Blizzard is hosting a series of developer-led streams over the next few weeks, promising major announcements for its core franchises. This comes as the company skips BlizzCon in both 2024 and 2025. Fans can expect deep dives on upcoming expansions and roadmaps.
Stocks opened with modest gains on Monday morning. All eyes are on a massive week of corporate earnings from major tech companies and the latest interest rate decision from the Federal Reserve.
The Glance Weather Widget offers a beautifully visual, color-coded forecast directly on your home screen. But its appeal is completely undermined by a vague and frustrating payment structure that feels designed to trick users.
Samsung is delivering a new security patch to an older, budget tablet. The January 2026 update for the Galaxy Tab A9 addresses 55 vulnerabilities and is currently rolling out in South Korea.
A group of researchers is pushing for terraforming Mars to be treated as a serious scientific research program. They outline a phased plan that could take thousands of years, starting with warming the planet using aerosols.
The Linux kernel project has quietly formalized a continuity plan for its most critical single point of failure: Linus Torvalds’s main Git repository. The document outlines a 72-hour response process led by key organizers to ensure the project’s survival. It’s a crucial piece of governance for the w
Apple has once again been named the world’s most admired company by Fortune magazine. This marks the 19th consecutive year the tech giant has held the top spot in the prestigious annual ranking.
High-performance edge computing startup Odinn unveiled a shockingly dense portable server at CES. The Omnia system fits up to four Nvidia H200 GPUs and a petabyte of storage into a case the size of airline carry-on luggage.
Embark Studios is considering a major expansion of player trading in its hit extraction shooter Arc Raiders. The community, however, is deeply divided, with many fearing it will destroy the game’s tense loot-and-extract loop.
Scientists analyzing proton collisions at the LHC have found a surprising underlying order. The discovery confirms that a core principle of quantum mechanics, unitarity, governs even the most chaotic particle interactions.
