Samsung Is Reportedly Considering Laying Off Between 15% and 30% of Its International Workforce
Business and EconomicsSamsung is purportedly planning to reduce its global staff by nearly 30% in certain international departments.
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‘It Comes Down to Economics’: A Former Amazon Employee Shares His Thoughts on the End of Remote Work at Amazon
Business and EconomicsSome employees believe that Amazon's stricter return-to-office policy is a strategy to push some of the workforce to resign.
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Cybercriminals Are Using a New Method to Steal Google Passwords: Full-Screen Mode
SecurityThey use malware that forces kiosk mode in Google Chrome, displaying a fake login screen.
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It Wasn’t a Pager Battery Issue but Rather a Dangerous German Explosive That Led to Israel’s Bloodiest ‘Cyber Attack’ in History
SecurityThis is how the Mossad intercepted thousands of pagers and was able to detonate them remotely.
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Russia Has Been Camouflaging Some of Its Fighters and Bombers With Tires for Months. A U.S. Military Officer Believes She Knows Why
OthersThe tires don’t offer protection against munitions but are used to confuse detection systems.
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Snap’s New Spectacles Are Subscription AR Glasses. Their Target Audience: Developers
Virtual/Augmented RealityThe company is prioritizing getting developers to create new experiences before commercializing them, if they do at all.
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A Former NASA Engineer Believes He Has the Solution to Combat Heat in Homes: An Air Conditioner With a Built-In Dehumidifier
EnergyThe Helix Micra system is a dehumidification system for air conditioners.
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The Mass Adoption of Foldable Phones Is Still a Dream. They’re Still Expensive and Fragile
SmartphonesAffordable and durable foldable phones are still a pipe dream six years after they first appeared on the market.
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Some Thought This Moment Would Never Come: A Company Is Ready to Test an Aerospike Engine in Flight
SpaceThe German company Polaris has a contract with the German Armed Forces.
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Apple Gives All iPhone 16 Models the Same Amount of RAM. The Standard Unit Gets Closer to the Pro and Is More Future-Proof
SmartphonesThe change allows the phones to support Apple Intelligence and improves gaming and multitasking performance.
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This USB Flash Drive Is Nearly Indestructible and Can Remain Functional for 200 Years. Unfortunately, You Can Barely Store Anything on It
PeripheralsHowever, it's perfect for storing your passwords for a couple of centuries.
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Apple Will Reportedly Release New M4 Macs and iPads in October, Marking the Beginning of the AI Era in Macs
ComputersThe M4 chip is the first one designed with AI capabilities. It made its debut in this year’s iPad Pros.
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A Man Designed His Dream Yacht but Couldn’t Afford It, so He Built It Himself at Home
TransportIt took Clyde Stires seven years to complete the project.
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It Was Only a Matter of Time Before Foldable Phones Had Two Folds. Meet Tecno's Tri-Fold Concept Phone
SmartphonesTecno’s Phantom Ultimate 2 shows us what the future of foldable phones could look like.
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The Decline of the ‘Apple Culture’: How Blind Devotion Turned Into Critical Enthusiasm
Business and EconomicsApple’s success has changed the rules. There’s nothing revolutionary about purchasing a product at the world’s most valuable company. It’s become the very giant it once contested.
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o1 Doesn’t ‘Reason’ and Isn’t an AGI, but It Does Address the Major Issue With Chatbots: Hallucinations
Robotics and AIo1's main feature is key: reviewing what it says.
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After Getting Banned in Brazil, Elon Musk Calls Australian Government ‘Fascists’ for Its Legislation Against Fake News
ServicesAustralia is proposing a law to punish the spread of disinformation and hoaxes.
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OpenAI Unexpectedly Releases o1, Its First Model With ‘Reasoning’ Capabilities to Solve Difficult Problems
Robotics and AIThe AI model known as "Project Strawberry" is finally a reality.
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Gen Z’s ‘Kryptonite’ Has Been Revealed: They’re Social Media Experts but Don’t Know How to Use a Printer
Business and EconomicsGen Z is the most digitized, so other generations assume its members have specific skills and abilities. But that’s not always true.
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