Netflix is making a monumental play for Hollywood’s future by acquiring Warner Bros. This isn’t just buying a studio; it’s a complete rethinking of how we get our movies and shows. The entire entertainment industry just got put on notice.
Using /e/OS on a Fairphone 6 reveals how much data our apps siphon daily. This de-Googled Android fork blocks thousands of trackers and offers system-wide privacy tools, all while maintaining app compatibility. It’s a stark lesson in digital surveillance.
A new report from IMD reveals a major shift in family office hiring. The next generation wants impact investing and tech innovation, creating a severe shortage of qualified professionals.
An insider report claims Dell is implementing targeted price increases on commercial PCs, with high-RAM configurations seeing the biggest jumps. This is a direct result of AI companies and resellers hoarding memory, creating a severe shortage. The consumer market might be next.
Most Samsung Galaxy phones are stuck on Google Play system updates from July, August, or September, lagging far behind their regular security patches. This recurring issue is tied to Samsung’s rapid One UI 8 and 8.5 update cycle, leaving a security gap.
Google has announced Disco, an experimental AI-powered browser. Its key feature, GenTabs, processes your open tabs and chat history to automatically create interactive web applications for tasks like trip planning.
id Software, the legendary developer of Doom, has voted to form a union that includes every employee. The move comes with Microsoft’s recognition and follows 18 months of organizing efforts by the staff.
Apple has released tvOS 26.2, a notable update that changes how profiles work. Now, you can create profiles for guests or kids without needing an Apple ID, and set age-based content restrictions.
According to XDA-Developers, 2025 saw several major retro game collections hit modern platforms. The standout was the Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection, which compiled every arcade and home console release from the original saga, including a previously lost version of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3. Other
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s extensive personal investments in chip startups are colliding with his corporate duties. The situation came to a head in a failed, conflicted bid to acquire AI startup Rivos, which ultimately sold to Meta for around $4 billion.
