Samsung’s upcoming mid-range Galaxy A57 5G has been spotted with 45W charging support in regulatory filings. Meanwhile, the flagship Galaxy S26 appears stuck at 25W speeds. This creates a strange situation where the cheaper phone could charge nearly twice as fast.
Guild Wars is getting a major refresh called Reforged for its 20th anniversary. The update brings HD visuals, controller support, and Steam Deck optimization while remaining free for current owners.
China has approved groundbreaking platinum and palladium futures contracts that accept sponge metal for delivery – a world first. This comes as the country faces major market shifts including VAT changes and booming electric vehicle sales.
A comprehensive new AI benchmark reveals that nearly all major language models are more likely to hallucinate than provide correct answers. The findings challenge assumptions about AI reliability in real-world applications where factual accuracy matters most.
SpaceX’s Starlink satellites struggle to recover from solar storms, with performance degradation lasting 3-4 days after geomagnetic conditions ease. The autonomous systems designed to protect the constellation may actually be making things worse by triggering cascading orbital adjustments across the
Amsterdam-based solar startup Sun.Store tops Sifted’s Future 50 ranking with staggering 4,647% revenue growth. Despite climate tech’s tough funding year, 11 climate-focused companies made the list, just behind B2B SaaS and fintech.
According to Fortune, two-thirds of companies are still just experimenting with AI rather than implementing it widely. The solution isn’t more technology but investing in people through upskilling and human-centric approaches. Johnson & Johnson has rolled out mandatory AI training for 80,000 employe
Rekha Thomas warns that using AI for thought leadership first drafts creates unoriginal content she calls “AI slop.” She advocates for human-led creative processes with AI as research and editing partner. The key is knowing when to use AI versus human creativity.
As NASA prepares to release high-resolution images of the mysterious interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, Harvard’s Avi Loeb continues to challenge the scientific consensus. He argues the object’s unusual characteristics warrant consideration of extraterrestrial origins. The debate highlights tensions betw
Stanley Druckenmiller’s Duquesne Family Office initiated $96 million in Amazon, $56 million in Meta, and $77 million in stablecoin issuer Figure Technology last quarter. The famed investor also added a $100 million+ position in emerging markets ETF EEM. Druckenmiller famously bought Nvidia early but
