Google’s Fitbit Edge Splits the Difference Between Pixel Watch 5 and Fitbit Air
Google’s Fitbit Edge arrives as a middle ground between the Pixel Watch 5 and the Fitbit Air, with a lower price than the smartwatch and more features than the Air.
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P.T. Horror Cult Classic Returns Through an Unofficial PC Port
Lorean Xavier’s open source port brings P.T. to PC using original PS4 assets, with modern features and preservation in mind.
Russia Started a Data Center War It Was Not Ready to Fight, Its Own Bloggers Warn
Kremlin leaning military bloggers say Russia’s centralized digital economy has become a wartime weakness, while Ukraine’s more decentralized systems prove harder to knock offline.
Lunar crater, rocket failures, and a new ULA chief: space roundup
A roundup of the week’s space news, including a SpaceX lunar impact, test anomalies in Taiwan and South Korea, China’s second booster recovery, and a leadership change at ULA.
As Meta Glasses Spread, Covert Recording Detection Grows Harder
Millions are buying Meta AI glasses, raising the odds of secret recordings. Detection apps and bans help, but privacy experts warn of invasive features to come.
Waymo doubles federal lobbying spending as robotaxi clash with Uber intensifies
Waymo’s federal lobbying spending more than doubled in Q2, placing it close to Uber as the robotaxi rivals compete for influence.
FTC targets hidden personalized pricing, but critics warn of lost discounts
The FTC wants to regulate personalized pricing, but public comments show a split: many call for a ban while others fear losing discounts.
China orders Tesla to fix nearly 3 million cars
China is ordering Tesla to address nearly 3 million cars with two recalls, including new warning labels and a driver monitoring software update.
Motorola’s GrapheneOS Phones to Launch in 2027 at Premium Prices
GrapheneOS will support Motorola flagships in 2027, likely at prices above Pixels. The first devices may be foldables.
Thunderquakes help map underground structures
A Penn State team turned thunderquakes into a seismic imaging tool using a campus fiber optic cable, revealing hidden weak zones.