X Launches Standalone X Chat App To Expand Messaging Platform
Social network X is testing a standalone version of its private messaging service, X Chat, with a limited group of users.
Google Adds Luggage Tracking Feature In Latest Android Pixel Update
Google has announced several new features for the Android ecosystem alongside its March Pixel Drop software update for Pixel phones.
Anthropic Adds Voice Mode To Claude Code For Hands Free Programming
Anthropic is introducing Voice Mode to Claude Code, its AI coding assistant designed for developers.
Leaked Government iPhone Exploit Kit Now Used by Cybercriminals
Security researchers have discovered a powerful set of iPhone hacking tools that appear to have leaked from a government customer and are now being used by cybercriminals and espionage groups.
Google Speeds Up Chrome Updates With New Two Week Release Cycle
Google is planning to release new versions of its Chrome browser more frequently.
OpenAI Updates ChatGPT Search With Smarter Context Using GPT 5.3 Instant
OpenAI says its latest ChatGPT update improves how the AI handles search results by adding better context and understanding to responses.
Android Desktop Mode Arrives on Pixel Phones
Google has introduced a new desktop mode for Pixel phones and tablets, bringing a desktop-style experience to Android devices.
Google Home Update Lets Gemini Describe Live Camera Feeds In Real Time
Google has announced a major update to Google Home that fixes several long-standing issues and introduces a powerful new feature called Live Search.
Amazon Confirms Drone Strikes Damaged AWS Data Centers in UAE and Bahrain Causing Major Outage
Amazon has confirmed that three Amazon Web Services data centers in the United Arab Emirates and one in Bahrain were damaged by drone strikes, leading to a widespread outage that continues to affect dozens of cloud services.
ChatGPT Uninstalls Surge After Defense Deal While Claude Downloads Climb
ChatGPT’s mobile app saw a sharp spike in uninstalls in the U.S. after news broke of OpenAI’s partnership with the Department of Defense, which was renamed the Department of War under the Trump administration.
X Now Lets Creators Tag Posts As Paid Partnerships
X has introduced a new feature that allows creators to clearly label sponsored content using an official paid partnership tag.
Mastodon Introduces Universal Share Button For Easy Website Sharing
Mastodon has launched a new universal Share to Mastodon button, making it much easier to post content from other websites directly to the platform.
Apple May Use Google Servers To Power Its Upgraded AI Siri
Apple could be relying even more on Google as it works to improve Siri and catch up in the fast-moving AI race.
iPhone 17e Launches With A19 Chip 48MP Camera And Lower Price
Apple has officially introduced the iPhone 17e, a powerful yet more affordable option in the iPhone 17 lineup.
Cyberattacks Rock Iran As US And Israeli Strikes Unfold Internet Disruptions Reported
A series of cyberattacks hit Iran early Saturday, happening at the same time as joint U.S. and Israeli military strikes on targets inside the country, according to cybersecurity experts.
Australia May Block AI Tools Like ChatGPT Over New Age Rules
Australia’s internet safety watchdog has warned that search engines and app stores could be forced to block artificial intelligence platforms that fail to verify user ages.
Samsung Reaches Settlement With Texas Over Smart TV Data Collection Concerns
Samsung and the State of Texas have settled a legal dispute over how the company collected viewing data through its smart TVs.
Typosquatting In 2026 What It Is Why It Matters And How To Stay Safe
Typosquatting uses fake look alike domains to steal data and money. Learn how it works in 2026 and how to protect yourself and your business online.
Malicious QuickLens Chrome Extension Used To Steal Crypto And Passwords
A popular Chrome extension called QuickLens Search Screen with Google Lens has been removed from the Chrome Web Store after it was hijacked and turned into a malware delivery tool targeting thousands of users.
South Korean Tax Office Accidentally Leaks Crypto Seed Phrase And Loses 4.4 Million Dollars
South Korea’s National Tax Service made a costly mistake after accidentally revealing the recovery phrase of a seized cryptocurrency wallet, allowing someone to steal millions in digital assets.
