Samsung’s leaked Galaxy S26 Ultra redesign marks a pivotal moment in smartphone evolution. After years of chasing technical specifications, the industry is finally prioritizing what users actually experience. This ergonomic shift reveals much about where mobile technology is headed.
Major trade shifts between US and China signal tech détente as Google makes unprecedented AI play in India. Meanwhile, Singapore cracks down on alleged scam operations and Australia investigates insider trading allegations.
Researchers are developing palm-sized drones that mimic bat echolocation to operate in complete darkness and challenging conditions. These autonomous robots could transform search and rescue missions when every minute counts.
Pfizer has filed a lawsuit against Novo Nordisk and Metsera over a competing $9 billion bid for the obesity drug developer. The legal battle reveals the escalating war for obesity treatment dominance as pharmaceutical giants scramble for market position.
Japan’s Akatsuki spacecraft has officially ended its mission after 15 years in space. The resilient orbiter overcame early failure to deliver eight years of Venus data, leaving Earth without eyes on our mysterious neighbor until at least 2030.
A Carnegie Mellon professor now holds unprecedented authority over OpenAI’s AI releases. As the company restructures for profit, his safety committee could determine the future of AI deployment.
As AI data centers drive electricity demand to double by 2030, a specialized ETF is positioning to capitalize on the infrastructure boom. The Tema Electrification fund offers targeted exposure to companies powering the AI revolution’s energy needs.
Windows 11 running as a Proxmox virtual machine is emerging as an unexpected powerhouse for home lab enthusiasts. The combination of snapshot capabilities, remote accessibility, and near-native performance creates a versatile Windows environment that’s both disposable and reliable. This setup is tra
Berkshire Hathaway’s cash pile swelled to $358 billion as Warren Buffett sold $12.5 billion in stocks while finding few bargains. The legendary investor’s final moves signal caution ahead of his CEO transition.
Britain’s productivity crisis has deep roots in tax policy and political decisions. The shift toward taxing high earners disproportionately may be undermining the very industries that drive economic growth and innovation.
