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.
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
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.
New testing on Ubuntu Linux reveals how much performance you gain—or lose—by pairing AMD’s latest 3D V-Cache CPU with slower memory. The results might save you a lot of money.
Google is expanding its Gemini AI integration beyond driving. The assistant can now provide voice-guided navigation and local discovery for pedestrians and cyclists worldwide.
Surgeons have lost the ability to feel tissue during minimally invasive and robotic operations, making it harder to detect tumors. A European research team called PALPABLE is building a soft robotic “fingertip” that uses light to map tissue stiffness. The first prototype is scheduled for testing by
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.
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.
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.
