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Firefox Fixes Stability Issue on Intel Raptor Lake PCs After Year-Long Effort
Mozilla resolved a crash issue in Firefox affecting Intel Raptor Lake desktop processors, restoring stable operation in version 151.01 after a year-long fix.
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Critical Linux Vulnerability Discovered After a Decade, Affecting Major Distributions
A decade-old security flaw in Linux permits local users to gain administrative access, impacting major distros like Red Hat and Debian.
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ZA/UM’s Second Game Zero Parades Faces Challenges Amid Studio Changes
ZA/UM releases its second title, Zero Parades, but significant team changes raise questions about its standing compared to Disco Elysium.
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WhatsApp Beta for iPhone Adds Dedicated Online Contacts List
WhatsApp’s latest iPhone beta introduces a revamped contacts interface with a separate list for online and recently active users.
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Anthropic’s Claude Mythos AI Finds Over 10,000 Software Vulnerabilities in One Month
Anthropic’s Claude Mythos AI has identified more than 10,000 vulnerabilities in software within just one month, highlighting its potential in cybersecurity.
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Starship V3’s Maiden Flight Demonstrates Resilience Despite Ending in Explosion
Starship V3 completed most flight objectives in its first launch, showcasing improvements ahead of SpaceX’s planned public offering.
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Scientists Unlock the Mechanism Behind Diamond Superconductivity, Paving Way for Advances in Quantum and Hybrid Electronics
US researchers have revealed how diamonds become superconducting, enabling tailored applications in quantum computing and hybrid electronics.
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Major HDD Component Makers Face Allegations of Price Fixing Over 13 Years
Leading HDD component manufacturers in the US are accused of price fixing, linking to inflated hard drive costs over more than a decade.
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Donald Trump Mistakenly Invests $1 Million in Sushi Chain Instead of AI Hardware Manufacturer
Donald Trump unintentionally invested $1 million in a sushi restaurant chain, confusing it for an AI hardware company amid his tech stock dealings.
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Wearable Tech Maker Oura Files for IPO Amid Wave of Public Listings
Finnish smart ring company Oura has filed for an IPO as tech and space firms eye public markets in 2026.
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Hong Kong’s First Female Taikonaut Set to Join China’s Tiangong Space Station Crew
A former police officer with a doctorate in computer forensics from Hong Kong will become the first female taikonaut from the region aboard Tiangong.
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Lenovo Unveils IdeaPad Slim 5i with Intel Wildcat Lake, Positioning It Against MacBook Neo
Lenovo launches the IdeaPad Slim 5i featuring Intel Wildcat Lake chips, a 120Hz display, and a larger battery than the MacBook Neo.
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