Google’s threat intelligence group has taken legal and technical action to disrupt the IPIDEA residential proxy network. The move highlights the growing threat of apps that pay users for “unused bandwidth,” often without clear consent.
Asian hedge funds had their best year since 2020, with the Eurekahedge index gaining 14%. Equity funds, especially those betting on China, Japan, and South Korea, posted stunning returns, some over 80%.
OpenAI board chair Bret Taylor argues that the real AI disruption isn’t just “vibe coding” apps faster. He says the future is AI agents that replace traditional software entirely. However, leaders from Google and Anthropic warn that AI-generated code still struggles with security and maintainability
Apple has launched a new AirTag with key upgrades. It features a 50% louder speaker and Precision Finding with a 50% longer range, thanks to a new Ultra Wideband chip. The company is also pushing its airline partnerships hard, claiming a 90% reduction in truly lost luggage.
New leaks cast doubt on a major rumored upgrade for Samsung’s next flagship. It looks like native magnetic charging, similar to Apple’s MagSafe, might not be coming to the Galaxy S26 series after all.
A new study reveals a major readiness gap for the EU’s upcoming Digital Product Passport (DPP). With compliance mandated by 2027, many UK exporters are unaware or unprepared, risking fines and market access.
A recent report shows Microsoft complied with an FBI warrant in early 2025, handing over BitLocker recovery keys for laptops in a fraud investigation. This highlights the privacy risk of letting Microsoft store your encryption key. Luckily, there’s a way to take control, but it requires Windows 11 P
Clawdbot, an open-source AI personal assistant, has exploded in popularity by actually working where other “AI agents” have failed. Built by developer Peter Steinberger, it runs locally and can autonomously manage your email, calendar, and messages. But giving it full system access comes with seriou
The AI assistant Clawdbot is exploding online, praised for automating work via chat apps. But its awkward fit on Windows and serious security concerns are causing a major split in early adopters.
In a new interview, Xbox Game Studios head Craig Duncan addressed the wave of game cancellations and studio impacts from 2025. He called the decisions difficult but necessary, framing them as part of broader portfolio management for the business.
