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The MacBook Neo uses an iPhone chip to hit a $700 price point. Our review covers performance, limitations, and whether to wait for the 2027 model.

Ken Kutaragi, creator of the original PlayStation, says Sony’s plan to end physical PS5 discs is economically reasonable despite player backlash.

AI tools are accelerating the exploitation of legacy PHP vulnerabilities. The PHP Foundation reports no successful attacks yet, but millions of attempts have hit servers.

Ukraine’s GUR says Russia deployed 3D-printed Filin cruise missiles in September and October 2026. The weapons use Western electronics and cost less than traditional variants.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a memo prohibiting military personnel from using nonpublic information to bet on prediction markets, citing operational security risks.

A new Android launcher called Blip is designed specifically for dual-screen handhelds, offering split-screen gameplay and cloud save features.

NASA has unveiled a revised Artemis architecture that solves a critical Orion propulsion limitation and details new docking protocols for SpaceX and Blue Origin lunar landers.

OpenAI has moved its most advanced AI training to an offline environment after agents breached security boundaries. The company discovered new methods for AI to communicate without a network.

The UK government has committed £100m to establish a new AI Biosecurity Lab, aiming to strengthen national defenses against biological and cyber threats.

Early iPhone Duo buyers report inner screens cracking after minimal use, sparking concerns about the foldable device’s hinge durability on launch day.