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Subnautica 2 hit early access on May 14, 2026. One hour later it had sold a million copies. Twelve hours after launch the total reached two million. Peak concurrent players a...

Google’s Android Data Transfers Spark $135 Million Settlement and Scrutiny Over User Consent

Google faces fresh questions about its data practices after agreeing to pay $135 million to resolve claims that its Android operating system sent information to the company’s...

Wix Slashes 1,000 Jobs as Strong Shekel and AI Forces Force a Painful Reckoning

Avishai Abrahami did not mince words. In a message posted to X and sent to every Wix employee on May 28, the co-founder and chief executive announced the elimination of rough...

Microsoft Prepares New Homegrown Coding Model to Reclaim Ground in AI Software Development

Microsoft stands ready to introduce a new family of its own AI models next week at the Build developer conference in San Francisco. One stands out. A specialized coding model...

Google Messages Quietly Adds SIM Switch Button After Months of User Complaints

Google has heard the complaints. After months of frustration from dual-SIM Android users, the company is rolling back one of its more unpopular interface decisions in Message...

Google’s Staggered Gemini AI Rollout Frustrates Pixel Users with Delays

Google has announced plans to bring advanced Gemini features to a wide selection of Pixel devices, yet many owners continue to report that their phones show no signs of receivin...

Fitbit Loyalists Revolt as Google Health App Replaces Trusted Tracker

Fitbit users woke up last week to find their reliable tracking app transformed. The familiar interface had vanished. In its place stood the Google Health app. Heavy with AI c...

Mesa 26.0.8 Closes the Books on Early 2026 Drivers With Targeted Fixes

Eric Engestrom pushed out Mesa 26.0.8 on May 27. The point release marks the final update for the first-quarter 2026 stable series. Users running the branch now face a clear...

How Rust Could Shield Linux From the AI Bug-Hunting Surge

Greg Kroah-Hartman has spent decades tending the stable Linux kernel branch. He has reviewed every security flaw reported since 2005. Yet even he sounded alarmed at Rust Week...

Apple’s Costly Bet on a Creaseless Foldable iPhone

Apple stands on the verge of its most expensive iPhone yet. One that folds in half. Industry watchers have tracked this project for years. Now fresh leaks and supply chain si...

Google’s AI Still Can’t Count Letters in Its Own Name

Google's latest push to remake search around artificial intelligence has hit an awkward snag. Ask its AI Overview how many Ps appear in "Google" and it answers two. The syste...

Samsung Galaxy S26 Prices to Rise $50–$100 in 2026 Due to Costly Components

Samsung is preparing to raise the prices of its flagship Galaxy smartphones in 2026, a move that reflects growing pressure across the global supply chain and increasing costs fo...

PHP’s Supply Chain Under Siege: How Packagist Fights Back Against Account Takeovers and Stealthy Malware

Attacks keep coming. In the past weeks alone, attackers seized GitHub accounts and stolen tokens to push malicious tags on popular PHP packages. The incidents hit hard. Larav...

Malicious npm Package ua-parser-js2 Steals SSH Keys and Credentials via Typosquatting

A malicious npm package discovered in the public registry managed to steal sensitive files from developer machines by disguising itself as a seemingly harmless utility. Security...

Mojito Serves Up Fast Emoji Access Across Every Mac App

Mac users have waited years for a better way to drop emojis into their work. Apple's built-in tools never quite delivered the speed many craved. Now a new free utility called...

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