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Tom Holland's next Spider-Man movie is using the oldest Spidey trick in the book: strip Peter Parker of his safety net, surround him with dangerous allies, and make the city itself feel like a trap.
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President Trump says Apple will work with Intel on U.S.-made chips. Even if the deal is real, the near-term story is likely supply-chain leverage, not a sudden replacement for TSMC.
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Tim Cook has warned that higher memory and storage costs will push Apple prices up. The practical lesson is simple: AI hardware demand is now hitting normal phones, Macs, and iPads.
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W Social is pitching a European, AT Protocol-based social network built around verified humans, EU-hosted data, and fewer bots. The hard part is not the technology. It is convincing people to move.
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A new round of iPhone 18 rumors points to 12GB of RAM in the regular model, but the bigger story is Apple's need to make on-device AI feel normal, not premium-only.
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Sony's new 50MP LYTIA L910 sensor brings LOFIC single-exposure HDR to flagship phones, aiming for cleaner highlights, better shadows, and lower-power 4K60 HDR video.
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Google's next foldable looks likely to be a careful evolution of the current Pixel 10 Pro Fold, with a thinner body, Tensor G6 rumors, and a few useful but unconfirmed changes.
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There are no 2026 Austrian GP results yet, but the Red Bull Ring already looks like a pressure race: Antonelli is still leading, Hamilton has finally won for Ferrari, and the short Spielberg lap could make qualifying brutally close.
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Jeremy Clarkson has revealed an aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis in Clarkson’s Farm. The news is serious, but the bigger story is also one of early detection and a very British kind of optimism.
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