Meta has introduced a controversial new tool to monitor employee activity down to the last click. Learn how this system feeds the tech giant’s massive AI ambitions and why workers are pushing back.
Popular Samsung Galaxy models received an important update. Here is what it brings
Samsung has rolled out a crucial security update for the Galaxy S24 FE and S23 FE, bringing 47 vital vulnerability fixes. Learn what’s included and how to install the patch.
OpenAI Released GPT-5.5: More Expensive, But More Efficient
OpenAI has officially launched GPT-5.5, a highly capable and expensive AI model designed to handle complex, multi-step reasoning tasks while significantly improving token efficiency.
Instagram Wants to Be Like Snapchat. Testing of a New App is Underway
Meta is reportedly testing a new standalone app called Instants. Heavily inspired by Snapchat, this Instagram spin-off focuses on authentic, unedited, 24-hour disappearing photo sharing among close friends.
DeepSeek Returns in Grand Style. A Major Nod to Developers
DeepSeek has officially released the highly anticipated V4 language model in Pro and Flash versions. Discover how this open-source AI is revolutionizing developer integrations and agent compatibility.
Do Programmers Love or Hate AI? A Google Manager Tells Us Everything
AI is fundamentally transforming the tech industry. We spoke with a Google Engineering Manager to explore whether programmers embrace or fear artificial intelligence, the rise of AI agents, and the future of vibe coding.
Windows 11 Installation Becomes Faster. Microsoft Made an Important Decision
Microsoft is rolling out major quality-of-life improvements to the Windows 11 setup process, allowing users to bypass immediate updates and potentially drop mandatory account logins.
X Shuts Down a Twitter-Era Feature. What’s Next for Communities on the Platform?
X is officially retiring its Twitter-era Communities feature in favor of a dynamic new group messaging system called XChat. Learn about the transition deadlines, chat limits, and how users are reacting to the shift from forums to fast-paced chats.
Samsung’s Designer Goes Wild: “We Will Create Digital Clones of Humans”
Samsung’s design philosophy envisions a future where AI and robotics seamlessly integrate into our lives, potentially leading to the creation of digital human clones.
Android 17 Enters the Next Phase of Development. You Can Now Try QPR1 Beta 1
Google has launched Android 17 QPR1 Beta 1 for eligible Pixel devices. Discover the key bug fixes, system improvements, and how to enroll in the latest Android beta testing phase.
Big news in YouTube TV. Viewers will choose the channels themselves
Google has started rolling out a custom multiview feature for YouTube TV, finally giving users the freedom to handpick up to four live channels to watch simultaneously.
YouTube Protects Them From AI. It’s About Deepfakes
YouTube is expanding access to its advanced deepfake detection tool, allowing public figures to safeguard their digital likeness from AI abuse, even without an active channel.
New Iran Scam. Criminals Prey on the Strait of Hormuz
Cybercriminals are impersonating Iranian authorities, demanding fake cryptocurrency tolls from maritime vessels attempting to navigate the contested Strait of Hormuz.
Well-Known US Law Firm Apologizes for AI. “We Regret the Situation”
A prestigious New York law firm faces scrutiny after admitting to submitting AI-generated court documents containing hallucinations, prompting global discussions on AI regulations in the legal sector.
Mythos Exposes Your Browser’s Bugs. It Found 300 Flaws Instantly
Anthropic’s latest AI model, Mythos, has revolutionized cybersecurity by instantly uncovering 271 security vulnerabilities in Mozilla Firefox, signaling a new era of automated threat detection.
He Hacked the EU App in 2 Minutes. It Was Supposed to Protect Children.
A professional security researcher bypassed the PIN protection on the European Union’s upcoming age verification demo app in just 120 seconds, exposing potential vulnerabilities in the tool designed to protect minors online.
Tesla Starts Production of Cybercabs. It Faces a Key Problem
Tesla has officially started producing the Cybercab, cleverly bypassing strict federal volume limits for autonomous cars. But despite the manufacturing progress, the core autonomous driving software remains an unsolved hurdle.
They Accessed Mythos AI Despite the Ban. Anthropic’s New Model Could Have Leaked
Unauthorized users bypassed security to access Anthropic’s highly guarded Mythos AI model. Discover the implications of this breach and what it means for the future of AI cybersecurity.
Flying cars are closer than you think. Xpeng makes a clear declaration
Flying cars and humanoid robots are stepping out of science fiction and into reality. Chinese EV manufacturer Xpeng has confirmed mass production timelines for both, alongside rapid global expansion and robotaxi testing.
AI Enters Gmail at Work. Google Changes the Way You Browse Emails
Google is revolutionizing email management by bringing AI Overviews directly into Gmail for Workspace users. Discover how natural language queries and automated summaries can streamline your team’s workflow and save hours of searching.
Netflix With the Biggest Premiere of This Month. Millions of Viewers Have Been Waiting for This Series
The Stranger Things universe is expanding with Tales from ’85, an animated spin-off set in the winter of 1985. Find out everything you need to know about the new monsters and nostalgic 80s cartoon vibes.
Hold the Button Once a Month. Your Smart TV Will Come Back to Life
Discover why the classic “turn it off and on again” trick is essential for your Smart TV. Learn three easy reset methods to fix sluggish performance, clear cache, and resolve app crashes.
AI Agents as the Key to Breaking the Bank. Google Implements an Unusual Plan
Google is reshaping the cloud computing landscape with a strategic focus on autonomous AI agents. Discover how the unification of Vertex AI and Gemini Enterprise aims to boost corporate security, reduce errors, and challenge industry leaders.
Is This the End of Small Smartphones? New Information Leaves No Illusions
Small smartphones, once praised for their one-handed ergonomics, are rapidly disappearing. Discover why tech giants are phasing out compact phones, the hardware constraints driving the change, and why users are shifting to medium-sized displays.