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The study of metallurgy dates back thousands of years, from making tools during the Iron Age to its role in building skyscrapers in the modern era. Now, a new laboratory at Texas A&M University wants to bring twenty-first-century technology to the historic craft.

Today is the 25th anniversary of Apple unveiling the first iPod. And as discovered by Kian on X, the company’s website now has a fun new iPod easter egg.

Perplexity today said it is updating Perplexity Computer to run fully locally on Mac. The local version runs on Qwen 3.6 or PPLX Pro (a post-trained version of Qwen) in the Perplexity app for Mac on supported Apple silicon Macs.

At the start of September, the Google Assistant deprecation on mobile got underway. It now looks to be widely rolling out.

Joby Aviation has claimed the “first-ever autonomous flight across the United States,” after it outfitted an aircraft with its autonomous flight system to complete the journey without human input. The trip started from California’s Buchanan Field Airport and finished at Dare County Regional Airport in Outer Banks, NC, totaling 3,199 miles.

TOKYO – Japanese technology company MW is developing a home equipped with artificial intelligence and ceiling-mounted robots designed to automate household chores, with the goal of freeing people from the roughly four hours a day that can be spent on domestic work.

In quite a big surprise at BlizzCon 2026, Blizzard has confirmed Diablo 5 is in development and is on for a Spring 2029 release.