Apple TV Is Still Down While Other Apple Services Are Back
Apple TV stayed down after other Apple outages were fixed. Apple calls it maintenance, and status pages differ by region.
Martin Holloway·3 min read·2h ago·3 sources
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Vivo's Folding Phone Is Coming to More Countries
Vivo is taking its X Fold 6 folding phone global, with familiar size, large battery and triple cameras at a flagship price.
Martin Holloway·2 min read·4h ago·8 sources
Grokipedia Got a New Look — Here's What Changed
Grokipedia v0.3 gives Wikipedia's AI rival a new logo and easier navigation, while questions remain about how its articles are checked and kept up to date.
Martin Holloway·2 min read·6h ago·4 sources
Google Says Its New AI Can Write Code and Fix Hackable Flaws
Google's new Gemini 4 Argon AI aims to help with coding and fixing security flaws, with its most powerful security skill kept to a small group for now.
Martin Holloway·3 min read·7h ago·8 sources
Paramount Will Have Two Bosses After Its Big Merger
Paramount will appoint Ynon Kreiz as co-CEO with David Ellison when its $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery merger closes, splitting creative strategy from daily operations.
Martin Holloway·2 min read·7h ago·10 sources
Pentagon Asks Musk and Two Others to Predict Future Wars
The Pentagon asked three civilians to write a fast report on what tools future wars may need and how to build and test them.
Martin Holloway·2 min read·8h ago·4 sources
AI That Helps Build Real Things Just Raised $50 Million
Flow Engineering raised $50 million to expand AI helpers that keep hardware blueprints, requirements, and tests aligned.
Martin Holloway·3 min read·9h ago·6 sources
Two SCP Movies Are Coming in 2027, and Only One Promised to Share
Neon will share its 2027 SCP movie under an open license after talking to the Wiki team, while a second A24 movie did not.
Martin Holloway·2 min read·9h ago·4 sources
Google's New AI Is Powerful. Hack-Fighters Get It First
Google has announced a powerful new AI called Gemini 4 Argon. Security experts will get it first while Google improves safety.
Martin Holloway·2 min read·10h ago·7 sources
Hackers Stole Personal Info of Millions Linked to the U.S. Military
Pentagon personnel records for about 3 million people were stolen through a file-sharing flaw and stored without encryption, creating a long-term fraud risk.
Martin Holloway·2 min read·10h ago·4 sources
