Life in the solar system may not entirely end when the sun begins its dramatic transformation into a red giant star. Instead, a brief window of potential habitability may open on Europa, Jupiter's icy moon, according to new research. Scientists now suggest that as the sun expands and its habitable zone shifts outward, Europa could temporarily offer conditions suitable for life, though the … [Read more...]

In September 2023, an unusual seismic signal reverberated around the globe every 90 seconds for nine consecutive days and was then repeated a month later. Scientists were initially unable to identify the source. Almost a year later, two scientific studies proposed that the cause of these seismic anomalies were two mega tsunamis which were triggered in a remote East Greenland fjord by two major … [Read more...]

Mars used to be a wetter world. Scientists have long pointed to evidence like dried-up riverbeds and ancient lake basins. For that much water to exist, Mars would have needed a thicker atmosphere — one that could hold in heat and pressure. But today, Mars is cold, dry, and barely has any air. For the first time, NASA's MAVEN spacecraft has directly observed a long-suspected process responsible for … [Read more...]

Rana Naidu 2 is back with its issue-resolving, courageous, thriller and action loaded episodes. There is more grit, emotions and valour in season 2. The story continues with the powerful fixer stuck between his violent past and disturbed family ties. Rana and Daggubati, and Venkatesh Daggubati reprised their roles, and the series goes deeper into the dirty crime world, with secrets unlocked and … [Read more...]

Devika and Danny, the latest Telugu web series, is now streaming on Jio Hotstar. In key roles, the series features Ritu Varma, Surya Vashistta, Shiva Kandukuri, and Subbaraju. The series is directed by B. Kishore, who also directed Sreekaram. At the same time, this one serves as the debut of Ritu Varma on the Telugu OTT platform. Devika and Danny is a mild yet emotional drama with a few breeze … [Read more...]

It's a week packed with video game announcements at Geoff Keighley's Summer Game Fest and a string of showcases from the likes of PlayStation, Xbox and other developers. Sony's State of Play broadcast took place on June 4 and brought plenty of announcements and updates on upcoming games, including the reveal of 007 First Light, IO Interactive's James Bond game. At IOI Showcase on June 6, the … [Read more...]

A sophisticated new information-stealing malware written in the Rust programming language has emerged, demonstrating advanced capabilities to extract sensitive data from both Chromium-based and Gecko-based web browsers. The malware, known as Myth Stealer, represents a significant evolution in cybercriminal tactics, combining modern programming techniques with traditional social engineering … [Read more...]

Cybersecurity researchers have identified a sophisticated new social engineering campaign that exploits fundamental human trust in everyday computer interactions. The ClickFix technique, which has been actively deployed since March 2024, represents a dangerous evolution in cybercriminal tactics that bypasses traditional security measures by targeting the most vulnerable component of any … [Read more...]

The best Raspberry Pi projects are a lot of fun to use, and they teach you something while you build them. If you've ever wondered about using AI to identify hand gestures but are unsure where to get started, why not challenge it to a game of rock, paper, scissors? Not only do you learn how to build an AI system that can detect what hand gesture you're throwing, but you can put your SBC in its … [Read more...]

Whenever humanity invents a new thing, people get to work on figuring out how to use it to make it fling objects at really high speeds. I haven't really seen people achieve this goal with 3D printing, but today is the day that changes. Someone posted a rubber band-powered cartridge you can use to shoot little pellets around, but I wouldn't recommend firing it at people. Source: xda-developers.com … [Read more...]

Indian grocery delivery startup KiranaPro’s recent data loss story has more holes than Swiss cheese, as the startup remains unclear whether the incident was an internal breach or an external hack. Last week, the Bengaluru-based startup discovered that it could not access its back-end servers and that all its data, including its app code, had been deleted from GitHub. The startup on Friday blamed … [Read more...]

Discord has long been the default hangout spot for online communities, gamers, and even friends. Whether you’re gaming with friends or just vibing on a programming channel like me, bots add a lot of value to the experience. Music bots, especially, have been a key part of Discord culture for years, letting users queue up tracks from YouTube, SoundCloud, or even local files. But in a world where … [Read more...]

The PlayStation 1 is one of the greatest video game consoles ever released. To many, the console has a library of games that people view as iconic classics and phenomenal experiences that are great to go back to and play again. As one of the first platforms to put a big focus on 3D visuals for games, a generation of players have very fond memories of the original PlayStation. Along the way, as the … [Read more...]

Nintendo has been weirdly accepting of third-party hardware with the Switch 2. We learned a little while ago that third-party mice work just fine on the console, which was a little surprising given how the company could lock people into using Nintendo-produced hardware. Now, it seems that the same hardware freedom has been granted to third-party webcams, too, to the point where you can set up an … [Read more...]

With the latest moves from both companies, life is getting increasingly treacherous for AI startups.With the latest moves from both companies, life is getting increasingly treacherous for AI startups.Jun 7, 2025, 12:38 AM UTCAlex Heath is a deputy editor and author of the Command Line newsletter. He has been reporting on the tech industry for more than a decade.Battlelines are being drawn … [Read more...]

Narrowing down the 30 most visionary startups of the year to just five finalists was no easy feat. VivaTech’s Innovation of the Year attracted an extraordinary pool of applicants—startups tackling massive global challenges with bold, technically sophisticated, and scalable solutions. From redefining human-machine interaction to revolutionizing healthcare, climate, and infrastructure, each company … [Read more...]

There are plenty of great monitors you can check out if you're looking to buy something new. But if you want to grab one of our favorites, we think this Asus ROG Swift PG27AQDM monitor is going to be a fantastic option. You get impressive colors that pop, deep black levels, and impressive performance numbers. Source: xda-developers.com … [Read more...]

Which webcams work? Manufacturers can’t yet say.Which webcams work? Manufacturers can’t yet say.Jun 7, 2025, 12:05 AM UTCSean Hollister is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and toys. He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo, and Engadget.The Nintendo Switch 2 is more expensive in practically every way: pricier console, pricier games, an entire … [Read more...]

This year’s Day of the Devs showcase features new games from Heart Machine, House House, and more.This year’s Day of the Devs showcase features new games from Heart Machine, House House, and more.Jun 7, 2025, 12:04 AM UTCAsh Parrish is a reporter who covers the business, culture, and communities of video games, with a focus on marginalized gamers and the quirky, horny culture of video game … [Read more...]

One of the best things about an indie game showcase is that you'll see at least one preview that makes you think "huh?" and "lol!" in equal parts. For the Day of the Devs presentation at Summer Games Fest 2025, Tire Boy definitely fits the bill. Mechanics-wise, it's an open-world action-adventure game, which is pretty standard fare. However, like the name says, you play it all out as a tiny … [Read more...]