Apple’s iOS 26 update introduced crucial USB-C security protections but set the default to dangerously allow connections to any accessory. The setting affects iPhone 15, 16, and 17 users and leaves devices vulnerable to data theft through malicious charging cables. Changing it takes seconds in Setti
Gabriel Petersson dropped out of high school in 2019 and taught himself machine learning using ChatGPT. He now works as a research scientist at OpenAI on the Sora video generation team, proving credentials aren’t everything in tech.
VMware is fighting to keep its copyright case against Siemens in US courts, alleging the company used far more software than it licensed. The dispute highlights Broadcom’s controversial licensing changes that have some customers facing 300% cost increases.
Apple quietly built a professional-grade hearing test into AirPods Pro that anyone can use. The five-minute test creates clinical-style audiograms and can even turn your earbuds into FDA-approved hearing aids. It’s one of Apple’s most impressive but least-known accessibility features.
China’s Bitcoin mining industry has staged a massive comeback despite the country’s 2021 crypto ban. The country now ranks third globally in mining activity, driven by cheap electricity and available infrastructure.
The Windows 10 security situation just got much more serious. New data from Dell shows twice as many users are stuck on the outdated OS than previously estimated. Microsoft’s Windows 11 push appears to be failing completely.
Microsoft appears to be making good on its 10-year Call of Duty promise to Nintendo. Sledgehammer Games job listings specifically mention Switch experience, hinting at COD 2027 development for Nintendo’s next console. This would mark the series’ return to Nintendo platforms after a 14-year absence.
Oracle is becoming the poster child for AI infrastructure risks according to Morgan Stanley. The investment bank warns the company’s financial liabilities could nearly triple over three years, making it the weakest hyperscaler. Credit default swap prices suggest growing concern about Oracle’s balloo
USB-A has been the standard since 1996, but USB-C delivers up to 240W of power and 120Gb/s speeds. The reversible design alone makes the upgrade worthwhile. Why are we still clinging to outdated ports?
The AI chip market is exploding, and these 10 semiconductor startups are positioning themselves to compete with or complement Nvidia’s dominance. From edge computing to optical interconnects, they’re tackling different pieces of the $4 trillion AI infrastructure opportunity.
