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Gates Foundation Pledges $1B to Leverage AI for Global Impact
Tech
Sep 15, 2026GeekWire

Gates Foundation Pledges $1B to Leverage AI for Global Impact

The Gates Foundation is investing at least $1 billion over the next two years into artificial intelligence tools for global health, agriculture, and education, primarily targeting the poorest countries. This initiative aims to accelerate progress against disease and poverty, though CEO Mark Suzman clarifies that AI cannot replace vital government funding cuts to global health services. The foundation emphasizes AI's potential as an equalizer, but stresses the importance of equitable development and deployment.

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Apple Home’s new security camera features cost as much as $60 a
Tech
Sep 15, 2026The Verge

Apple Home’s new security camera features cost as much as $60 a

Apple's new AI-powered security camera features for HomeKit Secure Video come with a hefty price tag, reaching up to $60 a month. These Apple Intelligence enhancements offer video summaries and advanced search but require higher-tier iCloud Plus subscriptions, a significant increase from the previous $1 monthly entry cost.

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Windows 11 Audio Glitch: Another Update, Another Headache
Review
Sep 15, 2026ZDNet

Windows 11 Audio Glitch: Another Update, Another Headache

Quick Verdict Windows 11 users, brace yourselves: the latest security update, KB5124008, has introduced a frustrating audio bug. If you rely on older USB Audio Class 1.0 devices like some headsets or speakers, you might

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Rockstar and Union Square Off: The Tribunal Has Begun
Games
Sep 15, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

Rockstar and Union Square Off: The Tribunal Has Begun

Rockstar Games and the IWGB union have presented their opening arguments in an employment tribunal concerning the dismissal of 34 staff members. Rockstar cites gross misconduct and confidential information leaks, while the union alleges the firings were due to union activities, including claims of an internal mole. This high-stakes legal battle highlights significant issues for worker rights and studio practices in the gaming industry.

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Trump Backs Flock License-Plate Cameras Amid Privacy Concerns
Tech
Sep 14, 2026Washington Post Technology

Trump Backs Flock License-Plate Cameras Amid Privacy Concerns

President Donald Trump publicly backed Flock license-plate cameras, a growing surveillance technology, citing its benefits for law enforcement despite acknowledging privacy concerns. This marks his first public endorsement of the controversial automated license plate readers (ALPRs). Critics argue the widespread data collection infringes on privacy, fueling a national debate on surveillance and civil liberties.

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Programming
Sep 14, 2026Hacker News

OEMpocalypse: Unprivileged Android App to Root via OEM Code

The OEMpocalypse strategy offers a novel approach to rooting Android devices from an unprivileged app by targeting OEM-specific code. It bypasses generic Linux and chipset driver complexities, aiming for a stable page Use-After-Free (UAF) primitive in OEM kernel drivers, often after an initial sandbox escape through OEM IPC handlers. This method prioritizes reliability and portability across an OEM's lineup, accepting the trade-off of per-OEM exploitation.

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Microsoft comms chief Frank Shaw to exit after nearly three decades
Tech
Sep 12, 2026GeekWire

Microsoft comms chief Frank Shaw to exit after nearly three decades

Frank X. Shaw, Microsoft's long-serving chief communications officer, will exit at year-end after nearly three decades shaping the company's message through pivotal periods. Shaw, 64, is not retiring but plans a break before his next move, leaving behind a legacy of adapting communications for a digital age and embracing AI tools. Microsoft is now searching for his successor.

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Review
Sep 11, 2026Android Authority

Unofficial Sony Headphone PC Apps: Ditch Your Phone, Take Control

Tired of Sony's mobile app? These unofficial, open-source PC tools like Sony Device Center and SonyBridge offer desktop control over your Sony headphones' ANC, EQ, and more. A convenient, albeit unofficial, solution for Windows, Linux, and Mac users looking to ditch their phone for audio adjustments.

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RAM Crisis Deepens: AI Ramps Up, Severe Shortage by 2027
Review
Sep 10, 2026TechRadar

RAM Crisis Deepens: AI Ramps Up, Severe Shortage by 2027

Analyst firm KB Securities warns of a severe RAM crisis by 2027, blaming surging AI demand. With Samsung and SK Hynix inventories critically low, consumers face higher prices and limited availability for computing components.

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Stop Random USB Disconnections: Disable Windows Power Saving
How To
Sep 10, 2026MakeUseOf

Stop Random USB Disconnections: Disable Windows Power Saving

Learn to fix random USB device disconnections by disabling Windows' power-saving features in Settings, Control Panel, and Device Manager.

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Apple Unleashes iPhone Duo: Three-Screen Foldable Debuts at $2,000
Tech
Sep 9, 2026Washington Post Technology

Apple Unleashes iPhone Duo: Three-Screen Foldable Debuts at $2,000

Apple has introduced its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, on September 9, 2026. Featuring three screens and a book-like hinge, this $1,999 device is the most significant iPhone design change since 2007, establishing a new ultra-premium tier for Apple.

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policy: Apple just raised prices on new and older iPhones. Here’s
Tech
Sep 10, 2026Washington Post Technology

policy: Apple just raised prices on new and older iPhones. Here’s

Apple has raised prices on its new iPhone 18 line, including the first $2,000 iPhone, and surprisingly, on some older models. The tech giant attributes these increases to "artificial intelligence-related inflation." This move defies typical industry patterns for older devices and is already drawing significant consumer criticism.

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Java's Secret Weapon: How Age Powers Its AI Future
Programming
Sep 10, 2026Stack Overflow Blog

Java's Secret Weapon: How Age Powers Its AI Future

Java's extensive history is a key AI superpower, offering a stable foundation for agent-generated code and an unparalleled dataset for training AI models. Its mature ecosystem of libraries and agentic harnesses further enable developers to build robust, integrated AI applications. This positions Java as a powerful, reliable choice for future AI-driven software development.

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Engineer's Post-Layoff Project Tracks Seattle Transit in Real Time
Tech
Sep 7, 2026GeekWire

Engineer's Post-Layoff Project Tracks Seattle Transit in Real Time

Software engineer Michael Benedict, recently laid off from Amazon, transformed a personal gift into "Seattle Transit Live." This innovative LED circuit board map tracks real-time movement of Puget Sound-area trains, ferries, and water taxis. The $219 open-source device has garnered significant interest, quickly selling out initial production runs.

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Games
Sep 7, 2026GameSpot

The Mountain Wants Kratos: Is He Too Late For God Of War TV Show

Game of Thrones star Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (The Mountain) made a playful pitch to play Kratos in the upcoming God of War TV series on Amazon, sharing an AI-generated image of himself in the role. However, Dave Bautista has already been cast, replacing an injured Ryan Hurst. The casting journey has been eventful, with even game voice actor Christopher Judge weighing in on adaptations. Production for the series is set to resume soon.

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Schiller's App Store Exit Driven by Future Strategy Concerns
Tech
Sep 7, 2026TechCrunch

Schiller's App Store Exit Driven by Future Strategy Concerns

Longtime Apple executive Phil Schiller's decision to step down from his leadership role over the App Store was reportedly fueled by unease regarding new CEO John Ternus and services chief Eddy Cue's plans to boost the

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Stop Spam Calls: 4 Essential Android Settings to Boost Your Privacy
How To
Sep 6, 2026MakeUseOf

Stop Spam Calls: 4 Essential Android Settings to Boost Your Privacy

Learn to reduce spam calls and improve call clarity on your Android phone in four simple steps by enabling built-in settings like Caller ID & spam filtering, blocking unknown numbers, and enhancing voice quality.

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PlayStation's Mute Button Can't Hide the Fan Fury Forever
Games
Sep 7, 2026Polygon

PlayStation's Mute Button Can't Hide the Fan Fury Forever

Sony's traditional silent approach to PR is facing a strong challenge from an increasingly vocal fanbase, frustrated by the shift to digital-only games and perceived mishandling of live-service titles. While the recent State of Play delivered some good content, it couldn't drown out protests, prompting questions about the long-term viability of Sony's "impassive mask" strategy. Even *GTA 6* might not be enough to quell the widespread discontent.

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Cloud in a Bottle: Reimagining Self-Hosting for the Modern Web
Programming
Sep 6, 2026Hacker News

Cloud in a Bottle: Reimagining Self-Hosting for the Modern Web

As software developers, we're all too familiar with the evolving landscape of digital tools. While cloud-based applications offer undeniable convenience – instant access, cross-device compatibility, and seamless

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Streamline Your Bedtime: How Anker Sleep 4 Pro Replaces Your Devices
How To
Sep 6, 2026MakeUseOf

Streamline Your Bedtime: How Anker Sleep 4 Pro Replaces Your Devices

Learn to consolidate your bedtime gadgets, replacing your phone, smartwatch, and AirPods with Anker Sleep 4 Pro earbuds for a device-free night in five easy steps.

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Seattle Times, Newsday Sue OpenAI & Microsoft Over AI Training
Tech
Sep 6, 2026The Next Web

Seattle Times, Newsday Sue OpenAI & Microsoft Over AI Training

The Seattle Times and Newsday have initiated a copyright infringement lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging systematic scraping of articles, paywall circumvention, and the creation of AI alternatives that impact revenue. This action expands the growing legal challenge from news organizations against AI developers and raises critical questions about AI training practices.

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gaming: Should You Invite Vampire Lords In The Blood Of Dawnwalker
Games
Sep 6, 2026GameSpot

gaming: Should You Invite Vampire Lords In The Blood Of Dawnwalker

The Blood of Dawnwalker challenges players with a unique choice: invite defeated vampire lords into protagonist Coen's consciousness. Surprisingly, this controversial action comes with no downsides, granting players unique skills and invaluable assistance from these spectral allies in the game's final boss battle. It's a mechanically sound decision worth embracing.

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The Batman Part 2 Suit Revealed: Is It Our Arkham Dream
Games
Sep 6, 2026IGN

The Batman Part 2 Suit Revealed: Is It Our Arkham Dream

New set photos from The Batman: Part II reveal a significant Batsuit upgrade, featuring darker, shinier armor, longer cowl ears, and a prominent mustard-colored utility belt. Fans are buzzing about its strong resemblance to the tactical suits from the Arkham video games, particularly Arkham Knight. The photos also tease a thrilling police chase where a bloodied Batman commandeers a motorcycle after his Batmobile is damaged, hinting at intensified grounded action in the sequel.

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HyperX Omen 15 Review: Strong Gaming with Pricey Compromises
Review
Sep 5, 2026Tom's Hardware

HyperX Omen 15 Review: Strong Gaming with Pricey Compromises

The HyperX Omen 15 offers potent gaming performance and a stunning OLED display, but its $2,100 price point is hampered by significant cost-cutting in chassis build quality and port selection.

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US military disabled ad tracking on troops’ devices after attacks
Tech
Sep 5, 2026TechCrunch

US military disabled ad tracking on troops’ devices after attacks

The U.S. military has disabled advertising tracking on all government-issued devices for troops across its branches, including smartphones and computers. This action follows intelligence reports of foreign adversaries exploiting commercial location data to target U.S. service members in critical areas like the Middle East.

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