Tech
Pentagon UFO office tried to convince Navy admiral that Tic Tac was US tech
A tough Tic Tac to swallow.
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European Purpose directory lists over 500 privacy-focused alternatives to US tech
The website reviews 519 tools from 34 European countries.
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Taiwan hunts Chinese tech firms hiding in plain sight amid talent war
Taking a byte out of Taiwan
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The iPhone Duo is here, but users question if their fingers are long enough
A Slender Man blunder.
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China's robot champion races towards real-world work after outrunning Usain Bolt
An even bigger challenge.
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Young royal’s image used in ads for China-linked nudify app displayed on Meta platforms
Doctored images of real children appear in sexual abusive ads
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Windows users irked by sneaky Harry Potter ads that keep appearing on their PC desktops
"Harry Potter and the Last of My Patience."
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LibreOffice’s “No-AI” release smashes records: 2 million downloads already
LibreOffice 26.8 contains no generative AI features, doesn’t transmit documents to remote servers, requires no network access to function, and this is a deliberate position.
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US police fear Meta smart glasses may be used against them
They’re raising security and counterintelligence concerns.
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Are consumers ready for a $2,000 foldable iPhone?
Many buyers will think twice before splurging on the phone.
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Australian users could soon opt out of social media algorithms
Users will only see posts from friends and creators they follow.
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Google search in Europe is about to change
France is getting a major new international video game festival
Macron wants France to press Start on its very own gaming festival, just months after suggesting bans.
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Nothing wants you to test its future devices
Georgia man who set 3 Flock cameras ablaze is tracked down by same ALPR system
One of the cameras was found completely melted.
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Locals rage over AI data center sprinklers in drought-hit Denver
One rule for me and another for thee.
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Right to repair: manufacturers failing to comply with EU rules
“The results are abysmal.”
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New Elizabeth Holmes documentary: “The scariest person in a film this year”
It’s one intense trailer.
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Nitter and XCancel return despite legal threats from X
The bird might be free, but the API is not.
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Dutch-produced flying cars could reach customers in 2028
The future of flying cars is here.
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