Author: Priya Sharma
Priya tests gadgets for a living and still finds herself surprised. She writes about technology that earns its place in daily life.
Czinger’s 21C Spyder debuts topology-optimized brake assemblies built via direct-metal laser sintering — hardware that looks organic and performs under extreme stress.
DEF CON attendees are suspected of spoofing Delta flight 591’s onboard Wi-Fi on Monday, triggering a federal law enforcement inquiry after pilots flagged the breach via ACARS.
Mount Toba’s eruption 74,000 years ago was a thousand times larger than Pinatubo, yet new sediment data shows it caused under two years of cooling and just half a degree of temperature drop.
Critical vulnerabilities in baseboard management controllers let attackers remotely backdoor enterprise servers. Some flaws are over a decade old and remain unpatched.
Ukraine’s $400 Shrike FPV drones now carry Auterion’s Skynode S AI kit, letting operators lock a target and let the drone finish the strike alone.
IBM added three new entries to its quantum advantage tracker, each using a different method to handle errors and validate results classical computers can’t check.
Audi’s 2027 Q9 debuts in Munich as the brand’s new flagship SUV, built to compete with the Escalade, GLS, and X7 in the full-size American luxury segment.
Apple TV+ debuted a teaser for its Neuromancer adaptation at SDCC, starring Callum Turner and Briana Middleton. No release date announced.
Orcas in the Gulf of California were filmed ramming sunfish until they exploded, a behavior published in Frontiers in Ethology and possibly linked to social learning.
AI promises faster prior authorizations, but 61% of physicians in a 2025 AMA survey fear it will increase wrongful denials. The stakes are high.













