Russian authorities cracked activist’s iPhone months after Cellebrite sales ban
Russian police bypassed an activist’s iPhone security months after Cellebrite cut off sales, according to a Citizen Lab report.
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Why Startups Should Prioritize Adaptable Code Over Perfection
Startups thrive on speed and flexibility. Discover why malleable code is more valuable than flawless architecture in early-stage development.
Apple Unveils 'container' Tool for Linux VMs on Apple Silicon
Apple’s new open-source Swift tool lets users run Linux containers as lightweight VMs on Apple Silicon, boosting security and performance.
Google Finance steps out of beta with a fresh Android app
Google Finance exits beta with a redesigned Android app bringing improved data and features for users.
Prime Day Deals: Last Chance to Snag Affordable MacBooks Before Price Hikes
Apple’s MacBook prices are soaring, making Prime Day deals a rare opportunity to save on laptops.
Prime Day gaming mice: Razer’s top models hit record lows
Razer’s DeathAdder V3 Pro and Basilisk V3 Pro drop to their lowest Prime Day prices—grab a flagship gaming mouse with Focus Pro 30K sensor for under $70.
Poland cracks down on SIM-swapping ring linked to millions in crypto theft
Polish police dismantle a cybercrime group that allegedly stole millions of dollars through SIM-swapping attacks, highlighting a growing threat to digital assets.
The AI Engineer Shortcut Myth: Why Real Skills Still Matter
The hype around quick AI/ML certifications ignores the need for solid software engineering fundamentals to build production-ready models.
AI chatbots still tilt left on politics, study finds
A new analysis shows most major AI chatbots favor left-leaning arguments in political debates, with GPT-5.5 going left 80 % of the time.
Anthropic Defends AI Safety Through Centralized Control
As critics question Anthropic's growing influence, the company argues its model development is key to safer AI systems.