Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says Apple sent about 80% of its initial iPhone Duo inventory to its own stores, with some holding as few as 50 units. Apple has not confirmed the split.
Square Enix has moved Final Fantasy XIV: Evercold from its planned January window to February 23, 2027. Early access begins February 19, and pre-orders open November 4.
Russia's FSB says foreign spy agencies used malware on senior officials' smartphones to extract contacts, location data, and private correspondence, routing the harvest through US infrastructure firms Fastly and Cloudflare.
President Emmanuel Macron secured a record €93 billion in foreign investment pledges at the ninth Choose France summit in Versailles, with SoftBank alone committing €45 billion for AI data centres in northern
Enterprises are cutting AI spending after burning millions with no clear ROI, VCs confess they have never seen more groupthink in Silicon Valley, and the approaching IPO wave for OpenAI, Anthropic, and
Another Monday, another gemstone-shaped trap set deep inside the semantic architecture of Contexto. Puzzle 1352, released at midnight on June 1, 2026, dropped players directly into one of the most visually intuitive
Infinity Ward has officially lifted the curtain on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, confirming a global release date of October 23 and revealing one of the franchise’s most ambitious entries yet.
The race to dominate AI-powered shopping is becoming one of the hottest battlegrounds in tech, and Phoebe Gates’ startup Phia has just secured one of the most attention-grabbing funding rounds of the
Google has officially started rolling out Gemini Spark, its most ambitious attempt yet to transform artificial intelligence from a chatbot into a fully autonomous digital assistant. The new feature, now arriving for
Microsoft, Dell and Nvidia are preparing to unveil a new generation of Arm-powered Windows machines built around the long-rumored N1 and N1X chips, setting up a direct challenge to Intel, AMD and
The claim is one of the most satisfying facts in popular science: the bootprints left by the Apollo astronauts on the lunar surface in 1969 will still be sitting there a million
Forty years ago this June, a family adventure film opened in American theaters and vanished almost immediately, swallowed by grief, bad timing, and the still-raw wound of a national tragedy. The film
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