Winaero Tweaker version 1.64.1 has been released to fix a bug that corrupted font scaling. The developer says it was an old, legacy method, not malicious intent. It’s a classic case of the risks that come with deep system tweaks.
Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey made a stark ethical argument for using advanced AI in warfare during a Fox News interview. He contends that when lives are at stake, using the best possible technology to minimize collateral damage is a moral imperative.
India’s government is considering a mandate to force smartphone makers to permanently activate precise A-GPS tracking. The move comes right after a failed attempt to force a state-run app on all phones, signaling a major new privacy battle.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is tightening its grip on the global cobalt supply with a new set of export rules. Miners must now prepay a 10% royalty within 48 hours and navigate a maze of certificates, adding fresh complexity just as a quota system was supposed to restart shipments.
Nvidia is partially restoring PhysX support for its latest GeForce RTX 50 graphics cards through a new driver. The feature, which was removed in early 2025, is returning for a hand-picked list of nine older games.
The massive buildout of AI infrastructure is supercharging construction wages. Workers on data center projects are seeing pay jump nearly 32% on average, with some hitting six figures.
According to Fortune, Apple is undergoing its most significant leadership overhaul since Steve Jobs died. Key executives in AI, design, legal, and operations are departing, with a new CEO likely in 2026. This reshuffle will define Apple’s next decade.
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.
The Three UK 3G mobile network was switched off on the morning of November 27. This move, part of a wider industry trend, frees up spectrum for more advanced 4G and 5G services across the merged VodafoneThree network.
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.
