Nonprofit that tracks meteors taken down by “critical blow” from a cyberattack
The International Meteor Organization, the nonprofit that coordinates and publishes amateur and professional observations of meteor phenomena, said its infrastructure has suffered a “critical blow” from a cyberattack. “We recently…
Apple Says iPhone Duo Will Run iOS 27.1 at Launch in October
The update will have features built specifically for the new iPhone design.
AI’s Rising Costs Cast Doubts on Cloud Gaming’s Future
Cloud gaming services are facing the same kinds of cost increases as other parts of the tech industry amid more demand for data center services.
Cox Customers Officially Make the Jump to Spectrum
Cox customers won’t see anything about their internet plans change — just the name on the bill.
Meta Reportedly Creating Glasses Without Cameras After ‘Pervert’ Uproar
The new glasses would focus on audio capabilities and ditch the cameras, according to a news report.
Gears of War: E-Day and Minecraft Dungeons 2 Headline Xbox Game Pass September 2026 Additions
As Microsoft continues to reshape Game Pass, a new lineup of games is arriving for subscribers.
Apple’s Health App Hits Developer Beta. I Got the Inside Scoop From Apple’s VP of Health and Fitness
From readiness, longevity and AI insights to blood tests and movement assessments, we covered everything about the Health app’s redesign.
Anthropic Simplifies Claude’s Cowork and Design Tools
You can create documents, slides and design schemas all within the main Claude window now.
Nintendo’s Newest Fire Emblem Is a Sprawling Book of Stories
Fortune’s Weave for Switch 2 is far longer than I have patience for, and yet I appreciate its narrative.
Forget the iPhone Duo — the First iPhone Had More Hype and a More Shocking Price
CNET reviewed the first iPhone 19 years ago. We found it innovative and easy to use, but it lacked too many features and wasn’t worth the $499 price.