of their newborns, igniting a national conversation about the implications of immigration enforcement during such a vulnerable time.
A large new study links increased social-media use in children to rising inattention symptoms, sparking calls for policy and design changes to protect developing brains.
Global RAM shortages and surging demand from AI data centers are driving up memory prices and squeezing supply for consumer PCs — turning RAM from a taken-for-granted resource into a costly bottleneck.
NextEra and Exxon Mobil plan a 1.2 GW natural-gas power plant (with carbon capture) on 2,500 acres, to support a hyperscaler data center — blending reliability, scale, and lower-carbon intent.
U.S. officials are reportedly preparing to allow export of Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to China. The potential shift could reopen a major AI market for Nvidia while triggering renewed debates over tech trade, national security, and China’s acceptance of U.S. hardware.
Johny Srouji, Apple’s influential chip chief, denied recent exit rumors via an internal memo — reaffirming his commitment to the company and promising he isn’t leaving any time soon.
After a €120M fine by the EU for transparency breaches under the Digital Services Act, X cut off the European Commission’s ad account — a symbolic retaliation underscoring tensions between regulators and global platforms.