A major auction of equipment from a national broadcasting studio is set to occur, offering pro-level video and audio gear to the public.
New California legislation aims to protect minors by regulating how social media algorithms and AI chatbots interact with younger users.
A new strain of malware called Mantax Otax is moving beyond simple data theft to combine ransomware and spyware. The malware encrypts user files and then uses stolen data to actively harass the victim, marking a more aggressive turn in mobile security threats.
T-Mobile is reportedly planning to charge customers $5 per month to use iPhone Handoff, an e-SIM feature that is technically part of the iOS ecosystem.
Researchers have identified flaws in common theft-prevention reporting systems that could allow attackers to maliciously block new phones or disable smart home security alarms.
A new study warns that detailed public reviews on platforms like Yelp can be used by bad actors to craft highly targeted phishing attacks. By analyzing review history, scammers can determine a user's location, habits, and preferences to build convincing social engineering lures.
A group of tech companies and NGOs is petitioning the EU to end the era of pervasive cookie consent banners. The coalition argues that the current system creates 'consent fatigue' and that privacy preferences should instead be handled at the browser level.
Technology provider EKT is set to unveil a new set-top box designed specifically for the ATSC 3.0 (NextGen TV) standard. The device runs on a Linux-based platform.
Apple is reportedly planning to implement usage limits for its AI features, potentially requiring a subscription or credit-based system for high-intensity tasks. The new strategy will shift 'AI as a feature' to 'AI as a metered service' within the Apple ecosystem.
In response to local regulations, Steam is enforcing age verification in Australia using credit cards, but technical glitches and low credit adoption among younger adults are locking users out of content.
Analysts warn that a major memory chip shortage is looming for 2027 as AI hardware production consumes a larger share of global capacity.
Nintendo has released firmware update 23.0.0 for the Switch 2, which officially enables variable refresh rate (VRR) support when the console is docked. This update also improves 'boost mode' and allows for easier data transfers between systems.
GOG has partnered with BIg Box Collection to provide 3D models and printable scans of classic PC gaming 'big box' packaging.
Researchers are pushing back against the narrative of AI agents going 'rogue,' arguing that unexpected behaviors are often just poor prompting or model limitations rather than intentionality.
Tesla's Cybercab aims to eliminate traditional driving controls entirely, relying on a central touchscreen. However, a 'hidden' touchscreen joystick may allow for manual overrides, raising questions about safety regulations and the transition to full autonomy.
Apple officially unveiled its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, alongside the iPhone 18 Pro series and the new Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4. The launch also details iOS 27 features including a dual-carrier 'iPhone Handoff' system and a new tap-to-redeem method for physical gift cards.
NDI is partnering with NVIDIA to integrate AI SDKs into its protocol, enabling real-time automated translation and localized content for live streams.
The band Muse has reportedly lost its social media handles to 'Muse,' Meta's new AI agent.
Trade show organizers are warning that the FCC may block foreign-made robots and drones from appearing at major events like CES. This move stems from broader regulatory concerns over foreign-made electronics and could significantly impact the variety of tech reaching US consumers.
Automattic's board forces CEO Matt Mullenweg into leave of absence. Mullenweg said in a company Slack message that it was against his will.