Apple has seeded the release candidate for iOS 26.2 to developers. The update includes a recalibrated Sleep Score system, AI features for Podcasts, and a handful of other tweaks across the system.
Venmo experienced a widespread outage Wednesday night, leaving users unable to send or receive payments. The company confirmed it was “back up and running” after hours of problems but provided no details on the cause.
Microsoft has rolled out a partial, silent mitigation for a high-severity Windows shortcut vulnerability, CVE-2025-9491, that state hackers and crime gangs have exploited for years. The fix changes the UI but doesn’t remove malicious code or warn users, leading a third party to release a more aggres
ExpressVPN has rolled out two major updates. The new Fastest Location feature auto-connects to the optimal server, and the VPN provider has finally released a native app built specifically for macOS.
For over a decade, the push for direct current power in data centers stalled, trapped by the physics of copper. Now, with AI driving power demands past 200kW per rack, high-temperature superconductors (HTS) are emerging as the missing enabler, offering a path to safe, low-voltage, high-density DC po
Tesla saw a rare sales increase of 9.9% in China for November, according to new data. However, its main rival BYD, despite a recent sales dip, is still poised to take the global EV crown this year.
The Indian government has withdrawn a controversial mandate that would have required all smartphones to come with its Sanchar Saathi app pre-installed and non-removable. The reversal comes after intense criticism over privacy and state overreach.
A veteran tech journalist is predicting a major shift for the next version of Windows. Based on Microsoft’s history, Windows 12 could bring back locked-down app stores and introduce subscription fees for power users.
An international team led by Rice University has provided the first clear evidence of a quantum spin ice in a three-dimensional material. This validates decades of theory and opens a new path for exploring quantum technologies.
Microsoft has officially retired its Mesh 3D collaboration platform. The standalone app is gone, signaling a major pullback from its workplace metaverse dreams.
