The PlayStation Plus March 2026 free games have been confirmed by Sony, and the lineup includes Monster Hunter Rise, Slime Rancher 2, PGA Tour 2K25, and The Elder Scrolls Online Collection: Gold Road, all available to claim from March 3.
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Nacon, the French gaming publisher and accessory maker behind Hell is Us and Terminator: Survivors, has filed for insolvency after its majority shareholder Bigben failed to repay a loan.
Instagram parent notification alerts are the latest safety feature from Meta, designed to inform guardians if teens repeatedly search for content related to self-harm or suicide. This update aims to bridge the gap between digital activity and real-world support by giving parents more visibility into potential mental health crises.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 series has officially arrived, bringing a new era of intuitive mobile technology. With a focus on seamless Galaxy AI integration and powerful hardware upgrades, this lineup aims to simplify how we use our smartphones every day.
Samsung has officially revealed the Galaxy Buds4 series, bringing a fresh design and AI-driven audio enhancements to the table. These new earbuds focus on delivering high-fidelity sound and smarter noise cancellation for a more immersive listening experience.
A hacker successfully bypassed safety filters to use Anthropics Claude chatbot as a tool for a series of cyberattacks against Mexican government agencies. This breach reveals how easily AI guardrails can be dismantled to generate malicious code for targeting high-level financial and tax infrastructure.
The Harbinger Elusive Target is now live in Hitman World of Assassination, starring Milla Jovovich as a deadly biotech CEO. Here is everything you need to know about the mission, its story, the Patient Zero connection, what you get with the paid DLC, and how to access it for free before March 24.
AI deepfake attacks and unchecked AI access are now the top data security risk for businesses worldwide, with nearly two-thirds of firms saying so. Find out what is really happening, why most companies are still dangerously underprepared, and what practical steps you can take right now.
