The long-held belief that Macs are immune to serious malware is crumbling. Security firms are tracking a sharp rise in threats, making Apple’s decision to cut bug bounty payouts particularly poorly timed.
Valve’s new Steam Machine is hamstrung by a lack of full HDMI 2.1 support on SteamOS. The issue stems from the HDMI Forum blocking open-source implementations of the standard, forcing Valve to use a workaround for 4K/120Hz output.
ZOTAC has unveiled a new high-end mini PC, the ZBOX MAGNUS EU27507TC. It features a desktop GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB GPU and an Intel Core Ultra 7 265 processor, but it’s a barebones kit starting at nearly $3,000. This follows their smaller RTX 5060 Ti model from October.
Sam Altman is reportedly looking to invest billions to gain control of rocket startup Stoke Space. His goal? To launch AI data centers into orbit to bypass Earth’s strained power grid. It’s a wild idea that highlights the massive, growing energy demands of artificial intelligence.
Nvidia is closing out the year with a significant double update. A new Game Ready driver brings optimizations for major shooters and, crucially, restores GPU-accelerated PhysX for beloved classics on RTX 50 Series cards. Simultaneously, the GeForce Now cloud library is getting 30 new titles this mon
Chipmakers boast about faster NPUs every few months, but the promised revolution in on-device AI hasn’t arrived. The cloud still holds massive advantages in power and model size, leaving those powerful phone chips mostly idle. So what’s the point?
Apple has pushed out the release candidate builds for watchOS 26.2, tvOS 26.2, and visionOS 26.2 to developers. The final public versions are slated for release next week, barring any last-minute critical issues.
The studio behind the ‘My Time’ series is working on a new open-world action RPG. The God Slayer mixes Chinese martial arts, steampunk tech, and elemental magic in a systemic world.
Google announced a slew of new features for Android 16 on Tuesday, starting with Pixel devices. The update marks a shift to more frequent releases and focuses heavily on AI organization and user customization. Several general Android and accessibility updates are also rolling out broadly.
Google is releasing its second Android 16 update this year, a major shift from its annual release cadence. The update brings AI-powered notification summaries and organization to Pixels first, alongside easier parental controls and more icon theming. A separate wave of app updates, including Chrome
