Sea anemones reveal unexpected antiviral defense mechanism
Researchers discover that sea anemones use a protein similar to the human MAVS system, but with an opposite function to fight viral infections.
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Italy probes microsoft over ai-driven price hikes
The Italian competition authority is investigating Microsoft for allegedly forcing users into pricier AI-bundled plans via deceptive opt-out mechanisms.
Apple container: the open-source swift alternative to docker for mac
Apple launches container 1.0, a Swift-based tool that runs Linux containers as lightweight VMs optimized for Apple silicon
Apple integrates google gemini into xcode 26.6 for enhanced AI coding
Xcode 26.6 introduces Google Gemini as a native AI coding assistant, giving developers more flexibility alongside Claude and OpenAI Codex.
Steam summer sale 2026 kicks off with massive discounts
Valve launches its biggest seasonal event of the year, offering deep price cuts on thousands of PC titles until July 9.
The AI tax: apple and xbox hike hardware prices amid chip shortage
Surging demand for AI data center chips is driving up memory and storage costs, forcing Apple and Microsoft to raise prices on MacBooks, iPads, and Xbox consoles.
The90 gem: the high-end smart necklace tracking real-time uv exposure
Former Fitbit executive Stacy Salvi unveils The90 Gem, a modular smart pendant that monitors UVA/UVB rays to provide personalized sun protection guidance.
Youtube shorts pivots toward tiktok with new UI overhaul
Google updates YouTube Shorts with a heart icon, clear screen mode, and 2x playback to better compete in the short-form video market.
Apple's iring: the next big move in wearable health tech
Leaks suggest Apple is developing a smart ring to compete with Oura and Samsung, expanding its health-tracking ecosystem.
Transistor stacking war: ibm diverges from intel and tsmc strategies
As the industry pushes toward sub-1nm nodes, IBM is opting for a sequential stacking process for CFETs, breaking away from the monolithic approach favored by Intel and TSMC.
Agcom internal clash over piracy shield accuracy and transparency
Commissioner Elisa Giomi challenges the reported low error rate of Italy's Piracy Shield, warning about collateral damage to legitimate web services.
Beyond human vision: robots that map unknown environments and identify materials
University of Surrey researchers are building robots capable of real-time 3D mapping and material identification for nuclear inspection and defense operations.
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