An internal iOS 26 prototype has leaked, exposing Apple’s long-term hardware and software roadmap. The build reveals codenames for devices like a foldable iPhone, M5/M6 Macs, and a smarter Siri update slated for 2026.
President Trump is launching a new program called the US Tech Force to recruit around 1,000 technology specialists from major companies like Amazon, Apple, and Google. These workers would serve in federal agencies for up to two years, with a focus on accelerating AI use and modernizing systems. The
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued urgent warnings for Apple and Google device users, with confirmed attacks exploiting critical vulnerabilities. Federal employees have mandatory deadlines to patch, starting December 23 for Android, while all users are strong
Cybercriminals are using a fake torrent for a new Leonardo DiCaprio film to spread Agent Tesla malware. The attack doesn’t use software exploits but instead tricks users into infecting themselves using trusted Windows tools.
The CEO of payments processor Thredd warns that banks, especially smaller ones, are running out of time to modernize credit. Consumers now expect seamless, flexible repayment options as a baseline, not a bonus.
Creative Commons, the nonprofit known for open content licenses, has announced tentative support for ‘pay-to-crawl’ systems. This tech would charge AI companies each time their bots scrape a website for training data, offering a potential revenue stream for publishers.
Pega is seeing major growth in 2025, with total contract value hitting $1.56 billion. Its secret weapon? Pega Blueprint, an AI agent platform designed to dismantle legacy technical debt and fast-track workflow automation.
The first major paid expansion for Cult of the Lamb finally has a release date. Woolhaven brings a winter-themed adventure and new gameplay systems on January 22 for $17.
The merge window for the Linux 6.19 kernel is closed, locking in a massive set of new features. This update brings foundational security, major graphics improvements for HDR and gaming, and support for a slew of new processors from Intel, AMD, and Arm.
New end-of-year benchmarks reveal that AMD’s Radeon RX 9000 series GPUs have seen massive improvements in Vulkan ray-tracing performance on Linux throughout 2025. This comes as AMD consolidates its Linux driver strategy around the open-source RADV driver.
