Raspberry Pi Imager has been completely overhauled with version 2.0. The update introduces a step-by-step guided workflow, vastly improved accessibility, and integrates key customization options directly into the imaging process.
The next update for the popular Linux desktop environment is tackling some long-standing user frustrations. KDE Plasma 6.6 will introduce proper screen mirroring support and a safeguard against runaway memory consumption.
Apple has acquired two more office buildings on Stevens Creek Boulevard in Cupertino for $216 million in an all-cash deal. This continues a massive 2025 spending spree on Bay Area real estate that has already surpassed $1 billion.
In a rare Friday software drop, Apple has pushed out its 26.2 updates across all platforms. The updates bring AirPods Live Translation to the EU, Liquid Glass tweaks, and a surprising return of a beloved iPad feature.
Beats is betting big on influencer marketing with a new campaign starring controversial streamer IShowSpeed. The nearly five-minute film aims to position the Powerbeats Pro 2 as “the most stable earbuds on earth” through a martial arts narrative.
The core team behind Microsoft’s Windows Insider Program has all moved on to new roles. This marks the end of an era defined by personality and community, leaving behind a more utilitarian beta testing service.
Lawmakers are debating a bill that would allow AI to autonomously prescribe medication. But researchers warn that AI errors are a fundamental, unavoidable part of the technology. The stakes for getting this wrong couldn’t be higher.
YouTube and YouTube TV have stopped working on the Nvidia Shield TV, showing an error that the device is unsupported. Nvidia says Google is aware and working on a fix, but the cause remains a mystery, leaving many users stranded.
Apple faces a new antitrust investigation in Switzerland over Apple Pay, even as a US appeals court provides minor relief in the Epic Games case. The global regulatory pressure is intensifying from multiple fronts.
A new report from StepUp Startups details Europe’s push for open-source AI to boost competitiveness. With only 14% of EU firms using AI in 2024, the bloc is betting on transparency and public compute to carve a niche.
