Crunchyroll, the dominant streaming platform for anime content in the West, is now available as a channel inside the Apple TV app. That single sentence doesn’t sound like much. But for the millions of subscribers who’ve toggled between apps, managed separate billing cycles, and hunted for a unified watchlist across their devices, it changes the […]

The International Space Station has always been sold to the public as a triumph of engineering and international cooperation. A laboratory in low Earth orbit. A stepping stone to Mars. What it rarely gets described as is what it also is: a remote outpost where a medical crisis can turn fatal before anyone on the

Google didn’t hold a press conference. There was no splashy keynote or countdown timer. The company simply flipped a switch, and Gemini Live — its real-time conversational AI feature — got substantially better overnight. The upgrade from Flash 2.0 to Flash 3.1 as the underlying model powering Gemini Live represents one of the most significant

The memory chip industry has a problem. Prices are surging, supply is tight, and consumers are paying more for RAM than they have in years. Now, South Korea’s SK Hynix — the world’s second-largest memory chipmaker — is reportedly preparing a blockbuster U.S. initial public offering that could inject billions of dollars into new production

Apple has hired Mahesh Balakrishnan, a former vice president at Google who oversaw product marketing for Gemini and other artificial intelligence initiatives, to lead AI product marketing at Cupertino. The move, first reported by AppleInsider, is more than a routine executive shuffle. It’s a clear admission that Apple’s AI narrative needs a sharper voice —

Apple TV+ has spent years cultivating a reputation for prestige drama and feel-good comedies. Ted Lasso. The Morning Show. Severance. But something else has been happening on the platform — something more ambitious, more expensive, and increasingly harder for competitors to ignore. Apple is assembling one of the most formidable science fiction lineups in streaming

The European Commission — the very institution that wrote the rulebook on data protection for the Western world — just got hacked. On May 22, the Commission confirmed that its recruitment database, maintained through the EURES job mobility portal, had been compromised. Personal data belonging to an undisclosed number of users was exposed. The breach

Kash Patel had been FBI director for barely two months when Iranian hackers broke into his personal email account. Not his official government account—the one protected by layers of federal cybersecurity infrastructure. His personal one. The distinction matters enormously, and it tells a story about a vulnerability that no amount of government spending on classified

Elon Musk doesn’t want to build a minivan. He wants to build something he says is “way cooler.” That single declaration, dropped casually on his own social media platform X in late June 2025, has ignited a fresh round of speculation about what Tesla’s next vehicle might actually be. A CyberSUV? A Cybertruck-derived people mover?

Something changed inside Claude this month. Not the model itself — the guardrails around it. Anthropic, the San Francisco–based AI company valued at roughly $60 billion, has been tightening usage limits on its flagship chatbot during peak hours, and the paying subscribers who rely on it daily are not taking it quietly. The shift was