Apple’s next major iPhone software update, iOS 26.3, is expected to arrive in the last week of January 2026. A specific report points to January 26 as the most likely date. This update will be crucial for security, as there won’t be a parallel iOS 18 release.
Microsoft is now showing a promotional warning for OneDrive cloud backup within the Windows 11 Start menu. The move is part of a broader push to integrate ads and subscription management directly into the operating system. For users outside the EU, OneDrive is presented as the only option.
A new analysis warns that the rush to adopt AI for productivity is undermining the very experiences that build deep skills. The risk isn’t just error, but a permanent atrophy of human judgment and empathy. Are we automating ourselves into irrelevance?
The focus in cybersecurity is shifting from “if” to “when” an attack happens. Organizations are now being forced to prioritize forensic investigation and rapid response to survive the financial and operational fallout.
LG quietly pushed a Copilot AI shortcut to older TV models, and owners are furious. The unannounced update has ignited a debate about forced adoption and hardware control in the smart home era.
Shlomo Kramer, CEO of Cato Networks, warns that the AI investment frenzy is a bubble that will unwind. He argues there’s a “dislocation” between sky-high valuations and the technology’s current, modest real-world impact.
Meta has made one of its biggest AI acquisitions yet, buying the startup Manus for over $2 billion. The company, which grew out of China’s AI ecosystem, saw rapid revenue growth by building AI agents for tasks like market research and website creation.
German digital bank N26 is undergoing a major leadership shift. Co-founder Maximilian Tayenthal is stepping down from his operational role as co-CEO on December 31. The bank is preparing for a full handover to incoming CEO Mike Dargan, a UBS executive, in April 2026.
Meta is acquiring Manus, a Chinese-founded AI startup that makes general-purpose AI agents. The move is part of Meta’s aggressive push to integrate advanced AI across its consumer and business products.
Nvidia has officially purchased $5 billion worth of Intel stock, finalizing a deal first announced in September. The investment provides crucial capital for Intel as it navigates a costly turnaround. But what does Nvidia, the AI chip leader, get out of it?
