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Ferrari’s First EV Features Interior Designed by Jony Ive
Ferrari’s first EV, the Luce, features an interior designed by Jony Ive. Discover why Ferrari is ditching touchscreens for physical buttons in its new electric car.
Toyota and Microsoft Developing New Game Engine for Vehicles
Toyota and Microsoft are building Fluorite, a new Flutter-based game engine designed to power advanced interactive digital systems and infotainment in vehicles.
Astronauts to Take Personal Smartphones on NASA’s Artemis II Mission
NASA’s Artemis II mission will allow astronauts to bring personal smartphones to lunar orbit to record their journey and connect with family.
Apple Dominates Smartphone Sales in Early 2025
Apple's iPhone 16 and 17 dominate 2025 sales rankings. Discover which models are top sellers and how iPhone 17 sales grew by 16% over the previous generation.
No Link Between Video Games, Social Media, and Teen Mental Health: Major UK Study
UK study of 25K teens: No link between video games, social media & anxiety/depression. Tech use alone not to blame.
UK Police AI Blunder: Faulty Report Bans Maccabi Tel Aviv Fans from Aston Villa Match
UK police AI report error: hallucinated West Ham vs Aston Villa, banning Maccabi Tel Aviv fans over unverified high-risk violence claim.
Iran Shuts Down Entire Internet to Block Starlink Amid Protests
Iran cuts off all internet to block Starlink amid 2-week protests. Military jammers target satellite signals and GPS. Forbes reports.
China Plans 200,000+ Satellites by 2030 in Largest Orbital Constellation Ever
China to orbit 200K+ satellites by 2030 via ITU filings, challenging Starlink's 9K LEO network. Secure orbital slots in satellite constellation race.
Copper Demand to Surpass Production by 2030, Sparking Shortage
Copper production peaks at 33M tons in 2030, but demand hits 42M by 2040—50% rise from EVs & renewables. Electronics costs to soar.
Brazil Officially Recognizes "Multimedia" Professionals Under New Law
Brazil sanctions Law 15.325/2026, officially recognizing "multimedia" professionals, including influencers, editors, and programmers, across all media sectors.
Japan’s Sofmap Urges Customers to Sell Used PCs Amid AI Hardware Shortage
Japan’s Sofmap is buying back used PCs as AI data center demand causes a global hardware shortage. Learn why memory scarcity is driving up computer prices.
Dell Reverses Decision: The XPS Brand Is Here to Stay
Dell reverses its plan to end the XPS brand! Discover the new XPS 14 and XPS 16 laptops, featuring a new sub-brand identity and prices starting at $1,649.