The design of Samsung’s next flagship phones appears to have been confirmed by its own software. Renders found in One UI 8.5 code show the Galaxy S26 series with a consistent camera island design.
Meta is now licensing news content from major outlets like CNN and Fox News for its AI chatbot. This comes on the same day The New York Times sued AI startup Perplexity, highlighting the industry’s content wars.
A major European research initiative is turning to the ocean for solutions to inflammatory bowel diseases. The Algae4IBD project has already identified promising extracts from over 20 algal species and is developing functional food prototypes.
LinkedIn is scrapping its long-running associate product manager program, a classic Silicon Valley entry point. It’s being replaced with a new program focused on creating “full-stack builders” who can code, design, and manage products. This reflects a major shift in how tech companies are thinking a
Researchers have uncovered Albiriox, a dangerous new Android banking trojan. It’s being distributed as a subscription service on the dark web and can perform transactions directly from a victim’s phone. Over 400 fake apps have already been identified.
A new $5 microcontroller is aiming to simplify the complex world of smart home protocols. The ESP32-C6 supports Zigbee, Thread, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth, and Matter natively, giving DIY builders a single, versatile platform. While it has some radio limitations, its price and flexibility are hard to beat.
Researchers have captured the most detailed images yet of how DNA is packed inside droplet-like structures called condensates. This reveals the molecular rules that allow cells to compact genetic material while keeping it functional.
Flex is going after a niche it says traditional FinTech has ignored: the mid-market business owner. With a new $60 million Series B, it’s launching an elite card to become their “private bank.”
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is outlining the company’s annual V2MOM strategy, and the top priority is a rock-solid data layer. This comes after its $8 billion acquisition of Informatica and ahead of a major push into industry-specific AI agents.
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a massive malware campaign targeting users of the Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge add-ons. At least ten extensions, some with millions of installs, were secretly updated with spyware code in 2024. The malicious add-ons collected browsing data and sent it
