Microsoft closes employee library services as part of a wider shift toward AI-driven learning, signaling a major change in how employees access information. Physical books, internal archives, and several paid digital subscriptions are being phased out in favor of an AI-powered learning platform. For...

Xreal Sues Viture Over AR Glasses Patent Dispute Xreal sues Viture in a move that highlights how fast the augmented reality glasses market is maturing. When companies begin aggressively defending intellectual property, it often signals that a technology category is shifting from niche experimentatio...

Meta Launches ‘Meta Compute’ to Supercharge AI Data Centers Meta is taking a bold step to power its future AI ambitions with the launch of Meta Compute, a new top-level initiative overseeing the company’s massive computing infrastructure expansion. With plans to deploy tens of gigawatts this decade—...

Deus Ex 2000 Remains a Masterpiece Despite Remaster Delays Fans of the classic cyberpunk RPG Deus Ex got disappointing news last year: the highly anticipated remaster was delayed indefinitely, and preorders were refunded. Developer Aspyr cited negative feedback on the remastered graphics as a reason...

2026 Could Bring the End of Affordable Smartphones Smartphone buyers may need to brace for sticker shock. Nothing CEO Carl Pei has warned that 2026 could mark a turning point in the industry, with smartphone prices rising by as much as 30%. The reason? A surge in memory costs fueled by the growing d...

Microsoft Disrupts RedVDS Cybercrime Network Microsoft has confirmed a major victory against cybercrime, announcing the disruption of RedVDS, a virtual desktop platform linked to phishing, malware, and business email compromise (BEC). The platform, active in the US and UK, reportedly caused over $40...

AWS Launches European Sovereign Cloud: EU Data Compliance Made Easy Amazon Web Services (AWS) has unveiled its European Sovereign Cloud, a new offering designed to give European companies full control over their data while meeting strict EU regulations. With growing concerns over data compliance, pr...

Human Motion Is Shaping the Future of Robotics Researchers and engineers are now using human motion to teach robots how to move more naturally. At CES 2026, robots like Boston Dynamics’ Atlas demonstrated lifelike agility, thanks to a combination of motion capture, virtual reality (VR), and advanced...

Sony Teases “A New Form of Listening” Ahead of January 21 Event Sony has confirmed a new product launch for January 21, hinting at what it calls “a new form of listening.” Fans of wireless audio are buzzing with speculation over what this could mean, and industry insiders suggest the announcement wi...

Apple Notes Could Become Your Ultimate Life Organizer in iOS 26.4 Apple Notes has long been a simple, reliable way to capture ideas, manage grocery lists, and plan daily tasks. But with the upcoming iOS 26.4 update, this humble app might finally level up into a true productivity powerhouse. Apple’s ...

GOG Execs Criticize Windows 11, Signal Linux Plans for 2026 Gamers are growing frustrated with Windows 11, and GOG’s top executives aren’t holding back. In a recent interview, GOG owner Michał Kiciński called the OS “poor-quality software,” expressing shock that it has spent so many years on the mar...

Audeze Maxwell 2 Review: Is It Truly a Game-Changer? Gamers hunting for a headset with incredible sound often ask: Does the Audeze Maxwell 2 deliver a noticeable upgrade over the original? The answer is both yes and no. While the Maxwell 2 boasts powerful audio performance and luxurious materials, i...