Building tiny, insect-sized robots is hard enough. Making them both simple and adaptable is the real puzzle. New research is exploring if clever structural design, not more motors or complex code, might be the answer.
Mercury, the FinTech serving over 200,000 companies, has officially applied to become a nationally chartered bank. The move, announced December 19, aims to provide greater stability and could reshape its competition with traditional banks.
If you were hoping to downgrade from iOS 26.2 back to iOS 26.1, you’re out of luck. Apple has officially stopped signing the older version, a standard but decisive move for security.
Google is teaming up with developer ReNew Energy to build a 150MW solar project in Rajasthan, India. The tech giant will receive the environmental attribute certificates (EACs) from the plant, scheduled for 2026, to apply toward its Scope 3 carbon footprint.
Furniture brand Lovesac has moved a key manufacturing process for its Sactionals line back to the United States. The move is a direct response to tariff pressures and aims to create a cheaper, better product development model.
The parent company of Truth Social is merging with nuclear fusion company TAE Technologies in a deal valued at roughly $6 billion. They plan to break ground on a power plant in 2026 and achieve “first power” by 2031, but the technology faces massive hurdles.
A new SEO strategy is exploiting a loophole in how AI agents like ChatGPT pull information. Businesses are creating self-promotional content that the algorithms treat as authoritative. It’s working, but probably not for long.
KDE is reviving its Internet of Things (IoT) development efforts, specifically targeting integration with the popular Home Assistant platform. This news comes alongside details about Plasma 6.6, which will offer a much smoother experience for high-refresh-rate monitors.
Xiaomi has launched the global version of the Redmi Note 15 Pro+. It features a 200MP main camera with a 4x “in-sensor zoom,” but the tech community is already questioning its value against true optical telephoto lenses and competing brands.
The UK government has outlined plans for the BBC to help the public understand and engage with artificial intelligence. This directive is part of the broadcaster’s charter review for the decade starting in January 2028 and draws direct inspiration from its influential Computer Literacy Project of th
