DarkSword iPhone Hack Steals Data in Seconds
Security researchers uncover DarkSword exploit targeting iPhones, capable of stealing messages, passwords, and location data through infected websites. Apple confirms patches available.
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CD Projekt Teases Unannounced Project as Fans Speculate
CD Projekt plans to publish an unannounced gaming project soon, with fans speculating it could be new DLC for The Witcher 3, while the studio focuses on The Witcher 4 and other titles.
AI Vibe Coding: Cheap Software Sparks Corporate Risks and Economic Shifts
Artificial intelligence tools enable 'vibe coding,' allowing rapid software generation but raising risks like security vulnerabilities and economic disruption for businesses globally.
NASA Artemis II: Rocket on Pad, Crew in Quarantine for April Launch
NASA has moved the Artemis II rocket to its launchpad and placed the four-astronaut crew in quarantine, targeting an early April launch for this historic lunar mission.
CMA Must Fix UK's Broken Cloud Market Now
The Competition and Markets Authority diagnosed the UK cloud market as broken, with AWS and Microsoft dominating 70-90% share, but action delays risk higher costs and stifled AI innovation.
Crimson Desert Reviews Spark Debate in Gaming Community
Readers express mixed feelings about Crimson Desert's launch, discuss GTA 6's trailer record being broken, and lament the closure of Red Storm Entertainment in this week's gaming letters.
Ubisoft Studio Red Storm Entertainment Closes After 30 Years
Red Storm Entertainment, the studio behind Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six, is shutting down after nearly 30 years, with 105 job losses. This marks a significant shift in Ubisoft's strategy amid industry-wide layoffs.
Switch 2 Ports Test: RDR, Fallout 4, Star Wars Outlaws
We road test three major game ports on the Nintendo Switch 2, analyzing performance, graphics, and value for Red Dead Redemption, Fallout 4, and Star Wars Outlaws.
Reeves Hosts UK Scale-Ups as New Tech Cohort Unveiled
Chancellor Rachel Reeves welcomes the latest cohort of Tech Nation's Future Fifty programme, featuring 25 high-growth tech firms in AI, healthtech, cybersecurity, and climate technology.
Apple MacBook Neo: £14.99 Monthly, No Upfront Cost
Discover how to access Apple's cheapest laptop, the MacBook Neo, for just £14.99 per month through a business subscription deal with no upfront payment required.
Alexa+ Upgrade: Generative AI Hits UK Smart Devices
Amazon launches Alexa+, a generative AI upgrade for Alexa devices in the UK, enabling natural conversations and complex tasks for free initially, with potential future subscription fees.
Indie Developer Returns Microsoft Funding Over Gaza
Speculative Agency, creators of All Will Rise, join No Games for Genocide movement, returning Microsoft investment to protest tech giant's ties to Israeli military operations in Gaza.
UK Reverses AI Copyright Stance After Creative Backlash
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall announces the UK government has abandoned its preferred option for AI firms to use copyrighted work without permission, following protests from artists and industry bodies.
Alexa+ AI Upgrade Launches in UK to Boost Smart Speaker Use
Amazon debuts Alexa+ in the UK, offering generative AI features for eight years of devices, aiming to re-engage users with natural language and enhanced capabilities.
Meta Trial Exposes Child Safety Failures on Social Media
New Mexico prosecutors allege Meta prioritized profits over protecting children, with internal emails revealing exploitation issues and reporting backlogs affecting safety.
US Startup Hires 'AI Bully' to Test Chatbot Patience for $800 Daily
A California startup, Memvid, advertises an $800-a-day 'AI bully' job to expose chatbot inconsistencies, requiring only a history of tech letdowns. The role highlights AI memory issues and real-world risks in legal and healthcare sectors.
Google Maps' Hidden Restaurant Bias: Algorithms Shape Dining
Investigative report reveals Google Maps systematically hides highly-rated restaurants, prompting a data scientist to create an alternative London map to combat algorithmic bias.
Marathon vs Highguard: The Brutal Economics of Online Gaming
The contrasting fates of Marathon and Highguard reveal how online games now face impossible profit demands, with survival hinging on instant returns rather than player loyalty.
Arrests in Japan for Selling Modified Nintendo Switch Consoles
Four men in Japan face criminal charges for selling modified Nintendo Switch consoles with claims of improved performance and pirated games, highlighting Nintendo's strict anti-modding stance.
4Chan Ridicules Ofcom with Hamster Meme Over £520K Fine
US-based forum 4Chan has responded to a £520,000 Ofcom fine for breaching the Online Safety Act by posting an AI-generated hamster cartoon, highlighting enforcement challenges with overseas platforms.
Switch 2 Boost Mode Fuels Fan Calls for Game Upgrades
Nintendo Switch 2's new handheld boost mode enhances Switch 1 games, but fans are now pushing for dedicated upgrades to titles like Astral Chain and Fire Emblem.
Kindle Paperwhite Refurbished Under £100 on Amazon
The latest Kindle Paperwhite model is available for just £99.99 as a certified refurbished device from Amazon, offering significant savings with full warranty coverage.
AI's Deepening Trust Crisis: From Tech Elites to Underclass
As AI threatens millions of white-collar jobs, trust in the technology has collapsed. Industry leaders reveal disturbing attitudes while experts propose solutions to rebuild confidence.
Apple Warns of iPhone Spyware, Urges iOS Update
Apple has issued a critical alert urging iPhone users to update their iOS operating system after the discovery of DarkSword, a highly sophisticated spyware tool. This malware can steal sensitive data, including emails, passwords, and cryptocurrency wallet
PSN Rebrand Confuses PS5 Fans Amid Sony Strategy Shifts
Sony plans to rename PlayStation Network in September 2026, according to leaked emails, leaving gamers puzzled about the reasoning behind the rebranding move.
Shadow AI Agents: A Rising Security Threat in the UK
Microsoft's exclusive poll reveals 84% of business leaders view shadow AI as a security risk, with experts warning of data harvesting and cyber attacks from unapproved AI tools.
Stephen Hutchinson: AI to Decide Future Sports Champions
Former American football star Stephen Hutchinson explains how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing sports performance, leadership, and business strategy in an exclusive interview.
Alastair Lukies: AI Humanizes Tech and Drives Business Optimism
Fintech veteran Alastair Lukies shares insights on AI's transformative power, career highlights from Monitise to Endava, and why he's optimistic about technology's positive impact on society and business efficiency.
Gamers Revolt Against Nvidia's DLSS 5 Tech
Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology faces intense criticism from gamers and developers, with concerns over AI integration and corporate secrecy dominating industry discussions.
Crimson Desert Review: Beautiful but Messy Gaming Experience
Crimson Desert offers breathtaking graphics and vast exploration but falls short with incoherent storytelling and disjointed gameplay elements. Read our in-depth review.
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