Samsung is pushing a global update for the Galaxy Watch 4 and 4 Classic. It aims to fix issues introduced with the One UI 8 Watch update and includes the January 2026 security patch addressing 55 vulnerabilities.
Following Unitree’s launch last December, OpenMind is now launching a second major app store for robots. It partners with companies like UBtech and Deep Robotics, aiming for thousands of apps. The vision is huge, but the starting lineup is… less so.
Apple’s first-quarter earnings shattered records with $143.8 billion in revenue. The company’s active install base has surged to over 2.5 billion users, a massive jump from the 2.35 billion reported just a year prior in January 2025.
The Department of Homeland Security is using advanced AI video generators from Google and Adobe to produce public content. This includes recruitment ads and operational videos shared on social media, confirmed for the first time in internal documents.
OpenText has hired Ayman Antoun, the former president of IBM Americas, to be its new chief executive. He starts on April 20, succeeding interim CEO James McGourlay, with a mandate to accelerate growth in AI and information management.
Virgin Media O2 has switched on its 5G Standalone network in several Dorset towns, including Bournemouth and Poole. This brings its total 5G SA footprint to over 500 locations nationwide, a key part of its £700 million Mobile Transformation Plan.
Apple has reportedly spent nearly $2 billion to acquire Israeli AI startup Q.ai. The deal, Apple’s second-largest ever, is seen as a major move to accelerate its lagging AI capabilities, particularly for future wearables.
A new analysis shows China has achieved parity with the US in drug development. The shift is the result of a decades-long strategy, while the US appears indifferent to the competition.
GOG is hiring a Senior C++ engineer to build a native Linux version of its Galaxy client from the ground up. This move aims to bring cloud saves and unified library management to Linux and Steam Deck users natively for the first time.
The open-source 3DS emulator Azahar has restored support for .3ds ROM files after a controversial removal caused chaos. The move aims to clean up a messy ecosystem of confusing forks and poor user reviews.
