Samsung is reportedly launching the Galaxy S26 series on Wednesday, February 25. While the Ultra model might see a slight price cut, the entry-level Galaxy S26 is getting more expensive by ditching its cheapest storage option.
Blackstone is exploring a sale of Interplex’s information and communications technology business, which could be valued at over $1 billion. This comes as Bitcoin extends its selloff, heading for a fourth straight monthly loss amid a broader risk-off mood in markets.
Windows 11 has hit 1 billion users but faces widespread complaints over stability. Microsoft is reportedly shifting its engineering teams into a “swarming” phase for the next few months, focusing entirely on fixing performance and reliability issues instead of building new features. This comes as th
A new report reveals a major loophole in recent EU regulations. Smartphone makers might not have to provide any updates at all, and it’s completely within the rules.
Proba, a Dutch startup that certifies fertiliser-related carbon reductions in food supply chains, has raised €1.25 million. The funding will fuel its expansion into key agricultural markets in the Americas.
Google has launched a new “auto browse” feature for Chrome, powered by its Gemini 3 AI model. It allows the AI to interact with web pages, clicking buttons and filling forms to complete tasks. For now, it’s only for paying AI Pro and Ultra subscribers on desktop.
A Bloomberg investigation found Amazon reported a massive amount of suspected child sexual abuse material discovered in its AI training data last year. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children says the reports are “inactionable” because Amazon won’t disclose the source.
AI-generated animation is going mainstream with a theatrical showcase. Three nominated shorts will play in U.S. theaters in February 2026, with the public voting for a winner to get a March release.
The FCC is asking customers affected by Verizon’s major January outage to report their experiences by March 16. The investigation is focused on the impact on 911 services and Verizon’s response. Meanwhile, the company is offering $20 credits, but scammers are trying to cash in.
Interlune, founded by former Blue Origin president Rob Meyerson, is raising a $5 million SAFE round to advance its lunar helium-3 mining plans. The company has a prospecting mission with Astrolab slated for launch this summer.
