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    The Verge

  • The cat-and-mouse game over 3D-printed guns has begun
    The creator of the world's first 3D-printed gun claims he's developed a way to thwart government-mandated software meant to block 3D printers from making firearms. It's an opening volley in what's shaping up to be an evolving battle between regulators trying to stem the tide of ghost guns and individuals... Read more »
  • Zillow and Redfin settle FTC antitrust case over their rental listings partnership
    The FTC and Zillow have announced a settlement that ends the case alleging that a 2025 "partnership" between Zillow and Redfin violated antitrust laws. The FTC had alleged Zillow agreed to pay Redfin to syndicate its listings, while Redfin would end its own advertising contracts and promise not to compete... Read more »
  • Robotaxis are real now — so is the pushback
    Robotaxis are expanding. So is the fight over the rules governing them. In New York, Gov. Kathy Hochul withdrew a proposal earlier this year that would have opened the door to driverless robotaxis outside New York City after taxi drivers, unions, and state lawmakers opposed it. Six months later, commercial... Read more »
  • VideoThe Witcher 4 developers target a 2028 release
    CD Projekt Red is aiming to launch The Witcher 4 sometime in 2028, joint CEO Michał Nowakowski says in a new video. CD Projekt Red has been working on its next mainline Witcher title for years and has shown videos of it, but now the studio is providing a target... Read more »
  • ESPN streaming plans are getting more expensive
    ESPN is hiking the price of its subscription on September 17th, a change that will also impact its bundles with Disney Plus. In a support page spotted earlier by Sports Media Watch, ESPN says its ad-supported Select membership will cost $13.99 instead of $12.99 / month, while its Unlimited plan... Read more »
  • Raspberry Pi shares its official tutorial for making a cyberdeck
    Raspberry Pi's head of social, Ashley Whittaker, acknowledged the cyberdeck trend today, saying "we haven't been able to get away from cyberdecks this year." Tiny portable computers made out of things like purses, jewelry boxes, and other thrifted or recycled parts have gone viral on TikTok and other social media... Read more »
  • Apple’s four-pack of second-gen AirTags is $20 off
    Apple’s four-pack of second-generation AirTags is down to $79 (originally $99) at Amazon and at Target, which is the bundle’s lowest price yet. You can get an AirTag for $24 right now piecemeal, but getting four together as a set is a way to save even more. Why pay $96... Read more »
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    MacRumors: Mac News and Rumors - All Stories

  • Apple Holds Farewell Party for Tim Cook as Ternus Prepares to Take Over
    Tim Cook will step down as Apple's CEO on Tuesday, September 1, and ahead of that date, Apple hosted a farewell party for him. According to The Information, the party took place on August 23, just a day before Cook celebrated his 15th anniversary as Apple CEO. Approximately 200 people... Read more »
  • Apple Releases macOS Golden Gate Beta 7
    Apple today provided developers with the seventh beta of macOS Golden Gate, with the update coming a week after Apple seeded the sixth beta. Developers can download ‌macOS Golden Gate‌ by going to System Settings > General > Software Update. Beta Updates will need to be enabled, and a free... Read more »
  • Apple Seeds Seventh iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 Betas to Developers
    Apple today seeded the seventh betas of iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 to developers for testing purposes, with the update coming one week after Apple released the sixth betas. Registered developers can download the betas from the Settings app on the iPhone or iPad by going to the General section... Read more »
  • Apple Seeds watchOS 27 Beta 7 to Developers
    Apple today seeded the seventh beta of watchOS 27 to developers, with the update coming a week after the launch of the sixth beta. The beta can be downloaded through the Watch app on the iPhone with a free developer account. The Apple Watch will need to be on the... Read more »
  • Apple Seeds Seventh visionOS 27 Beta to Developers
    Apple today provided developers with the seventh beta of an upcoming visionOS 27 update for testing purposes. The beta comes a week after Apple released the fifth beta. visionOS 27 can be installed by opening the Settings app, going to Software Updates, and opting into Beta Updates. visionOS 27 introduces... Read more »
  • Apple Seeds tvOS 27 Beta 7 to Developers
    Apple today seeded the seventh beta of tvOS 27 to developers for testing purposes, with the update coming a week after Apple released the sixth beta. The beta can be downloaded and installed through the Settings app on the Apple TV. A free developer account is required. tvOS 27 has... Read more »
  • Apple Watch Series 12: Everything to Expect Next Month
    The Apple Watch Series 12 is almost certain to be introduced at Apple's annual iPhone event next month, and the rumors point to another quieter upgrade year for the device. Apple has not altered the Apple Watch's design since the Series 10 arrived in 2024, and it is not expected... Read more »
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    Infographic-Directory.com

  • The Upcycling of Packaging
    The European Union is set to make some big changes to packaging requirements. By 2030, all packaging must be designed for recycling. Learn more in this infographic, courtesy of Graphic Packaging International:... Read more »
  • Everything You Didn’t Know About Eagle Flags
    Flags around the world are designed with colors and symbols special to their country, and 4% of flags belonging to sovereign countries boast an image of an eagle.  Learn more in this infographic.... Read more »
  • The Rise of Commercial Insurance Cost
    In the past decade, the cost of commercial insurance has nearly doubled; many are asking why and what can be done about it. Learn more in this infographic courtesy of Kato Roofing. Source: Kato Roofing... Read more »
  • Challenges of Hospitals Around the World
    Hospitals around the world are running into the same challenges: an aging population, nursing shortages, and unfair wages. How will hospitals solve this dilemma? Find out more in this infographic courtesy of Swisslog Healthcare. Source: Swisslog... Read more »
  • Understanding the Benefits of the Tri-Merge Standard in Mortgage Credit Lending
    A single credit report lacks the depth and frequency f the tri-merge standard in mortgage credit lending. See more in the infographic below, courtesy of Equifax: Source: Equifax... Read more »
  • Everything You Didn’t Know About Commercial Roofs
    Commercial roofs and residential roofs differ vastly in cost and maintenance, but that’s only the tip of the iceberg. Let’s explore what you need to know about commercial roofing, courtesy of Kato Roofing: Source: Kato Roofing... Read more »
  • When Controversy Meets Flags
    Flags have been representations of countries throughout history, but some have raised quite the controversy, as outlined in this infographic.... Read more »
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      Velocity Micro - Blog

    • EPYC 9006 Series: What You Need To Know
      EPYC news is always interesting. While it’s not the processor you’re putting into your desktop at home, it’s fascinating to… The post EPYC 9006 Series: What You Need To Know appeared first on Custom Gaming & Workstation PC Blog | Velocity Micro.... Read more »
    • Catia System Requirements & Empirical Benchmarks
      Dassault Systèmes’ CATIA (Computer Aided Three-dimensional Interactive Application)—spanning both CATIA V5 and the 3DEXPERIENCE platform—remains the industry standard for high-end… The post Catia System Requirements & Empirical Benchmarks appeared first on Custom Gaming & Workstation PC Blog | Velocity Micro.... Read more »
    • OEM vs Retail Components: Building a More Reliable Desktop
      OEM vs Retail? When shopping for a desktop PC, most buyers compare processor models, graphics cards, memory capacity, and storage… The post OEM vs Retail Components: Building a More Reliable Desktop appeared first on Custom Gaming & Workstation PC Blog | Velocity Micro.... Read more »
    • Local AI vs. Cloud AI: How PC Hardware Requirements Change
      Both Local AI and Cloud AI are rapidly becoming part of everyday business operations. From generating content and writing code… The post Local AI vs. Cloud AI: How PC Hardware Requirements Change appeared first on Custom Gaming & Workstation PC Blog | Velocity Micro.... Read more »
    • Airflow: A Critical Step for Workstation Thermal Management
      When evaluating a high-performance workstation, most buyers focus on the specifications: processor, graphics card, memory, and storage. While these components… The post Airflow: A Critical Step for Workstation Thermal Management appeared first on Custom Gaming & Workstation PC Blog | Velocity Micro.... Read more »
    • 5 PC Innovations Velocity Micro Helped Pioneer
      It’s hard to believe that in just a few months, we’ll be celebrating 30 years of building ultra-performance custom PCs.… The post 5 PC Innovations Velocity Micro Helped Pioneer appeared first on Custom Gaming & Workstation PC Blog | Velocity Micro.... Read more »
    • Why cable management is important for custom PC builds
      When most people think about a custom PC, they focus on the big-ticket components: the processor, graphics card, memory, or… The post Why cable management is important for custom PC builds appeared first on Custom Gaming & Workstation PC Blog | Velocity Micro.... Read more »
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      Tech Digest

    • Nvidia’s debt pile alarms traders, Iran hackers shut down UK power plant
      Traders are ramping up their bets against chip behemoth Nvidia over concerns about the web of financing behind the global AI data centre boom. The price of financial protections against defaults […] The post Nvidia’s debt pile alarms traders, Iran hackers shut down UK power plant appeared first on Tech Digest.... Read more »
    • UK government urges social media companies to remove dangerous driving content following crashes
      The UK government is demanding social media companies remove videos celebrating dangerous driving following recent road fatalities linked to online viral challenges. Speaking out on Monday, Defence Minister Luke Pollard […] The post UK government urges social media companies to remove dangerous driving content following crashes appeared first on Tech... Read more »
    • Short-form video platform Divine launches, Mark Zuckerberg buys Irish castle
      A new app seen as a spiritual successor to short-form video service Vine has been released to the public. Much like the original, Divine lets users create and share videos […] The post Short-form video platform Divine launches, Mark Zuckerberg buys Irish castle appeared first on Tech Digest. Related posts:... Read more »
    • Ionity opens first London urban charging hub with free charging today
      Electric vehicle drivers can take advantage of free charging today as Ionity officially opens its first urban charging site in London at Greenwich Shopping Park. Located on Bugsby’s Way, the […] The post Ionity opens first London urban charging hub with free charging today appeared first on Tech Digest. Related... Read more »
    • SHRMiner Bitcoin Mining App: A Guide to Earning Up to $11,700 in Crypto Rewards
      Bitcoin mining was once a highly technical and resource-intensive process, requiring specialized hardware, significant electricity consumption, and ongoing maintenance. The rise of Bitcoin mining apps, however, has changed how everyday […] The post SHRMiner Bitcoin Mining App: A Guide to Earning Up to $11,700 in Crypto Rewards appeared first on... Read more »
    • UK cinemas consider ban on smart glasses, Meta whistleblower testifies at trial
      Cinemas are considering a ban on Meta AI glasses amid piracy concerns. Many of the UK’s chains could introduce “policies to prohibit and/or restrict the wearing of camera-enabled smart glasses”, […] The post UK cinemas consider ban on smart glasses, Meta whistleblower testifies at trial appeared first on Tech Digest.... Read more »
    • China’s robot marker Unitree sees shares surge 600% on stock market debut
      Shares in Chinese robot company Unitree surged by over 600% during its trading debut in Shanghai on Wednesday, underscoring a massive onshore investor frenzy for AI  and robotics hardware. The […] The post China’s robot marker Unitree sees shares surge 600% on stock market debut appeared first on Tech Digest.... Read more »
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      ITIGIC

    • Can You Still Trust What You Read Online? The AI Question Everyone Is Asking
      For years, the challenge of reading online was separating fact from misinformation. Today, a more subtle question has emerged: who actually wrote what you are reading? The post Can You Still Trust What You Read Online? The AI Question Everyone Is Asking first appeared on ITIGIC.... Read more »
    • Temu Influencer & Affiliate Program 2025: Earn post rewards & Referral commissions
      I recently discovered an amazing shopping website, Temu. They have a wide selection of products —from clothing to home goods —and the prices are incredible! The post Temu Influencer & Affiliate Program 2025: Earn post rewards & Referral commissions first appeared on ITIGIC.... Read more »
    • Earn Big This Black Friday 2025: TEMU Affiliate Program Rolls Out Special Upgrades
      Think of the TEMU Affiliate Program as your gateway to global earnings. Live in over 80 countries, TEMU allows affiliates to connect with millions of shoppers worldwide and earn top-tier commissions from a diverse range of high-converting products. The post Earn Big This Black Friday 2025: TEMU Affiliate Program Rolls... Read more »
    • Is Smart Wi-Fi Better Than Traditional Wi-Fi?
      Picture yourself strolling from your living room to the kitchen while streaming your favorite show, confident that the video won’t pause or stop. Or lying on [...] The post Is Smart Wi-Fi Better Than Traditional Wi-Fi? first appeared on ITIGIC.... Read more »
    • How Smart WiFi Technology Works
      Picture a society where your WiFi never delays, your video calls never freeze, and your streaming experience is as smooth as turning pages of a [...] The post How Smart WiFi Technology Works first appeared on ITIGIC.... Read more »
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      Droid Life – Opinionated Android news.

    • Pixel 11 Flash Dimness is Being Noticed
      Pixel 11 buyers are noticing something about their new phones, and unfortunately, it’s not a positive thing. Google introduced HiLight on this year’s Pixel 11 Pro, which places a milky diffuser over the rear-facing LED that is used during flash photography and acts as a torch when trying to see... Read more »
    • Evidence Points to Two Sizes for Galaxy S27 Ultra
      Digital evidence that Samsung might release two sizes for the upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra is now available on the web. Back in April of this year, I wrote a piece on how I would totally buy a smaller Galaxy Ultra device. Do I truly have this much influence over Samsung?... Read more »
    • Finally: Walmart Gets Tap to Pay, Google Pay Supported
      Walmart announced that Tap to Pay is coming to its stores, which is actually kind of nuts in 2026. Its one of this country’s largest retailers, so the fact that it’s taken this long is pretty wild. Regardless, it’s coming and Google Pay will be very much supported. Tap to... Read more »
    • Moto Tag 2 on Sale for $20 on Amazon ($10 Off)
      Moto Tag 2 is currently on sale via Amazon, down to just $20 from its usual price of $30. Why Buy: Powered by UWB and Google’s Find Hub network, these little tags can be applied to any sort of thing that you don’t want to lose track of. Slap one... Read more »
    • Mint Mobile Offers Up to $450 Off Pixel 11 Phone
      Mint Mobile is looking to entice customers to make the swicth, offering big discounts on the new Pixel 11 lineup from Google, while sweetning the deal with savings on a bundled unlimited data plan. The deal: Specifically, new customers can get up to $450 off when buying a Pixel 11... Read more »
    • Nothing OS 5.0 Arrives August 25
      Nothing made it official today, announcing that Nothing OS 5.0, based on Android 17, will start its roll out to supported devices beginning August 25. The list of expected supported devices dates back to the Nothing Phone (2a) Plus, as well as the CMF Phone 2 Pro. Everything newer should... Read more »
    • Your Pixel 11 Gets First Update Out of the Box
      Once you open up your new Pixel 11 or Pixel 11 Pro today and start the setup process, be on the lookout for its first software update. Google is pushing an out-of-box Android 17 update, plus there is a Google Play System Update to grab as well. Your Pixel 11... Read more »
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