Samsung is adding a Travel Mode to its upcoming Galaxy XR headset, matching a feature Apple introduced for the Vision Pro in early 2024. The mode stabilizes the headset’s interface during travel, but its real-world utility is up for debate.
The Galaxy Watch FE is the latest Samsung wearable to get the One UI 8 Watch update based on Wear OS 6. The rollout began in Korea in December 2025 with firmware version R861XXU1CYK6. If all goes well, it should expand to other regions soon.
Pasqal is putting its 100-qubit neutral-atom quantum computer on Scaleway’s Quantum-as-a-Service platform. The hardware is available from data centers in Massy, France, and Sherbrooke, Canada. This adds another option in Europe’s increasingly crowded quantum cloud market.
The first wave of Gen Z professionals, who started university with ChatGPT, is entering the workforce. They’re not just using AI for tasks—they’re demanding it to reshape innovation, onboarding, and even leadership itself. The real challenge isn’t the tech, but building the culture to support it.
An ad on a Samsung smart fridge screen, apologizing to a character named Carol, triggered a severe psychotic episode in a user who shares that name. The woman, who has schizophrenia, was hospitalized for two days. Samsung only recently made it possible to disable these ads.
According to a new nine-category test, Claude 4.5 Sonnet narrowly beat Elon Musk’s Grok 4.1. The competition covered everything from logic puzzles and creative writing to ethical reasoning and Python coding.
A new article breaks down the hidden expenses of running your own servers. The software license might be $0, but the total cost of ownership is anything but. It’s a reality check for DIY enthusiasts.
Netflix has announced an $82.7 billion deal to buy key parts of Warner Bros. Discovery, a move financed with $59 billion in debt. Analysts give it low odds of creating real shareholder value, citing massive integration challenges and regulatory hurdles.
Microsoft is backtracking on a recent Windows 11 feature after user backlash. The company’s new AI Actions menu, added in May, will now be optional in the latest insider builds.
Massachusetts is suing Meta, claiming it knowingly built addictive features into Instagram and Facebook that harm kids. The state’s highest court just heard arguments, and the judges seem focused on the design of notifications and algorithms, not the content. This case could set a major precedent.
