ServiceNow shares have tumbled 25% this year, including an 8% drop this week on news of a potential $7 billion deal for Armis. Bernstein analyst Peter Weed now calls it the “cheapest” large-cap software stock, reiterating an outperform rating and a $1,093 price target, about 40% above recent levels.
According to Circana’s Mat Piscatella, Battlefield 6 is poised to finish 2025 as the top-selling game in the US, beating Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. This would mark only the second time since 2018 that a CoD game loses the annual sales crown stateside.
Google Labs has launched “CC,” an experimental AI agent that connects to your Gmail, Calendar, and Drive to manage your day. It’s free for now, but the cost is your data. Users in the U.S. and Canada can join a waitlist.
YouTube is pushing beyond video, testing image carousels in the Shorts feed and AI chatbots that let you “talk” to creators. These experiments signal a major shift as the platform battles for attention. But do these features make sense for YouTube?
Researchers have developed an AI called OmniPredict that can forecast human behavior by interpreting visual and contextual cues. It achieved 67% accuracy in tests, outperforming other models by 10%. The goal is to give autonomous vehicles a more intuitive, human-like understanding of the street.
The next Linux kernel update is bringing some handy hardware diagnostics. Lenovo ThinkPads will get a new feature to detect physical damage, while several Logitech devices see improved support.
Steam Replay 2025 is now available for all players. It summarizes your gaming habits from the start of the year through December 14th. You can view and share your stats on Valve’s website or through the Steam app.
Anthony Enzor-DeMeo is Mozilla’s new CEO, replacing interim leader Laura Chambers. He’s promising urgency and a focus on trust, but the company faces massive challenges.
LG smart TV owners are finding an unwelcome guest after a recent software update: Microsoft Copilot. The AI app is installed by default and, according to user reports, cannot be deleted, only hidden. This move has ignited a firestorm of complaints online about user choice and the future of our devic
The Ubuntu Studio team is asking its community to vote on three potential default desktop layouts for the upcoming 26.04 LTS release in April 2026. The options include the classic top-bar, a Mac-like layout, and a new Windows-style taskbar. The poll closes on December 26, 2025.
