New leaks reveal the exact, unconventional shape of Apple’s long-rumored foldable iPhone. It sets up a fascinating design battle with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold line for the future of big-screen phones.
Four experimental DiskSats, shaped like meter-wide pizzas, launched from Virginia early Thursday. This joint NASA-Space Force mission aims to prove a new, stackable satellite design that offers more power and surface area than traditional CubeSats.
AMD is laying the groundwork for its Zen 6 architecture by getting it into a major open-source compiler. The initial “Znver6” support patch has been merged into the GCC 16 toolchain. This early move helps developers prepare software optimizations well before the chips launch in late 2026.
The B2B arm of crypto firm Bitso is processing billions through Mexico’s instant payment system. Its leadership says the volume is a clear signal that global finance is moving toward stablecoins for cross-border and domestic efficiency.
Nvidia is rolling out its latest upscaling tech to a fresh batch of PC games. Titles like Ashes of Creation and ARK: Survival Ascended are getting DLSS 4 and Reflex for better performance. A new driver update is now available to support these features.
Microsoft is rolling out a significant update to its Phone Link app, bringing new security and productivity features for Android and Windows 11 users. The update includes the ability to remotely lock your PC from your phone and seamless clipboard sharing between devices.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has unveiled its 2025 list of the most dangerous software weaknesses. This annual ranking, created with MITRE, is designed to help organizations prioritize security fixes and build safer technology from the start.
According to a long-running forecast, the dominant trend for 2026 won’t be a specific technology. Instead, we’re entering a period of deep questioning about our institutions and economic systems in the wake of major historical inflection points like 2020.
A prominent leaker has shared the alleged list of 14 games Epic will give away daily from December 18 to 31. The finale is rumored to be Red Dead Redemption 2, which would be a massive server-crashing giveaway. We’ll know more as each daily title is revealed.
Security operations centers are drowning in alerts, forcing analysts to make life-or-death decisions for the business with fragments of data. A new argument says they need to adopt the triage and context models of emergency medicine to survive. Can a “security graph” finally provide the clarity they
