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Curated highlights from across the newsroom.
The advent of self-driving cars is prompting governments to reconsider traditional crash testing methods, as lying down in a vehicle increases the risk of serious injury during accidents.
Google has revealed a high-severity security flaw in its Pixel Cellular Modem, tracked as CVE-2026-58704, which is currently being exploited. The flaw allows for privilege escalation due to a logic error in the code.
The article discusses how attackers leverage leaked credentials and vulnerabilities, combined with AI, to exploit targets faster than security teams can respond, highlighting a significant gap in cybersecurity defenses.
Office Depot is offering a discount code for $20 off in September 2026, applicable to various workspace essentials including furniture and printing services.
Acronis has reported a high-severity security vulnerability in its Backup plugin for cPanel and WHM, tracked as CVE-2026-87886, which has been exploited in targeted attacks. The flaw allows for local privilege escalation due to insecure file permissions.
A critical security flaw in the WooCommerce Wholesale Lead Capture plugin is being exploited by attackers to upload PHP web shells, allowing remote code execution. The plugin has over 6,000 active installs.
Cybersecurity agencies from the US, UK, and Netherlands have reported that Iranian hackers are using malware controlled via Telegram to spy on dissidents and journalists globally. The malware can access emails, chat messages, take screenshots, and activate microphones.
Cybersecurity researchers have identified a new Brazilian banking malware operation named KREMLIN, which targets users by impersonating local banks and installs malicious browser extensions on Chrome and Edge.
Security researcher Matthew Gore-Kormanik encountered a fraudulent dating app named Dora, where he received a call from a fake user named Jennifer. The call revealed signs of a scam, including a lack of video feed and distorted audio.
Claude has introduced new tools, Docs and Slides, allowing users to create documents and presentations through chats. Anthropic has also merged regular chats and Cowork into a single interface, enhancing productivity features.
The article critiques the concept of 'health age' introduced by Apple, questioning its validity and implications for users. It reflects on the broader trends in wearable technology and health metrics.
Breville offers significant discounts on its products, with coupons providing up to $700 off on coffee machines and kitchen appliances.
The article discusses the evolution of the Resident Evil film franchise, highlighting the initial disappointment among fans due to deviations from the video game source material. It notes the shift in perception of video game movies since the 2002 release.
A new report warns that e-waste from the AI boom is vastly underestimated, predicting it could fill 23 million shipping containers by 2050. This estimate includes all infrastructure needed for data centers, highlighting the environmental impact of AI.
A new AI-generated film titled 'Odysseus: The Fall' has been criticized for its poor quality, potentially harming viewers' appreciation for the original Odyssey tale. Directed by Ash Koosha of Fountain 0, the film follows a previous AI project that premiered at Tribeca.
This article provides a guide for deal hunters preparing for Amazon's October sale, focusing on how to effectively investigate prices and track products.
Apple is reportedly planning to re-enter the server market, potentially collaborating with Nvidia, driven by the increasing demand for compute power in the AI sector. The new server product may not launch until 2029.
Google is allowing third-party AI agents like Claude and Open Claw to integrate with Google Home, enabling them to control smart devices and analyze home data through the new Model Context Protocol.
Apple has officially launched macOS 27 Golden Gate, featuring the reintroduction of Siri as a key highlight.
A hands-on test evaluates the best robot vacuums of 2026, focusing on their ability to scrub stains, navigate corners, and handle chaotic home environments.
The article reviews the best Android phones of 2026, highlighting those worth purchasing after extensive testing.
Perplexity's Portable Computer can now run on Windows PCs equipped with NVIDIA RTX GPUs, allowing users to perform AI tasks locally. This update eliminates the need for expensive setups, making the technology more accessible.
Xreal's 1S video glasses are now available at their lowest price of $399, offering features like three degrees of freedom and adjustable opacity lenses. While they provide a superior experience compared to the A01 Plus, some users may need prescription lenses for optimal clarity.
