Meta has officially acquired the Singapore-based AI startup Manus for over $2 billion. This move marks a pivot for Mark Zuckerberg, as the company shifts focus from simple chatbots to autonomous "agents" that can execute multi-step business tasks like market research and coding on their own.
The LEGO Group will host its first official CES press conference on January 5, 2026. The event is expected to focus on new technology partnerships, 3D printing manufacturing advancements, and digital play experiences. Viewers can access the presentation through the official CES website or the LEGO Group's digital newsroom.
LG Electronics has announced a new series of XBOOM speakers ahead of the CES 2026 trade show. The updated lineup includes the portable XBOOM Go and the high-output XBOOM XL series, featuring improved battery life, integrated party lighting, and upgraded driver materials. These speakers focus on high-volume performance and outdoor durability for various consumer use cases.
Samsung is reportedly developing a feature for its Galaxy watches and phones that helps monitor brain health. This new tool is designed to identify early warning signs of dementia and cognitive decline by tracking how users perform daily tasks and interact with their devices.
A critical flaw in Oracle software has led to a significant data breach affecting Korean Air and its catering subsidiary. The incident has exposed the personal bank details and names of roughly 30,000 employees, highlighting the growing risks associated with digital supply chains in the aviation industry.
Aoostar has introduced a new external GPU dock that features an 800W power supply and the latest Thunderbolt 5 connection. While it offers massive power for high-end graphics cards, the device leaves out common features like an M.2 storage slot or a network port, forcing users to prioritize raw speed over versatility.
A new budget-friendly adapter from Ashata allows users to repurpose old DDR4 laptop memory (SO-DIMM) for use in standard desktop motherboards. Priced at approximately $13, it offers a way to save money on memory upgrades by utilizing spare parts.
A Microsoft engineer recently clarified that a plan to remove old computer languages from company systems is a research project rather than a final decision. The project uses artificial intelligence to help translate millions of lines of old code into a newer, safer language called Rust.












