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Apple has confirmed that some iPhone 18 Pro Max units on AT&T in the US can lose cellular service entirely. An update prevents new cases, but affected phones must be replaced. Here is what is known about the scope of the problem.
Asymmetric Security's follow-up probe into activity tied to OpenAI's agents examines a chain of external browser and notification services, private scans, and differing retention periods, checked against primary sources and public records.
Toyota has opened the Toyota Battery Center of North America in Michigan. We compare how it divides roles with the North Carolina plant and University of Michigan facilities, based on primary sources, and look at what is still unproven on battery life.
The Elec reports front-end mass production of the Exynos 2700, with output more than 10% above the Exynos 2600. We line up the 9.5% performance gap reported in August by date and use Samsung's thermal design to outline what a Galaxy S27 Ultra decision would require.
Amazon will add over $1 billion over five years for communities near its US data centers. Here is what the tuition, training and energy-efficiency aid covers, and how power contracts, water metrics, tax breaks and disclosure compare.
Google has released an official server-side Swift SDK for Google Cloud. Based on the official guides and source code, we examine authentication, retries, and transport protocols, the 0.4.0 GA and 0.x compatibility terms, and how it differs from Firebase.
Apple plans to change how macOS grants broad data access. Here is how it differs from existing permissions, and what it means for AI actions, external data transfers, and the privacy of the people you communicate with.
BFL's FLUX 3 Image lets you place people and text by coordinates and edit specific regions, with up to 10 reference images. We look at the shadow and reflection caveat, how it differs from FLUX.2, and pricing by resolution, including 4K.
Five European payment providers have set up a joint company, ENP, to interconnect their existing apps across borders. But a pilot is not a commercial launch. Merchant support, fees and the digital euro will shape how widely it spreads.
PewDiePie has announced Ajax, a version of Qwen3.5-9B tuned for Odysseus, with release said to come once it is ready. We examine what the fine-tuning and refusal suppression mean, rough storage estimates for home PCs, and external connections and tool permissions, based on primary sources.
