Samsung has launched the One UI 8.5 beta for the Galaxy S25 series. The update brings significant customization changes, including a revamped Quick Settings panel that looks familiar to iOS users.
The first buildings of a planned £10 billion data center campus in Northumberland, England, have been approved. The QTS project will rise on the site of a failed battery factory, signaling a new industrial direction for the region.
Tech giants Apple and Google have sent out a new wave of threat notifications to users worldwide. The warnings are for suspected targeted spyware attacks, often linked to state-backed actors.
The market for packaging data center AI chips is projected to grow at over 40% annually through 2030. While GPU packaging will dominate revenue, the massive investment required poses a major risk to this forecast.
OnlyFans CEO Keily Blair says the secret to her company’s massive revenue with a tiny team is eliminating middle management. She argues that no one has ever had a “really good middle manager,” and her 42 employees are all individual contributors.
Young people are facing a brutal job market, but a new report argues AI isn’t the culprit. The real issue is that companies across the board have simply stopped hiring at recessionary levels.
Samsung is reportedly planning to launch its Galaxy S26 series, including the Ultra model, in late January 2026. This would put it weeks ahead of the massive Mobile World Congress event starting March 2, a strategic move to dominate the news cycle.
Brain-computer interfaces (BCI) are nearing a real-world inflection point, with non-invasive tech leading the charge. Startups like Conduit are using AI to turn noisy EEG data into thought-decoding systems, aiming for a future of telepathy and thought-to-text.
India is reviewing a proposal that would require smartphone makers like Apple to keep GPS active at all times, with no user option to disable it. Apple has formally opposed the plan, warning it’s a dangerous overreach.
Linux’s security model is robust, but it’s not a magic shield. With more “typical” users adopting it and servers under constant automated attack, the old assumptions are crumbling. Security is about layers, not blind faith in an OS.
