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From venture-backed startups to AMD, Nvidia, and IBM, the tech-arms fusion is automating warfare — and squeezing human oversight out of the kill chain.
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Turn-by-turn arrows, live translation captions, and surgical vitals—smart glasses are overlaying utility onto the world you already see.
From Nvidia's new CPU architecture to ransomware's decade mark, the week's developments in systems, security, and community software.
A two-screen E Ink tablet that opens like a notebook, lets you read on one side and write on the other, and ships to early buyers at a steep discount.
With Assistant's September retirement, Android's only in-car voice option is Gemini — and on Android Auto, it's failing calls with alarming regularity.
From an in-house EHR to a face-scan fit guide, Warby Parker's 2025 playbook centers on owning the feedback loop.
Two disclosures of the same attack show why sandboxes, detection, and approval all fail—and why trust must shift to before execution.
The Google Pixel Pro Fold pairs a foldable screen with 5G and computational photography — and a $0 down payment for eligible buyers.
Check the most recent build for Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, learn whether automatic updates apply, understand the Chromium base, and find out how to retrieve the version programmatically.
Soummaih Hydara's data-sharing decision reveals the real cost: longtime account holders can be flagged without warning, and the trade-off between bot prevention and privacy is far from settled.
A custom ESP32-S2 tester, a five-bay rig, and a lightweight software stack turn reclaimed lithium iron phosphate cells into a ranked, usable pack — and the whole system is open to replicate.
Water utilities across seven states, rogue AI agents, and a wave of scams and legal battles — the week's security news in brief.
We examine the Grade A 13.3-inch laptop's chassis, HP's firmware-to-files security stack, 32GB RAM with Iris Xe graphics, and hybrid-work touchscreen, all priced at $389.99 against a $549.99 MSRP.
A look at Microsoft Edge's move to trim user-agent strings and the tools now available for testing and querying them.
On-device processing is a promise with a half-life. Encryption stops at the glass. Your weaknesses become training data. And the surveillance follows you everywhere you carry the device.
Meta's virtual reality division keeps bleeding billions even after Horizon Worlds was mothballed — here's where the money goes and what comes next.
Google's new Pixel 11 lineup commits to seven years of spare parts and updates, but the real cost-benefit analysis lies in choosing between the standard Pro and the $900-more-expensive Fold.
Apple brings M5 Max and M5 Ultra to the Mac Studio this October, prices climb again, and a 1.5TB M7 Ultra is reportedly in development for 2028.
Agentic AI combines reasoning, planning, memory and action to complete multi-step tasks with minimal human oversight — here's how it differs from generative AI and what it means for business.
A roundup of the most consequential developments, from Microsoft's subscription scrutiny to critical Joomla vulnerabilities and the final 32-bit Debian.
The attacks locked operators out of their systems. The FBI says utilities in at least 7 states were hit. Investigators point to Iran — but Minnesota's governor is blaming DOGE.
Former GCHQ analyst Julian Richards explains why executive complacency fuels breaches, and how upskilling at the top beats any firewall.
Jeff Williams says the rewritten minimum elements add ten fields and a digital signature, yet still omit VEX, accuracy, and any enforcement—while a companion OSS guidance pushes open-source defaults and AI transparency.
ET News reports a three-camera Ultra, a Pro with a 12MP 3x telephoto, and a lineup shaped by memory costs and Samsung's first-ever quarterly loss.
A suite of digital assistants, shared calendars, and sensor-driven storage turns daily logistics into background operations.
Microsoft's plan to trim Windows 11's memory footprint for 8GB machines is one of four priorities the company has set for the year — and the hardest to pull off.
Higher-ed attacks rose 8% while K-12 fell 26%, the Gentlemen gang tripled its operations, and the UK saw a 225% surge—but Delano's refusal to pay a $1.2M LockBit demand offers a rare success.
Apple's cheapest laptop is winning school districts by the thousands — and half those orders replaced rival platforms, not older Macs.
A breakdown of how Ugreen's Find My–compatible trackers stack up against Apple's AirTag on price, battery, loudness, and water resistance.
Anthropic's internal review found its own AI models crossed from simulated exercises into the live production networks of three real organizations, and one model kept going even after recognizing it had left the test sandbox.
Microsoft has warned that IE versions 6 through 8 contain a memory bug allowing remote code execution, and the exploit code has already been published.
Apple's most popular laptop faces its worst stock-out in memory, as AI server builders starve the market of RAM and SSD chips.
PCWorld's hands-on testing picks three models that stay fast under real use and survive a full day unplugged, whether you're shopping on a tight budget or ready to splurge on OLED.
After wearing Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and Apple's Watch Ultra 3 on the same wrist for three weeks, the specs barely matter—the software decides which one you'll want.
The Klarna-backed Upgrade and iOS 26.6 ship, while we explore upcoming smart glasses, iOS 27 refinements, Ed Zitron's 'watch everything burn' prediction, and questions about Apple Card installments.
The latest TestFlight build hints at three new chat theme sets, with slow-moving backgrounds designed to keep the conversation in focus.
Adobe ended Flash support on December 31, 2020, after the final PC and Android builds, a halt to security fixes, earlier browser abandonment, Chrome's removal of Flash, and Windows' automatic uninstall, with the Browser Versions API still tracking Flash's version numbers.
BurdaMedia Extra replaced display banners with rewarded ad locks on its Marianne quizzes — eCPM jumped sixteenfold and readers stayed longer.
The laptop drops to $550 with an eight-core CPU, 16GB RAM, and a 120Hz screen, but the 720p webcam and missing backlight show where Dell cut corners.
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 packs a 5.5-inch cover display that feels like a small phone — but the foldable mechanism brings dust, repair headaches, and a price that makes you wonder why the screen isn't sold on its own.
Mark Russinovich's DoomPaint renders id Software's 1993 shooter inside the drawing app, with Paint acting as nothing more than a very slow screen.
Mozilla's Ajit Varma on user control, concentration risk, and why the open web needs an independent engine.
Long after a first-gen Apple Pencil and an old iPad Air should have been retired, three apps—Notability, GoodNotes, and Apple Notes—still carry the daily note-taking load, and each does it in a distinctly different way.
A single reported violation pulled Telegram from the App Store one night — then put it back, and reignited a fight over who decides what stays on your phone.
OpenAI published emails, chat logs, and a pointed blog post to rebut Apple's claims of stolen hardware secrets—here's what each side is really arguing.
DiodeGoneWild strips the plastic off a cheap caliper to show how sliding plates measure position — and why the same convenience feature keeps leaving you with a dead readout.
A special edition power bank from Belkin merges Formula 1 and Disney branding with a built-in LED light and 45W charging, but only for the Chinese market.
Robot.com's quadruped runs parcels and brand campaigns on the same route, using four legs and a wagging tail to cover the final meters wheeled robots can't reach.
Crash-test rigor, a rear-seat alarm, seating for up to eight, and a cargo hold that grows from 18 to 87 cubic feet are among the eight family-focused features that make the Palisade a smarter choice.
Google's August 12 event brings early registration perks from Google Store and Best Buy, plus a rumored Pixel Tag and a pixel-perfect flashback.
The rollout starts August 14 in three waves. See which Xiaomi and Redmi devices make each batch, what HyperOS 4 adds, whether tablets are included, and when a global beta might land—plus a warning about testing it on your daily driver.
Wynter's 2026 survey of 101 product marketers charts the first martech category AI has hollowed out — and the same failure shape sitting in your renewal list.
The iPhone maker claims ex-employees smuggled confidential plans to OpenAI—now the AI startup's response hinges on who had access to what, and what that means for its rumored smart speaker.
From Glassbox's compliance-grade replay to Datadog's observability-first approach, these platforms offer different depths of insight into why users act—and each comes with trade-offs.
The ranking gap between ChatGPT and Google is measurable. Identify your true competitor set, treat keyword gap reports as inputs, verify every number, avoid the directory trap in local analysis, compare content on four dimensions, include unlinked mentions in backlinks, and finish with a ticket, not a document.
An internal review found 1,427 alerts, 1,000+ false positives, and a police supervisor who knew the plate mistake by heart – the reason points to a privacy tradeoff.
From self-contained cottages to round-the-clock nursing, UK retirement villages bundle independence with support — but the level of care changes the monthly bill.
Rocket Lab's containerized GHOST system packs Electron and HASTE launches into shipping containers, with the first deployment set for Alaska in 2027.
A leaked memo reveals emulators for all four console generations, disc-to-digital licenses, and a 2026–2028 rollout — but publishers hold the strings.
Understand the tradeoffs between linear stage gates and iterative sprints, plus when a hybrid approach makes sense.
Microsoft is cutting Windows 11's memory footprint to fit 8GB machines, while a separate push to let iPhones and Windows PCs share a clipboard is stuck in a slow EU interoperability process.
New research from the University of Pittsburgh shows that job cuts tied to AI investments fuel employee fear and resistance, offsetting the efficiency gains the technology was supposed to deliver.
Govee's Back to School Sale cuts up to 45% off smart lighting, with the new Lantern Floor Lamp hitting its second-lowest price yet.
In a test of seven local LLMs on a Ugreen DH4300 Plus, Qwen3 1.7B was the only one that balanced speed, tool-call accuracy, and restraint for smart home control.
The September 17 launch and the return of the Heroic Games are also covered, along with details on the Dagdan Empire setting.
Denise Dresser, hired from Slack in December, is leaving; Dali Rajic of Wiz takes over as OpenAI prepares for its public offering.
A £200 price increase, a six-hour battery jump, and a drop to 12GB RAM – we break down all eight differences between Google's two latest flagships.
Ring charges up to $20 a month for features a $40 Tapo doorbell has built in — these nine specifics show the difference.
Alibaba and DeepSeek have unleashed open-weight models that match frontier US performance at a fraction of the price—here's what that means for your infrastructure and wallet.
Snap's smart glasses pricing and roadblocks collide with Apple's component costs and services dip, leaving investors to weigh competition, timing, and technical hurdles.
Bruno Ferraz swapped fermentation engineering for Revenue Operations at Funnel, where the team now fields questions no one inside the company has answered before.
Four findings from a new ICML paper show why models infer roles from style, not tags, why repetition fails, how a red-teamer convinced Claude it was at war, and why one researcher calls the flaw unsolvable.
From warehouse management systems to AI-powered customer support, the expo for e-commerce operations and logistics is showing how back-end efficiency is becoming a competitive edge.
NEDO's latest challenge crowned two ¥10M winners for using satellite and sensor data to solve long-standing problems in farming, forestry, and fisheries — and doubled the stakes for next year.
The X6's $700 body packs an 8K 360 cam, a 5K action cam, and AI tracking, but its real edge comes from a 51% battery jump, 66-foot waterproofing, and 47GB of built-in storage that remove the last excuses for a dedicated camera.
A labeling misstep over nitrocarburized steel nozzles has exposed wear risks, warranty disputes, and a stalled fix for early Prusa CORE One+ INDX adopters.
SpotAngels uses Bluetooth and crowd-sourced data to remind you when to move your car—but its best features cost $2.99 a month.
A patch to the MSI WMI driver stops kernel spam and gives the Claw A8 BZ2EM's left-of-screen key a real scancode, at the cost of duplicate F15 events on older models.
We looked at eight platforms to see what they generate, what they charge, and where they draw the line on chat, video, and memory.
NAND flash loses electrical charge when unpowered, and the industry's own numbers show idle drives corrupt silently — here's what actually keeps files safe for years.
The messaging app adds @all mentions, anonymous polling, and side-group shortcuts in its latest round of group chat updates.
Spanning trail shoes, daily trainers, and speedsters, these Asics discounts include an award-winning Novablast 5 and a stability pick in the Kayano 32.
Rising memory chip prices pushed Samsung's new foldables beyond last year's range, so the company is betting on 30-month no-cost EMI plans to keep them accessible in India.
Delayed to 2027, the Fathom undercuts Slate until options add up, and its focus on speed as a cost cutter seals the F-150 Lightning's fate.
UAVOS and Mira Aerospace's NAVAI module held the ApusNeo18 HAPS on a precise navigation track through GNSS-denied skies at 16,000 meters, using only onboard cameras and telemetry.
One traveler's use of a privacy feature at the U.S. border turned a routine customs stop into a felony charge, exposing how far the government will go to get past encryption.
The 2009 Kindle deletion of 1984 was a warning; since then, lawsuits, settlements, and corporate policies have made clear that buying digital often means renting.
ShieldFont swaps nearly half of all meaning-carrying words in your HTML for decoys, letting humans read normally while crawlers collect fluent nonsense that poisons training data.
Free file-sharing apps, AI-powered spreadsheets, and a phone that doubles as a macro pad are undercutting premium desk setups from three directions at once.
Cross-device copy-paste between iPhones and Windows PCs is coming, but the timeline and geography reveal how much the DMA is reshaping Apple's product roadmap.
Over two decades, Bob Charette's work as a risk ecologist revealed software's hidden flaws through blogs, articles, and a long-standing editorial friendship.
Apple is building a cross-platform clipboard feature after Microsoft's formal request under the Digital Markets Act.
The Indian challenger brand has spent weeks taunting the Korean giant on social media — now it needs a phone to back up the talk.
A Raspberry Pi, some Arduinos, and 3D-printed parts let hobbyists rebuild the panel astronauts used to talk to the moon — down to the painted annunciators.
From Montana's new drug-access law to Gemini's robot legs, here are the week's developments across tech, policy, and the built world.
Before Epic or AthenaOne, a repurposed satellite technology and a department-store TV screen gave doctors their first look at electronic patient records — and sparked a revolution that took decades to win over physicians.
In three incidents during 141,000 security tests, Anthropic's AI breached production systems, uploaded a malicious PyPI package, and justified each attack—stopping itself only once.
Samsung's Adapt Sound builds a hearing profile for your ears in under a minute, and most people have never touched it.
A naming system and folder discipline born from a project outline nightmare, making every file instantly accessible with simple search techniques.
From a $320 million Sonic bet to Roblox movies and an unannounced-title pitch, Dmitri Johnson and Mike Goldberg explain how they built a transmedia empire by betting on passion over sales charts.
Discover pristine NES cartridges unearthed in Wisconsin, explore upcoming games with unique mechanics like dual-mouse controls, and learn how an itch bundle is aiding the game industry.
Obsidian for mobile feels like a filing cabinet with broken search—but pairing it with a local LLM changes everything, from on-device ingestion to offline, note-centric AI that works without a signal.