Timberborn’s 1.0 Launch Date Revealed: Beavers Get Ready to Build in March The wait is finally over for fans of the post-apocalyptic beaver city-builder Timberborn. Developer Mechanistry has officially announced that the game will leave Steam Early Access and launch in its full 1.0 version on March 5, 2025. This news comes after years of […]
Breakthrough Discovery: How a Handful of Water Molecules Transform Prolinol’s Structure In a groundbreaking study that could reshape our understanding of molecular behavior, researchers have unveiled how just a few water molecules can dramatically alter the structure of prolinol, a versatile compound that plays a crucial role in both catalysis and chemical synthesis. This remarkable […]
Apple’s Recent iOS Update Required an Emergency Fix for Some iPhone Users In a surprising turn of events, Apple’s latest iOS update rollout turned into a tech support nightmare for iPhone users in Australia, particularly those with older devices. The company had just released iOS 26.2.1 alongside several incremental updates for legacy iPhone models when […]
Nintendo’s Latest Move: Mario Tennis Fever Demo Only Available in Stores—Here’s What You Need to Know In a surprising and somewhat controversial decision, Nintendo has rolled out a demo for Mario Tennis Fever, the highly anticipated launch title for the Nintendo Switch 2. However, instead of making it easily accessible through the eShop, the gaming […]
Intel Abandons “Software Defined Silicon” After Backlash: The End of Pay-to-Unlock Hardware In a surprising turn of events that has sent ripples through the tech community, Intel has officially sunset its controversial “Software Defined Silicon” (SDSi) initiative—better known as “Intel On Demand.” The feature, which allowed users to pay to unlock additional hardware capabilities already […]
Carrying too much body fat can have lasting effects on the brain, not to mention other organs. A new study shows that the risk of declining brain health may relate to where on the body fat is stored. Researchers from Xuzhou Medical University in China looked at MRI scans of 25,997 individuals in a UK […]
Students with Disabilities Represent 15% of K-12 Population, But Remain Underrepresented in Charter Schools Students with disabilities make up nearly 15% of the K-12 student population across the United States, yet they continue to be significantly underrepresented in charter schools, which are publicly funded institutions designed to be open and accessible to all students. This […]
AI Boom Reshapes Tech Giants and Cybersecurity in 2026: A New Era of Innovation and Risk The year 2026 marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of technology, as the artificial intelligence (AI) boom continues to redefine the landscape of tech giants and cybersecurity. With AI-driven innovations accelerating at an unprecedented pace, companies like Google, […]
Apple AirTag 2: A Stealthy Upgrade That Packs a Punch At first glance, the Apple AirTag 2 looks like it’s been frozen in time. Same size, same weight, same iconic disc design. But don’t let its unchanged appearance fool you—this unassuming little tracker has been quietly supercharged with smarter tech and better performance. Apple’s philosophy […]
Oakley Meta Vanguard: The AI Running Glasses That Might Actually Work In the crowded world of smart glasses, most devices feel like solutions looking for problems. The Oakley Meta Vanguard, however, might be the first AI-powered eyewear designed by athletes, for athletes—and it shows. The Concept: Smart Glasses Meet Serious Sport Meta’s partnership with EssilorLuxottica […]