Apple’s next major iPhone update, iOS 26.2, is scheduled for December release and will work on iPhones from iPhone 11 through iPhone 17. The update expands Live Translation on AirPods to EU users while introducing urgent reminders and revised sleep scoring. Current beta testing shows some modem comp
New renders show Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Plus in a striking orange color that looks suspiciously like iPhone 17 Pro’s shade. But leakers are already calling the color fake. The Plus model returns as the Edge gets canceled for 2026.
Ken Griffin says resilience and perseverance matter more than pure intellect at his hedge fund. He warns that grade inflation in schools is failing to teach students how to handle failure, which is essential in business.
The UK’s Digital Poverty Alliance is sounding the alarm about the planned shutdown of 2G and 3G networks. They warn that millions of vulnerable people could be left without essential services that depend on these older technologies. The group is calling for urgent action to prevent digital exclusion
New McKinsey research reveals that most companies haven’t significantly reduced headcount due to AI adoption yet. However, nearly a third expect workforce declines in the coming year as AI use expands. Data scientists and engineers are seeing increased hiring while customer service and HR roles face
New research maps out the environmental footprint of America’s data center explosion. The findings challenge where tech giants are currently building and highlight massive resource demands that could derail climate commitments.
The Boring Company received nearly $500,000 in fines for dumping wastewater at its Las Vegas project sites. Regulators say staff refused to stop when caught and later lied about the timing. The incident reveals serious environmental and operational issues.
When Google decided to discontinue first and second generation Nest thermostats, hackers stepped in with custom firmware. The No Longer Evil project gives abandoned devices new life through reverse engineering. This represents a growing pushback against corporate control of hardware.
A South Korean solar company is cutting jobs and reducing hours for Georgia workers after U.S. customs officials began detaining imported components. The company insists its supply chain contains no forced labor materials from China. Production disruptions come despite Qcells’ $2.3 billion investmen
Nobel Prize winner John Martinis is leading a new alliance with HPE and major chip industry players to transform quantum computer production. The group aims to move from artisanal quantum chip creation to mass production using standard semiconductor tools. This could finally make quantum computing p
