Fortnite Finally Returns to the Google Play Store
Epic Games’ Fortnite has returned to the Google Play Store in the United States. This move comes directly from Google complying with a court injunction following Epic’s landmark legal victory.
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Glassdoor Says Workers Are ‘Running on Empty’ in 2025
According to Glassdoor’s chief economist, a combination of sluggish hiring, limited career growth, and economic anxiety has left the workforce feeling sour and exhausted. The job site recorded a 41% year-over-year spike in mentions of ‘fatigue’ among employees.
Avalue’s New Industrial SBC is Built for the Long Haul
Avalue has launched a 3.5-inch single-board computer designed for harsh industrial environments. Its key trick is compatibility with multiple Intel CPU generations, aiming to simplify long-term upgrades for automation and edge AI projects.
Mollie Buys GoCardless to Build a One-Stop Payments Giant
Mollie is acquiring bank payment specialist GoCardless in a deal announced December 11. The combined company aims to offer a consolidated payment stack for businesses, with the transaction expected to finalize in mid-2026.
A Bionic Hand That Just Knows How to Grip
Researchers have integrated AI and custom sensors into a commercial bionic hand to create intuitive, autonomous grasping. The system allows users to perform tasks like picking up a cup without conscious thought, addressing a major reason why many abandon their prosthetics.
AI Code is Everywhere, But Security is Lagging Behind
RunSafe Security’s 2025 report reveals AI is being rapidly integrated into embedded systems for medical devices, industrial controls, and energy infrastructure. The survey of over 200 experts shows security practices haven’t kept pace with this transformation, introducing new risks.
GE Vernova Keeps Stacking Wind Turbine Deals in Romania
GE Vernova has signed a new deal to supply turbines for a wind farm in Romania, adding to a series of recent orders in the country. This continues the company’s push in a key European market, but the broader onshore wind sector faces significant headwinds.
Cursor’s New AI Tool Lets Designers Vibe-Code Websites
Cursor, the AI coding startup, is launching a Visual Editor that lets designers tweak web app aesthetics with AI. The move comes as the company, valued at nearly $30 billion, faces pressure from rivals building their own AI coding tools.
Spotify’s Back in the DJ Booth on iPhone and Android
Spotify integration has officially expanded to the mobile versions of Algoriddim’s djay app. This gives Premium subscribers access to the full catalog for mixing on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices globally.
Hackers Hijack a Truck, Stealing $1.4 Million in Vapes
Thieves used a digital hack to pull off a physical heist, making off with 78,000 vapes. This isn’t an isolated incident, as cargo theft fueled by cyberattacks is skyrocketing.