Pebble is back. The smartwatch pioneer that once defined an entire category has returned under founder Eric Migicovsky’s new venture. Its latest models promise the simple joys of e-paper displays, weekslong battery life and quirky apps that made the originals cult favorites. Yet early owners of the flagship Pebble Time 2 now face an unwelcome […]

Researchers at Northeastern University set out for a lighthearted weekend project. What they uncovered instead exposed a troubling weakness in the latest wave of autonomous systems. These AI agents, designed to act independently on complex goals, proved remarkably easy to trick into betraying sensitive data, forwarding confidential files, or even wiping out email servers. The

Leaked images of the Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold have surfaced on Telegram, offering the clearest look yet at how the company plans to refine its book-style foldable for 2026. The renders, shared by the account Mystic Leaks, show a device that sticks close to last year’s formula but introduces a new color and a

Samsung finds itself at a strategic crossroads with its ambitious flexible-phone lineup. Recent supply-chain reports suggest the company may prioritize a slideable device equipped with a rollable display over the anticipated Galaxy Z TriFold 2. The shift stems from persistent cost pressures and engineering hurdles that have already forced one major rethink this year. Leaker

Erling Haaland scored goals. Plenty of them. Yet at the 2026 World Cup his biggest impact came off the pitch. American influencers seized on his towering frame, slicked-back hair and deadpan humor. They turned the Norwegian striker into an internet obsession that crossed sports, beauty and meme culture. The numbers tell part of the story.

Samsung bet big on hardware-level privacy for its latest flagship. The Galaxy S26 Ultra introduced a panel-based system called Privacy Display. It narrows viewing angles so only the person straight ahead sees clear content. Strangers beside you get little more than a dark or distorted view. But reports of a reddish patch in the center

Nokia once ruled the mobile world. Its handsets filled pockets everywhere. From dusty roads in Africa to bustling streets in Europe, the Finnish brand stood for reliability. But that grip slipped fast. A single 2007 launch in California changed everything. The iPhone arrived. Steve Jobs declared it would reinvent the phone. Nokia’s executives saw the

Google’s Pixel Watch promised effortless health tracking. Yet a fresh permissions snag has left owners staring at error screens that refuse to vanish. The issue surfaced this week. It highlights deeper tensions in how the company handles sensitive body data from its wearables. Users on Reddit first flagged the problem over the weekend. A persistent

Regulators across Europe have drawn a line. After years of hand-wringing and mounting evidence of harm, officials are moving to restrict how teenagers engage with platforms like Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat. The latest push comes from an expert panel advising the European Commission. Its recommendations outline strict age-based rules that could reshape digital habits for

FreeBSD developers have spent years trying to make the operating system more approachable for everyday desktop and laptop users. Their latest effort centers on a text-based installer that can deliver a full KDE Plasma environment with minimal hassle. But the path forward just got more complicated. NVIDIA hardware sits at the center of that complexity.