Image generated by ChatGPT Agentic AI Browsers Are Here—Is This The End of Browsing As We Know It? Written by Andrea Miliani Former Tech News Expert Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager The way we navigate the web is significantly changing in 2025. “Googling” is losing power as a verb, and the arrival of the new Agentic AI bowsers, such as Opera’s Neon, Perplexity Comet, and Copilot Edge, is transforming how we interact with online content....

Image by Vinicius Amano, from Unsplash AI-Powered Holographic Glasses Bring Lifelike 3D Visuals Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager Researchers have developed a new mixed reality (MR) display system that combines holography and artificial intelligence (AI) to deliver ultra-realistic 3D images in a compact, eyeglass-like device. In a rush? Here are the quick facts: The display is only 3 millimeters thick, offering a lightweight wearable design....

AI-Powered Photo and Video Editing Service Leaks User Images and Email Addresses Online Written by Ari Denial Cybersecurity & Tech Writer A widely-used AI image editing tool, Cutout, experienced a data breach that resulted in the exposure of usernames, user images, and email addresses. This highlights the potential hazards of leveraging cloud-based AI solutions to handle sensitive data. Cutout offers users the ability to modify photos or produce images using an AI-based Application Programming Interface (API), which can be integrated into third-party applications....

Image by Vector Juice, from Freepik AI Outsmarts Humans In Debates Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager AI can now outdebate humans by using personal data—shifting opinions more effectively and raising concerns about manipulation and mass persuasion. In a rush? Here are the quick facts: GPT-4 outperformed humans in debates when given personal data. Personalized AI arguments swayed opinions 81% more effectively than humans....

Apple Cuts 600 Jobs After Dropping Self-Driving Car Project Written by Deep Shikha Content Writer Fact-Checked by Apple is laying off over 600 employees in California , mainly affecting workers from its halted self-driving car project. On March 28, Apple notified the state’s employment department that 614 employees at various offices would be laid off in May. The employees were informed that layoffs would take effect on May 27....

Photo by Medhat Dawoud on Unsplash Apple Explores Robotics to Expand Products and Services Written by Andrea Miliani Former Tech News Expert Fact-Checked by Apple is exploring robotics as a strategy to innovate and expand products and services. According to Bloomberg , the tech giant is already working on a shift into robotics as most of the devices the company sells are already part of its customer’s day-to-day lives....

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Image by Freepik Cyber Law Passed In Japan Enables Early Threat Response Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager Japan has passed a new law that allows the government to take offensive action against cyberattacks before they cause damage. In a rush? Here are the quick facts: Japan passed a law allowing preemptive cyberattacks. Law enables monitoring of foreign traffic entering or passing through Japan....

Image by Mx. Granger, from Wikimedia Commons Education Giant Pearson Hacked, Exposing Customer Data Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager Pearson confirmed a cyberattack that exposed customer information and internal data, after attackers accessed its systems through an exposed developer token. In a rush? Here are the quick facts: Pearson confirmed a cyberattack exposed customer data and internal systems. Hackers exploited a GitLab token found in a public config file....

Image by RawPixel.com from Pxhere EU Bans TikTok’s Reward System Amid Addiction Concerns Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Justyn Newman Former Lead Cybersecurity Editor On August 5th, TikTok agreed to permanently remove its Lite Rewards program from the European Union following concerns raised by the European Commission about its potential addictive effects. The video-sharing platform made the commitment to withdraw the program, after the Commission launched formal proceedings against it in April....

Image by Kelli McClintock, from Unsplash Fake Banking And Social Apps Steal User Data Using .NET MAUI Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager Android malware spread through new cybercriminal tactics now utilizes Microsoft’s .NET MAUI framework. In a rush? Here are the quick facts: Malicious apps steal banking details and personal data from users. Multi-stage encryption helps malware evade security scans....

Image by Ilya Pavlov, from Unsplash FBI Warns Free Online File Converters May Hide Malware Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager The FBI is warning internet users about scam websites offering free online file conversion services that secretly install malware on their devices. In a rush? Here are the quick facts: Malware from fake converters can steal personal, banking, and crypto information....

Image by Melies The Bunny, from Flickr Grindr’s AI Wingman Aims To Streamline Dating Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Justyn Newman Former Lead Cybersecurity Editor In a Rush? Here are the Quick Facts! Grindr is testing an AI “wingman” feature for its LGBTQ+ user base. The AI assists with finding partners, suggesting dates, and making reservations. Full rollout of the AI wingman is expected by 2027....

Image by vecstock, from Freepik Hackers Use DeepSeek R1 To Generate Malware And Steal Data Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Justyn Newman Former Lead Cybersecurity Editor DeepSeek R1, China’s advanced AI model, has quickly gained recognition for its reasoning abilities, positioning it as a challenger to AI leaders like OpenAI. However, hackers from cybersecurity firm KELA demonstrated that DeepSeek R1 is not only “highly vulnerable” but also “easily bypassed....

How to Change Facebook Dating Location: Full Guide in 2026 Written by Sayb Saad Former Writer Finding love or making connections on Facebook Dating is limiting when you’re stuck with your local area while traveling. Using a VPN can change your Facebook Dating location , enhancing your privacy and preventing tracking. Most VPNs aren’t secure for Facebook Dating — they can leak your IP address or lack robust privacy features. To save you time and effort, I tested the industry’s top 25 brands and picked the best ones for changing your Facebook Dating location....

How to Get a Bulgarian IP Address (Updated 2026) Written by Eric Raue Cybersecurity & Tech Writer If you ever connect to foreign networks or firewalled WiFi, you may have trouble accessing Bulgarian websites due to licensing restrictions and filters. This could block you from signing into your UniCredit Bank account, preventing access to your funds. Additionally, local channels like TV+ may be unavailable, making it hard to keep up with the news....

How to Watch Horror on Shudder With a VPN in 2026 Written by Eric Raue Cybersecurity & Tech Writer Shudder is a streaming service for all things horror — but the true horror is that you can’t watch any of its content if you’re traveling outside the US, the UK, Canada, Ireland, Australia, or New Zealand . That’s true even if you have an active deal. While a VPN can technically help you watch Shudder from anywhere , this goes against the platform’s ToS and could be considered copyright infringement....

How To Watch Pixar’s Soul on Disney+ From Anywhere Written by Meg Leach IT expert As a huge Disney Pixar fan, I’ve never missed the chance to see the latest movie live in theaters on opening night. I was so disappointed when I found out that Soul went straight to Disney+, which I couldn’t watch due to geoblocks! After researching all possible methods to watch it, I found the best way to get around Disney+’s geoblocks is by using a VPN ....

How To Watch TNT Online With a VPN (Updated 2026) Written by Ashleigh Naidoo Cybersecurity & Tech Writer TNT is only available in Russia, which means you won’t be able to watch your favorite shows like Olga (ОЛЬГА) or Comedy Club if you’re traveling outside the country. This is because TNT blocks its content to all users who don’t have an IP address from Russia. A VPN can theoretically provide you with a Russian IP address to stream TNT from outside the broadcast region....

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