South of Midnight is heading to PlayStation and Switch 2
Compulsion Games has announced its Xbox-exclusive title South of Midnight is going multiplatform. The game is slated to hit PlayStation 5 and the Nintendo Switch 2 in the spring of 2026.
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Scientists Finally Film the Quantum Dance Atoms Never Stop Doing
Researchers have directly observed the quantum “zero-point motion” of atoms for the first time, proving they vibrate in synchronized patterns even at absolute zero. The breakthrough was made at the European XFEL in Hamburg using a technique called Coulomb Explosion Imaging.
Apple Loses Epic Appeal, But Court Says It Can Still Charge Fees
Apple has lost its appeal of a major contempt ruling in the Epic Games antitrust battle. The court upheld findings that Apple failed to comply with a 2021 order but said the company can still charge fees for external purchases.
Hackers Pose as Cops, Trick Apple and Amazon Into Sharing Private Data
A hacking group is posing as police officers to trick tech giants into forking over users’ private information. They claim hundreds of successful requests, revealing a massive security loophole that companies seem unable to close.
VR Isn’t Dead, It’s Just Full of Kids Now
The narrative that VR is dying is everywhere, but the sales data tells a different story. The audience has just radically shifted to a younger, more cost-conscious generation that loves free-to-play games.
Google’s Gemini Chatbot Finally Hits Chrome on Your iPhone
Google is bringing its Gemini AI assistant directly into the Chrome browser for iPhone users in the United States. The feature lets you summarize web pages and generate FAQs without leaving your current tab.
Helm.ai Claims It Cracked the Self-Driving Data Problem
According to VentureBeat, Helm.ai has unveiled a new AI framework that it claims achieves vision-only autonomous steering with “zero-shot” success on new roads. The key claim is that it needed only 1,000 hours of real-world driving data to train the system, bypassing the massive data requirements of
AT&T’s Smart Home Do-Over: A $11/Month Bet with Google
AT&T is taking another swing at the smart home after shutting down its old Digital Life service. Its new Connected Life platform, built with Google and Abode, starts at $11 per month. The big question is whether being an AT&T customer is enough of a draw.
Oracle’s AI Spending Spooks Investors, Stock Plunges 14.5%
Oracle’s stock plunged 14.5% despite beating profit expectations, as investors balked at its huge spending plans for AI infrastructure. The sell-off weighed heavily on the S&P 500 and even dragged down AI leader Nvidia.
Intel’s Panther Lake Leak Shows a Real Comeback Against AMD
Early benchmarks for Intel’s next-gen Panther Lake mobile CPU are a surprise. The chip appears to outperform AMD’s current Ryzen AI Max+ 395 in single-core tests while drawing significantly less power, hinting at a competitive 2026 for laptops.