New data reveals a flood of low-effort “shovelware” games on Xbox, making up almost 40% of 2025 releases. This spam is inflating Gamerscore and cluttering the store, raising questions about quality control.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra is reportedly launching on February 25, 2026, with pre-orders starting the next day and retail availability on March 11. But its launch window is sandwiched between a rumored Pixel 10a launch on Feb 18 and a potential iPhone 17e announcement, all while competing for attent
Google has confirmed a series of Gmail issues that plagued users over the weekend. The problems included broken automatic filtering, erroneous spam warnings, and email delivery delays. The company says a fix is now being deployed.
Apple has topped Fortune’s World’s Most Admired Companies list for an incredible 19th straight year. The 2024 ranking highlights the growing influence of AI, with Nvidia landing at #4 and newcomers AMD and Workday cracking the top 50.
A new study reveals that intense electric fields, like those in electrolyzers, make water split by increasing molecular disorder, not by lowering energy. This flips a fundamental rule of chemistry and could reshape catalyst design.
Anker’s latest premium charging stand supports the fastest 25W Qi2.2 wireless charging for newer iPhones. It includes a built-in display, active cooling, and adjustable hinge, but commands a premium price even on sale.
According to ZDNet’s threat intelligence report, 2026 will see AI weaponization become the norm, not the exception. Malware will dynamically adapt to evade detection, and autonomous AI agents will execute attacks with minimal human intervention, posing a severe challenge to defenders.
WhatsApp is testing a feature to eliminate confusion when adding new members to active groups. The tool allows an admin to share the last 25 to 100 messages sent within 14 days. This gives new participants immediate context on the ongoing conversation.
High-end graphics cards are prime targets for scammers. A recent incident involving an RTX 5090 sold through Amazon’s own program shows even trusted retailers aren’t immune, leaving a buyer out thousands.
Andrew Bosworth, head of Meta’s Reality Labs, has called a mandatory in-person all-hands for January 14. This comes after the division lost over $70 billion since 2020 and faced repeated job cuts, including 560 layoffs in early 2025.
