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The Galaxy S27 Ultra could be getting more than just a major design change next year. A new leak suggests Samsung may also be considering two different sizes for its next Ultra flagship, which could make the Galaxy S27 family much larger than we are used to.

Staff named her Jodie Foster because her intake paperwork listed “JF” for juvenile female. Someone made the call. Nobody regrets it now. In 2024, keepers noticed the python eating less — a serious red flag for any large constrictor. Investigation revealed a fibrosarcoma, an aggressive soft-tissue cancer, lodged in her jaw. Initial surgery removed it.…

The United States has tightened its grip on global hyperscale data center infrastructure, now accounting for 15 of the world’s 20 largest markets.

The man who built a virtual world just bought one of the most stubbornly physical things imaginable. Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan have purchased Strancally Castle, a Gothic Revival estate in County Waterford, Ireland, in an off-market deal estimated by the Irish Times at somewhere between €20 million and €30 million. The price…

Imagine you visit a dumpling shop to indulge in a plate of piping-hot savory goodness. And as you queue up, you are given access to compute tokens for AI interactions and to an agentic system that recommends delicacies and helps visitors explore the menu in an interactive fashion. That’s exactly what a viral dumpling shop…

I’ve reviewed a lot of gaming chairs, sat my butt on plenty of seats promising the best of the best comfort, or ergonomic longevity (I’m convinced noblechairs wants my posture to last me until I’m 126 years old), and I’ve got to say, aside from possibly the AndaSeat Novis, this might be the most comfortable…

$29 off a device built to end handwritten meeting notes for good is one of the more useful discounts around right now.

Anyone waiting for a new iMac may only have a few more months to go. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is preparing an updated model that should be available to buy before the end of 2026.

Content warning: This piece discusses suicide and difficult emotional experiences.

The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) has privately warned the US’s leading AI firms that data centers are becoming a political liability.