System76 has launched its own Ubuntu-based Linux distribution called Pop!_OS. It features the custom COSMIC desktop environment and is designed to be a user-friendly, modern operating system. You can download it for free or buy it pre-installed on System76’s US-made hardware.
An early build of iOS 26 has leaked from an iPhone prototype, exposing Apple’s internal feature plans. The code includes flags for dozens of upcoming features, with some accessibility tools slated for WWDC 2026 and health features labeled for WWDC 2027.
A coalition of developers says Apple is still flouting the EU’s Digital Markets Act, imposing fees of up to 20% on outside transactions. They warn the uncertainty is freezing investment and giving European users a worse deal than Americans.
Google is officially merging ChromeOS and Android into a new, unified operating system. Execs confirmed a 2026 launch, with Qualcomm as a key hardware partner, aiming to bring Android to the PC market.
A new fire-extinguishing hydrogel completely eliminates PFAS, the “forever chemicals” in traditional foams. With the EU implementing restrictions and a total ban proposed, this clay-based alternative could change fire safety.
A massive data breach at fintech firm 700Credit has exposed the personal information of 5.8 million car buyers. The data, including Social Security numbers, was stolen via a misconfigured API over a five-month period. Affected customers are being offered free credit monitoring.
Rolling out enterprise AI means tackling both technical and cultural cliffs. The biggest hurdle might be getting employees to speak up without fear. Here’s why that’s so hard to fix.
A US House Judiciary subcommittee held a hearing titled “Anti-American Antitrust” on December 16. The session featured three expert witnesses who argue foreign regulations, particularly from the EU, are discriminatory and harm US innovation.
The price for MSI’s upcoming Claw A8 handheld gaming PC has appeared online, and it’s not cheap. A listing on Newegg US shows it priced at $1,149, positioning it firmly in the high-end market.
Mozilla has named Laura Enzor-DeMeo, the former general manager of Firefox, as its new CEO. The move comes as the company pushes to integrate AI features into its flagship browser under her leadership.
