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You'll want to stick around for the credits to see where the Nintendo cinematic universe might go next.
Cybercriminals are impersonating top brands like Meta, Disney, and Spotify in a highly sophisticated new phishing campaign designed to hijack your Facebook account. Here is everything you need to know to stay safe.
Follow along live as we gear up for NASA's historic Artemis II mission beginning today.
For 2026 strategy, brands and technical teams can’t ignore RCS versus SMS.
The launch of NIST’s AI Agent Standards Initiative marks a pivotal moment in AI cybersecurity.
North Korean hackers used an updated version of a known backdoor to target a popular npm package.
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Evercade has revealed it's next handheld, the Nexus.
Impressive AI stats mean nothing if they aren't tied to real business outcomes.
T-Mobile releases a cologne (not really), Timekettle translates British English to American English (no), Yahoo creates a device to stop you doomscrolling (kind of real?) and more.
We compare Apple's entry-level iPhone 17e against Google's budget-friendly Pixel 10a.
The Apple TV HD is now 'obsolete', even though it's working perfectly fine for happy users.
OpenClaw has gone viral in China in a way it hasn't elsewhere. Government subsidies, cheap local AI, and widespread job anxiety all help explain why.
Russia's Ministry of Digital Development has ordered mobile operators to disable Apple ID payments in a bid to make accessing VPNs harder.
OpenAI is currently making $2 billion in monthly revenue — that's $6 billion quarterly or $24 billion annually.
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