Samsung is integrating Google Photos directly into its Tizen TV operating system starting in 2026. The rollout includes AI-powered editing and curated “Memories” slideshows. It’s a clear move to make the TV a central hub for personal content.
Tech leaders are sending a clear message to job seekers. In an era of AI and automation, your mindset and enthusiasm are becoming your most valuable assets.
A listing from the PEGI ratings board has revealed a “Nintendo Switch 2 Edition” for Pikmin 3 Deluxe. This follows a pattern of Nintendo re-releasing enhanced ports of older Switch and Wii U games for its new console. The upgrade will likely cost around $20 for better performance.
The problem of “secrets creep” is accelerating, with one report finding 23 million exposed secrets last year. Experts say convenience and an illusion of internal security are to blame, and AI tools are about to make it much worse.
Foxconn is replicating its massive Chinese factory-city model in India, hiring tens of thousands for iPhone production. At the same time, Japanese semiconductor firms Rohm and AOI Electronics are forming key manufacturing partnerships with Indian companies like Tata and Kaynes.
Google is reportedly rolling out a long-requested feature: the ability to change your actual Gmail address. Your old address becomes an alias, but there’s a catch. This could be a huge relief for millions.
Geoffrey Hinton, the so-called “godfather of AI,” warns the technology is advancing faster than he anticipated. He predicts 2026 will see AI capable of replacing many more jobs, with software engineering in its sights.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the Trump administration’s rollback of Biden-era broadband mandates is projected to save taxpayers $21 billion. By removing requirements for union consultation, “affordable” plan stipulations, and fiber preferences, costs per connection have plummeted, from as h
Researchers at the Perimeter Institute have created a new public code called KISS-SIDM. It models the complex evolution of self-interacting dark matter halos, structures that host galaxies like our Milky Way, with greater speed and accuracy than before.
Intel’s Arc Alchemist GPUs can now use the newer Xe kernel driver on Linux instead of the legacy i915. Benchmarks show a performance uplift, but the latest kernel broke support for higher-end cards. The transition to modern drivers is proving messy.
