Philips and its sister brand AOC have unveiled the "world's first" 1,000Hz dual-mode gaming monitors, the Evnia 27M2N5500XD and the Agon Pro AGP277QK. These displays allow users to switch between a standard QHD resolution at 500Hz and a high-speed HD resolution at 1,000Hz, targeting the ultra-competitive esports market while raising questions about the practical limits of human perception.
Microsoft has officially made the Windows 11 25H2 update available for all compatible PCs. Originally released in late 2025, the update is now considered ready for wide deployment, and Microsoft has begun an AI-based "intelligent rollout" to automatically deliver the software to Home and Pro users over the coming months.
Proton VPN has announced the launch of its "VPN Blanket" feature, a new privacy tool designed to provide automated, always-on protection across all user devices. To mark the introduction of this technology, the company is offering one month of free premium VPN protection to new and existing users who activate the feature through their account dashboard.
Security researchers have uncovered a massive cybercrime infrastructure in Indonesia that operated for over 14 years. The network, which utilized more than 320,000 domains and thousands of malicious Android applications, was so extensive and well-funded that investigators believe it functioned with the sophistication and scale of a state-sponsored operation.
Google’s head of XR, Juston Payne, has shared the company's long-term strategy for the Android XR ecosystem. During an interview at "Android Day: XR Edition," Payne described the platform as the next major computing shift, focusing on integrating Gemini AI into various form factors ranging from mixed reality headsets to lightweight, everyday smart glasses.
The US House Committee on Homeland Security has asked Google and Apple to explain how they are preventing apps that track ICE and CBP officers from appearing on their platforms, citing safety concerns for federal personnel and past links to violent incidents.
Apple’s longtime UI chief Alan Dye is leaving for Meta’s Reality Labs, becoming the latest high-profile departure in a year marked by executive churn across design, legal, and AI leadership. The moves raise fresh questions about Apple’s internal stability as it works to regain momentum in artificial intelligence.
NordVPN has introduced a new email protection feature within its Threat Protection Pro suite, designed to detect phishing links and malware before users click. The tool scans links in real time while preserving user privacy and requires no direct access to email accounts.
Subaru owners in North America report unexpected pop-up advertisements appearing on infotainment screens while driving. The backlash echoes similar controversies faced by Stellantis and Tesla, raising fresh concerns about safety, consent, and the future of in-car advertising.
Reports suggest that Apple is testing under-display camera technology for the iPhone 18 lineup. If implemented, this feature would allow for a completely uninterrupted screen, moving the front-facing camera beneath the display panel. While competitors like Samsung introduced similar technology in 2021, Apple is reportedly focusing on perfecting image quality before its official debut.
Internal memos from Meta reveal that the company has pushed back the launch of its upcoming mixed reality smart glasses, codenamed "Phoenix," from late 2026 to the first half of 2027. The delay is reportedly intended to give the development team more "breathing room" to refine the hardware and software experience of the ambitious wearable.
Chinese chipmaker Cambricon Technologies plans to triple AI accelerator output in 2026 as Nvidia retreats from the Chinese market. Strong demand and state backing support the move, but low yields, fabrication limits, and competition with Huawei raise questions about how far the expansion can go.












