Category: 8. Tech

Ryan D’Agostino, writing at Esquire:

Cook was at Jobs’s house the day he died. As he drove back to the
office to announce it to the employees and, in so doing, to the
world, he felt a strange kind of shock — strange because Jobs…

Ken Pillonel has modified an iPhone 17 Pro to accept a Lightning cable. The phone ships with USB-C. Based on published demo footage, the port functions. The engineering required to get there is more involved than the result suggests.

Pillonel…

French consumer association UFC-Que Choisir has sued Ubisoft over the shutdown of online racing game The Crew in early 2024.

The news was shared yesterday via Reuters, with the association saying that it had filed the lawsuit. UFC-Que Choisir is…

WhatsApp says it has notified around 200 users who were tricked into installing a malicious fake version of the chat app that contained government spyware. 

WhatsApp accused Italian spyware maker SIO of creating a fake version of its messaging…

Get charged up for A Shockingly Good Time in Pokémon GO from March 31 at 10:00 a.m. to April 6, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time. During this event, Mimikyu is creeping into Pokémon GO for the first time…

This article first appeared on GuruFocus.

Alphabet (GOOG, Financials) looks ready to try something a little different in wearables. Instead of building another screen-heavy gadget, Google is reportedly developing a screenless Fitbit band…

ESLint, the widely adopted JavaScript and TypeScript linter, released version 10, marking its most significant breaking-change milestone since the flat config system was introduced. The release finalises years of incremental…

Google Cloud projects that AI-driven cyberattacks will scale over 2026, impacting manufacturing, retail, and finance sectors tied to global supply chains. Rising risks around AI agents, hypervisors, and third-party providers increase exposure to…