Researchers analyzing decades of neutrino data have found a possible mathematical crack in the Standard Model of particle physics. While not yet a definitive discovery, it suggests our current understanding of the universe’s fundamental forces might be incomplete. The finding hinges on how these “gh
ASUS has revealed the ROG XREAL R1 AR, billed as the world’s first gaming glasses with a 240Hz Micro-OLED FHD display. They project a virtual 171-inch screen and are packed with features from Bose audio to electrochromic lenses. The catch? They won’t launch until the first half of 2026.
The co-founders of Twitter and Pinterest have launched Tangle, an invite-only app focused on sharing personal goals. It’s part of a $29 million startup and a direct response to the “devastation” of modern social media.
Sergey Brin offered contrarian advice to students worried about AI. He argued that coding errors can be catastrophic, making AI’s “creative” tasks potentially easier to automate safely.
LG has announced new Gram AI laptops, claiming they’re the lightest in their class thanks to a new material called Aerominum. The laptops feature Microsoft Copilot+ and on-device AI, with models including a 17-inch Pro and a 16-inch Pro with an OLED display.
IronCalc is an open-source spreadsheet engine written in Rust that runs directly in your browser via WebAssembly. It aims to provide serious spreadsheet functionality without the cloud dependency or subscription fees of the major suites. The project focuses on data control, compatibility, and being
Lenovo’s next wave of Windows-on-ARM laptops has leaked ahead of CES 2026. The lineup includes premium and mainstream models powered by Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X2 series, promising huge efficiency gains and AI capabilities.
OneXPlayer has unveiled the OneXSugar Wallet, a clamshell handheld with a unique 8.1-inch folding OLED screen. It’s a modern take on the Nintendo DS design, but key details like its processor and price are still a mystery.
A developer has ported a leaked, unfinished build of Microsoft’s canceled Andromeda OS to the original Surface Duo. This was the Windows-based system, complete with Live Tiles, that was originally planned for the device before Microsoft switched to Android.
European universities are proving to be a powerhouse for valuable deep tech companies. Despite a broader VC slump, spinouts are raising near-record funding and scoring billion-dollar exits.
