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Microsoft has clarified its GTA 6 streaming plans after a report said Xbox secured exclusive cloud rights, saying the game will not stream exclusively or to PC.
Samsung's Galaxy S27 Ultra may feature the upcoming Exynos 2700 chipset in select markets, marking a possible return of Exynos processors to the company's premium Ultra lineup.
Anthropic's Mythos artificial intelligence model identified vulnerabilities in classified U.S. government systems during security testing, highlighting the growing role of AI in national cybersecurity efforts.
Instagram launched Instants, a new disappearing-photo feature and standalone app designed to compete with Snapchat and BeReal through casual and private sharing.
China’s aggressive adoption of artificial intelligence across industries, public services, manufacturing, and consumer technology is positioning the country as the world’s largest real-world AI testing ground, potentially influencing how AI systems are developed, regulated, and integrated globally in the coming years.
A man accused of attacking the home of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder charges, as authorities continue investigating the high-profile case involving one of the technology industry’s most influential AI leaders.
iRobot is reentering the competitive household robotics market with a next-generation AI-powered pet robot designed to provide emotional companionship, smart home integration, personalized interaction, and intelligent assistance for families, children, and elderly users.
Despite the dominance of social media, messaging apps, and instant communication platforms, traditional pen pal programs continue to connect people worldwide by promoting meaningful conversations, cultural exchange, language learning, and long-lasting friendships through handwritten and digital correspondence.
The Associated Press has won a Pulitzer Prize for its global investigative reporting on government surveillance efforts, highlighting international concerns over privacy, digital monitoring, civil liberties, and the expanding reach of state surveillance technologies worldwide.
Uber and Waymo have expanded their autonomous ride-hailing partnership to Atlanta, offering passengers access to self-driving robotaxis in one of the U.S.'s busiest urban hubs.
A sweeping technology reform bill has cleared the Senate with bipartisan support — but efforts to include a temporary moratorium on artificial intelligence legislation were ultimately left out, sparking debate across the political spectrum.
As Elon Musk’s rivalry with Donald Trump flares up once again, his business dealings with the U.S. government — from SpaceX contracts to Tesla subsidies — are facing renewed political and public scrutiny.
Apple has filed a lawsuit against a former Vision Pro engineer, accusing him of stealing thousands of confidential documents related to its mixed-reality headset before leaving to work for Snap Inc.
After moving away from cloud-dependent devices, a full smart home upgrade delivered better privacy, faster response times, and total local control.
Sony’s latest PlayStation Portal update highlights its potential—while reinforcing why fans are still waiting for a true PlayStation handheld.