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One Connector to Rule Them All: EU Mandates USB-C for All Devices
The European Union’s latest regulation marks a milestone for tech standardization, aiming to curb electronic waste while making life simpler for gadget enthusiasts. In 2022, EU lawmakers voted to standardize USB-C connectors across all electronic devices sold within the Union.…
This NVIDIA Partner Promises 50% Reduction in Energy Consumption
SMC's cooling technology that not only costs 28% less to install compared to other liquid cooling methods.
Texas Cops Get a VR Upgrade
The Lone Star State is turning to virtual reality (VR) training simulators to level up their law enforcement game, ushering in a new era of tech-savvy policing. No longer the sole domain of elite military units or sci-fi movie villains,…
A 3D-Printed Suburb in Texas is Nearly Complete
In the heart of Georgetown, Texas, the future of suburban living is being printed, layer by layer. If you’ve ever dreamed of living in a home built by robots—no, not those from your favorite sci-fi movie—then this 3D-printed neighborhood might…
Apple’s iRobot Leaked
Move over, Vision Pro. Apple is apparently cooking up another futuristic gadget, and this time it’s something straight out of a sci-fi movie—or a Pixar flick, depending on your mood. Say hello (well, not yet) to Apple’s rumored household robot,…
Meta Changes AI Labels After Photographer Uproar
Meta has rolled out an update to its “Made with AI” labels following an uproar from photographers who found their non-AI-generated content mistakenly flagged. The updated labels now read “AI info,” an effort to align better with user expectations and…
Something has knocked out a star that is hurtling through the galaxy
A lone hypervelocity star is crossing the Milky Way, and there is absolutely no way it will fly out of this galaxy. There are two possible explanations for its origin. The low-mass star known as CWISE J124909+362116.0 (J1249+36) is hurtling…
CocoaPods Vulnerability: When Regex Goes Rogue and Bash Scripts Bash Back
Our latest cautionary tale involves CocoaPods, the popular dependency manager for Swift and Objective-C Cocoa projects. This saga reveals a chillingly straightforward yet devastating vulnerability. The Exploit Unveiled The trouble begins with a simple process: receiving an input parameter and…
A Chinese company is developing a reusable missile, but its testing went very badly
Last year’s test of Space Pioneers’ Tienlung-2 rocket went smoothly, but yesterday, the successor, the Tienlung-3, accidentally launched during its static test and crashed into the surrounding mountains. Space Pioneers (officially known as Beijing Tianbing Technology Co.) scored a major…
Apple and OpenAI: A Budding Alliance in the Orchard of AI?
As we gear up for Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June, where AI is expected to steal the show, rumors are swirling about Apple revving up its dialogue with OpenAI for some juicy integrations in iOS 18. The tech…