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Attackers are attempting to target X users following the launch of X Money. After numerous X users reported receiving unsolicited password reset emails, a representative said the social media company was actively investigating the issue but had not yet found evidence that the hacks were successful.

New classroom building at School of Science and Technology and Yalding Traveller site among latest planning applications submitted to Maidstone council

Apple has officially begun to change Lake Ontario to “Lake America” on Apple Maps for users within the United States. The move comes after an executive order from President Donald Trump, which already prompted a name change within Google Maps. Per Bloomberg, the lake will remain “Lake Ontario” in Canada, but will show both monikers in…

Safe Mode has a lot of utility when it comes to troubleshooting Android phone problems and protecting your device from malware. When an Android is in Safe Mode, all third-party apps are disabled, and Airplane Mode is activated. This means it’s much easier to isolate a new app that may be causing problems like lag…

AI training-data startup AfterQuery has reportedly raised a round that valued it at $3.2 billion. This just five months after announcing its $30 million Series A at a $300 million valuation in April.

OLED screens run the biggest risk, but with a little common sense you can mitigate the issue.

Dolby Atmos soundbars changed the home audio game for good, but enjoying one isn’t as simple as plugging in and pressing play. Mimicking the immersive experience from your local theater and translating it to living rooms around the world sounds simple on paper, but you have to make sure you’re using it properly.

Ken Karklin, who was Pivotal’s CEO for more than four years, left the role this week, according to a press release. Pivotal said Karklin is “pursuing new endeavors” but didn’t offer any other information about the executive’s departure from the electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) firm.

JioHotstar, the streaming platform controlled by Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries, is taking its brand outside India for the first time and will replace Hotstar in the UK, Canada, and Singapore as it begins a wider global push.

ByMichael Perchick Tuesday, September 1, 2026 10:24PM The first day of the G20 Innovation Ministerial drew virtual appearances from some of the tech industry’s most prominent leaders.