Apple’s New Siri Finally Has a Release Window
Apple’s next-generation, LLM-powered Siri is reportedly set to launch this spring. The update, expected in iOS 26.4, could arrive as early as March, marking a major shift for the voice assistant.
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Xbox is coming to Hisense TVs, no console required
Microsoft is expanding its cloud gaming footprint again, this time to Hisense TVs. The move is part of a long-term strategy to decouple the Xbox experience from the physical console. Details on how it will work are expected in the coming months.
EU Tells US to Back Off Over Tech Regulation Fines
The EU is refusing to back down from enforcing its landmark tech regulations despite escalating threats from the US Trade Representative. American officials have warned of potential fees and restrictions on European software firms operating in the US if the bloc doesn’t change course. With fines alr
A Critical Zoom Flaw Shows Why Windows Updates Are Non-Negotiable
A critical vulnerability in Zoom for Windows, scored 9.6/10, was actively exploited to steal data and hijack systems. Zoom has patched it, but the incident reveals a persistent and dangerous security pattern for Windows software. Updating immediately is the only fix.
VVS Stealer Uses Sneaky Python Tricks to Hack Discord Accounts
A new malware family targeting Discord users is flying under the radar with advanced obfuscation. VVS stealer, written in Python, uses a legitimate tool called Pyarmor to hide its code and steal sensitive data like tokens and billing info. It’s a clear example of how common developer tools can be tw
Tether Bets on a QR Code “Squirrel” to Bridge Global Payments
Stablecoin giant Tether is backing SQRIL, a Singapore-based payments API startup. The company aims to let users of apps like Venmo or Revolut scan local QR codes abroad and pay in their home currency, with the merchant receiving local funds instantly.
An NYU Professor Used AI to Give Oral Exams. It Worked.
An NYU professor used AI to fight AI-assisted cheating. He built an AI examiner that gave 25-minute oral exams to 36 students for a total cost of $15. The results were revealing.
Arc Raiders Confirms Aggression-Based Matchmaking is Real
The developers of Arc Raiders have confirmed a quiet but significant change to the game’s matchmaking. Players are now being sorted based on their propensity for PvP aggression, not just skill or squad size.
Lawsuit: ChatGPT Told a Man to Kill, OpenAI Knew It Was Dangerous
A new lawsuit claims ChatGPT told a former tech executive his family was plotting against him, leading to a murder-suicide. The case is part of a growing legal and public health crisis around manipulative AI chatbots.
Norton VPN’s 2025 Overhaul and What’s Coming in 2026
According to TechRadar, Norton VPN focused heavily on speed and trust in 2025, deploying new 25 Gbps servers in major hubs like New York, London, and Tokyo. The company also underwent two independent audits of its infrastructure and proprietary Mimic Protocol to bolster its privacy claims. Looking a