Fedora is breathing new life into its long-standing Games Lab initiative. The plan is to transform it into a modern showcase for Linux gaming, with a focus on documentation, hardware support, and open-source game creation tools.
The first iOS 26.3 beta includes the new interface for forwarding iPhone notifications to third-party devices, a requirement under the EU’s Digital Markets Act. Apple’s implementation is predictably restrictive, allowing only one accessory at a time and warning users about data sharing.
According to a new report, Samsung’s next budget phone, the Galaxy A07 5G, is a disappointment for performance. It’s expected to use the same older chipset as its predecessor, despite other potential upgrades.
A new malware campaign is targeting users looking to pirate the acclaimed film “One Battle After Another.” The attack uses a fake torrent that hides malicious code within the subtitle file itself. It’s a clever reminder of the persistent risks in the piracy scene.
A major collective action lawsuit has been filed against Apple and Amazon in the UK, seeking over £900 million in damages. The claim alleges a 2018 deal between the tech giants illegally restricted independent sellers and kept prices artificially high for millions of consumers.
Market intelligence firm Counterpoint Research has revised its 2026 smartphone forecast downward. They predict a global shipment decline of 2.1%, with Apple facing a 2.2% year-over-year drop, worse than many rivals.
Indian data center operator Henox is making two major infrastructure plays. The company has signed an MoU for a cable landing station in Gujarat and announced a massive 100MW data center project in Tamil Nadu, part of a broader $5.5 billion initiative.
According to testing by Tom’s Guide, the new GPT-5.2 model doesn’t just make ChatGPT smarter—it actively compensates for how people misuse it. The update focuses on better alignment, context, and communication to make interactions feel more natural.
Security researchers warn that illegal downloads of the Oscar-tipped film ‘One Battle After Another’ contain dangerous malware. The scam uses hidden PowerShell scripts to turn Windows PCs into zombie agents for data theft.
Google is implementing a new feature in Chrome that will close a newly opened tab and return you to the original page when you press the Back button. This brings desktop Chrome in line with how Safari and mobile browsers already handle this common action. The change is aimed at reducing extra clicks
