Hugging Face's $399 Microduck robot duck pulled in over $2.6 million in first-day pre-orders. Open-source RL training, ships before Christmas.
The GS Retail data breach drew a $9.3M fine after credential-stuffing attacks exposed 1.66 million GS Shop and GS25 customers' personal data.
The OpenAI Mac mini buying spree has strained supply of high-RAM Mac mini and Mac Studio units. Here is why the AI lab needs tens of thousands of Macs.
The UK airport data breach exposed contact details of 8.7 million travelers at Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands airports. Here is what to watch for.
The GTA 6 Extended Look confirms an 80-hour story, a map three times Red Dead 2, 600,000+ NPC animations, and a November 19 launch on PS5 and Xbox Series.
Apple's M6 Mac mini brings its first 2nm chip to the $899 desktop, while the M5 Ultra Mac Studio targets local AI with 512GB memory and Thunderbolt 5 clustering.
The ColorOS 16 August update adds AI Remix Collage, Phone Manager app blocking, new widgets and Notes drawing to 13 Oppo Find and Reno phones.
Xbox disc-to-digital lets Insiders redeem a digital license by inserting a disc into their console, and the license travels with the disc when sold.
The Huawei Watch GT 7 headlines Huawei's September 2 Munich launch event alongside the slimmer blood-pressure Watch D3 and FreeBuds Neo earbuds.
This weekly tech roundup covers Apple's September 9 foldable event, Android 17 rollouts, GTA VI's Netflix premiere, and the €825M Uber GDPR fine.
Samsung's August 27 event is expected to bring the Galaxy S26 FE with an Exynos 2500, 6.7-inch 120Hz OLED, 4,900mAh battery and 45W charging.
The Apple September 9 event brings Apple's first foldable iPhone and the Pro lineup under new CEO John Ternus. Here's what to expect.
The Motorola Android 17 rollout starts with Signature phones, adding the Qira AI assistant, message scam detection, and a redesigned Hello UI.
Portable Computer runs the full Perplexity agent stack locally on NVIDIA DGX Spark and RTX PCs, with zero per-token costs for on-device tasks.
A five-year-old Coldcard RNG bug let attackers drain $115M in Bitcoin. Coinkite's emergency firmware can't fix old seeds, so full migration is required.
