Dave Plummer, a former Microsoft developer who created Task Manager, says Windows 11 needs a “Service Pack 2” moment focused on bugs and security. This comes as the OS struggles with adoption and a flood of controversial AI integrations.
Iran’s MuddyWater APT group is getting sneakier. In a recent campaign against Israeli targets, they deployed a novel loader that disguises its malicious activity using a delay loop inspired by the old Nokia game Snake.
A Seattle clean energy startup once championed by Bill Gates has collapsed. Modern Hydrogen laid off most employees and is leaving contractors with unpaid bills, despite recent pilot project success.
Viasat and Space42 were awarded the 2025 SpaceNews Icon Award for International Collaboration for their Equatys joint venture. The plan aims to pool over 100 MHz of spectrum across 160+ countries into a neutral, 5G-based direct-to-device network.
Ripple Payments is integrating with RedotPay to power a new “Send Crypto, Receive NGN” feature for Nigerian users. The move targets the high fees and slow settlement times plaguing traditional cross-border payments. This comes right after Ripple secured an expanded payments license in Singapore.
Iceye has successfully deployed five new Synthetic Aperture Radar satellites into orbit. The launch supports its own commercial network and dedicated missions for Greece, Poland, and BAE Systems, expanding global monitoring capabilities.
Google is testing a visual overhaul for the document scanner built into Android’s Drive and Files apps. The redesign, based on Material 3, aims to be faster and can capture all pages in a multi-page document at once. It’s currently in a limited beta through the Workspace Labs program.
Netflix has dropped the stunning trailer for the anime film ‘Cosmic Princess Kaguya!’. It’s the feature debut of a director known for iconic opening sequences, and the soundtrack is a who’s who of Vocaloid producers.
Samsung has unveiled its most ambitious foldable yet, the Galaxy Z TriFold. The device folds twice to transform from a smartphone into a 10-inch tablet, powered by a custom Snapdragon 8 Elite chip. It’s a bold bet on the future of mobile productivity.
Samsung has officially confirmed that its upcoming Galaxy Z TriFold will not support the S Pen stylus. This follows the same decision for the Galaxy Z Fold 7, signaling a clear shift away from the feature.
