Samsung is reportedly planning its first wireless charging speed upgrade in six years for the Galaxy S26 series. The Ultra model could jump from 15W to 25W wireless charging, while standard and Plus models get 20W. This comes as Samsung has taken a cautious approach to battery technology since the N
The Financial Times argues that AI’s explosive growth is masking the dysfunction of Trump’s second administration. But this temporary stability rests on shaky foundations that could collapse spectacularly.
Microsoft has started rolling out syncable passkeys across Edge browsers on Windows 10 and above, with iOS support coming by year’s end. This breaks the hardware lock that made passkeys inconvenient, letting users access accounts from any device. The move positions Microsoft as a serious player in t
New research suggests modest advances in aging biology could transform the US economy. Slowing aging by just five years could add $100 trillion over decades – equivalent to adding Canada’s entire economy every single year. The economic case for longevity research is becoming impossible to ignore.
Saudi Arabia’s $50 billion Neom project appears to be collapsing under its own ambition. The Line’s impossible architecture and lack of foreign investment have insiders predicting its demise while workers suffer.
New AI partnerships between companies like Genesys and ServiceNow are showing impressive results, including 20% cost reductions and 40% fewer call transfers. But the real challenge is addressing agent burnout and attrition rates that can hit 100% annually. Technology alone won’t solve this human pro
JPEG XL, declared obsolete by Google Chrome in 2022, is getting a major boost from the PDF Association. The format will become part of the PDF specification to handle HDR content and ultra-high resolution images. This creates an awkward situation for Chrome, which includes PDF support.
A major forecasting project just revealed expert predictions about AI’s timeline. The results suggest we’re underestimating some impacts while overestimating others. Here’s what 350 experts really think is coming.
The Trump administration is floating the idea of 50-year government-backed mortgages. While monthly payments would drop, homeowners would pay significantly more interest over the decades. The trade-offs are substantial.
The EU is reportedly considering significant delays to its landmark AI Act implementation. Companies could get extra time to comply with high-risk AI rules and avoid penalties until 2027.
