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NASA Releases Original Apollo 11 Guidance Computer Source Code on GitHub
Explore the original Apollo 11 source code. NASA’s flight software for the Command and Lunar modules is now open-source and available on GitHub.
FAA Recruits Gamers for Air Traffic Control Careers
The FAA is recruiting gamers for air traffic control roles, citing skills like quick reflexes and focus. Earn up to $155,000 per year in this high-demand career.
iPhone Dominates Global Smartphone Sales in Q4 2025
Apple dominates Q4 2025 smartphone sales with the iPhone 17 and 16 series taking top spots globally. See the latest rankings from Apple, Samsung, and Xiaomi.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Faces Allegations of Limited Technical Knowledge
Former OpenAI employees claim CEO Sam Altman lacks technical expertise, drawing comparisons to infamous figures like Sam Bankman-Fried. Read more here.
Critical Zero-Day Vulnerability Found in Adobe Reader via Malicious PDFs
Hackers are exploiting a critical zero-day flaw in Adobe Reader using malicious PDFs. Learn how to protect your data from this sophisticated cyberattack.
Microsoft Copilot: Productivity Tool or Just Entertainment?
Microsoft to update Copilot terms after critics find the AI tool is legally classified for entertainment only despite its productivity marketing.
Flutter Decouples Material and Cupertino from Core Framework
Flutter is moving Material and Cupertino libraries to independent packages. Learn how this decoupling affects your apps and the future of the ecosystem.
React Native 0.85: Layout Animations and Performance Upgrades
React Native 0.85 introduces a unified animation backend and native layout animations for width and height. Explore the latest performance and tool updates.
Anthropic Moves to Pay-As-You-Go Model for OpenClaw and Third-Party Tools
Anthropic ends support for OpenClaw in Claude Pro plans, moving to a pay-as-you-go model. Learn about credits and how this affects third-party tool usage.
Amazon to End Store Support for Older Kindle Devices
Older Kindle models lose store access on May 20. Learn how this affects your device, book downloads, and Amazon account login after the deadline.
Microsoft Suspends Major Open-Source Developer Accounts
Microsoft suspends open-source developer accounts for WireGuard, VeraCrypt, and more due to missed Windows Hardware Compatibility Program deadlines.
Is Adam Back the Real Satoshi Nakamoto? Investigative Journalist Thinks So
Journalist John Carreyrou links Adam Back to Bitcoin's creation, citing his Hashcash invention. Back denies being Satoshi Nakamoto.