Pokémon Go’s Times Square Mewtwo Rush: A Decade of AR Gaming
Thousands of Pokémon Go players swarmed Times Square to battle Mewtwo, marking a decade of augmented reality gaming.
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Wireless signals made visible with Raspberry Pi 5 hack
A clever DIY build turns a Raspberry Pi 5 into a real-time Wi-Fi visualizer that paints invisible radio waves as glowing patterns.
OpenMandriva Linux hit by alleged internal sabotage
OpenMandriva Linux reports a contributor attempted to sabotage the project after internal disputes, raising concerns over open-source security.
Cyber Security 101 Path: Your First Step into Ethical Hacking
A new Cyber Security 101 Path on TryHackMe offers beginners a guided introduction to ethical hacking fundamentals through hands-on labs and challenges.
Meta’s new Muse Spark 1.1 pushes agentic AI with a million-token window
Meta’s closed Muse Spark 1.1 reasoning model and new Model API give developers a hosted alternative to open-weight models, with strong tool-use performance and a 1M-token context.
Schlage Sense Pro brings ultra-wideband hands-free unlocking to smart locks
Schlage’s new Sense Pro smart lock uses ultra-wideband to unlock when you approach, ditching codes and taps for seamless, Matter-compliant security.
Father revives dead RTX 3070 with radio capacitor repair
A Serbian gamer’s father salvaged a dead RTX 3070 by replacing a fallen capacitor with one from an old radio, saving $120 and sparking a heartwarming repair tale.
AI-powered phishing platform Forg365 targets Microsoft 365 accounts
A new phishing platform named Forg365 is using AI to craft convincing lures and bypass defenses, targeting Microsoft 365 accounts with combined attack methods.
Why vector search skips the "exact" answer to run fast
Dive into the hidden mechanics of IVF and HNSW, the two algorithms that make semantic search over millions of vectors possible — and why "good enough" beats perfect.
How AWS is accelerating drug discovery with knowledge graphs
A new AWS GraphRAG deployment slashes drug research timelines by 87% by unifying scattered data into a queryable knowledge graph.