Rockstar Games faces union-busting allegations after firing 30-40 employees across UK and Canada. The workers were reportedly discussing unionization in a Discord chat, prompting strong condemnation from labor groups.
LXQt 2.3 brings significant improvements to Wayland support and various bug fixes. Meanwhile, libinput is developing a Lua-based plugin system for device modification. Both updates represent important steps forward for the Linux desktop ecosystem.
New research shows only 5% of companies have fully deployed AI solutions. But companies like Impel, Forethought, and Grammarly are proving that gradual adoption and clear ROI can overcome skepticism. Their secret? Starting small and demonstrating immediate value.
The long-running legal fight between Epic Games and Google over Play Store practices has ended with a sweeping settlement. The agreement will fundamentally reshape Android app distribution for years to come, giving developers more choice and potentially lower costs.
Apple has seeded the first iOS 26.2 and iPadOS 26.2 betas to developers following the stable 26.1 release. The updates focus on bug fixes rather than major new features. Public betas are expected in the coming days.
Nintendo has launched its official store app on both the App Store and Google Play. The app lets fans shop for games and hardware while tracking their play activity across multiple console generations. Switch 2 sales are dramatically exceeding expectations.
Bitdefender’s massive threat research team is betting heavily on machine learning for security. Their VP brings academic credentials to the fight against malware. But AI-powered security comes with its own set of challenges and risks.
Microsoft has deprecated the SmartScreen feature in Internet Explorer and IE Mode specifically on Windows 11. The company says this is part of modernizing security and phasing out legacy components. Enterprise administrators will need to adjust their security configurations accordingly.
Apple might be preparing to launch Apple Creator Studio, according to code found in the iOS 26.2 beta. The discovery comes as Apple expands its pro apps to iPad and competes with Adobe’s $69.99/month Creative Cloud. Services revenue has become increasingly crucial for Apple’s business strategy.
Hours after Apple launched its revamped web App Store interface, the entire front-end source code appeared on GitHub. A developer extracted the code using browser tools after Apple left sourcemaps enabled in production.
