Mozilla is changing Firefox’s release schedule from September, with new stable versions planned every two weeks instead of once a month. The faster release cadence will, Mozilla says, make the schedule more predictable and allow features and improvements which are ready to ship to do so sooner. Fancy testing? OMG!Continue Reading
Tesla has officially kicked off the international expansion of its software. The electric vehicle giant announced that Full Self-Driving V14 Lite is now rolling out to vehicles equipped with AI3 hardware in South Korea. This marks a massive milestone for the company because it is the first time this particular software version has been deployedContinue Reading
Weston 16.0 released with major advances in HDR, color management, and Wayland protocol support. After about five months of development, the Weston project has officially released Weston 16.0, the reference Wayland compositor. This version brings important improvements that will help desktop environments like GNOME, KDE, and Enlightenment achieve better andContinue Reading
LOS ANGELES (AP) — YouTube has appealed the verdict of a landmark social media addiction lawsuit in Los Angeles, seeking to challenge the jury’s determination that the company designed its platform to hook young users without concern for their well-being. Lawyers representing YouTube filed a notice of appeal Monday inContinue Reading
“We’re continuing to invest in the products and services that matter most to our customers,” said Jimmy Dempsey, Frontier Airlines CEO., “We’re continuing to invest in the products and services that matter most to our customers,” said Jimmy Dempsey, Frontier Airlines CEO., from Newsnation Read MoreContinue Reading
Munich Electrification, a maker of battery management systems for electric vehicles and stationary storage, has secured fresh capital to widen its product line. Private investment firm Ardian is acquiring a majority stake in the Munich-based developer, and Ardian’s Expansion team is providing additional capital to fund the company’s development pipelineContinue Reading
Bosch has begun sample production of silicon carbide (SiC) chips at its plant in Roseville, California, the company’s first semiconductor production site in the US. The site is being converted from an existing wafer fab, and Bosch is investing up to $2 billion in it, supported in part by federalContinue Reading
Mozilla is changing Firefox’s release schedule from September, with new stable versions planned every two weeks instead of once a month. The faster release cadence will, Mozilla says, make its schedule more predictable and give “work that is ready to ship more frequent opportunities to reach users”. In a messageContinue Reading
The Black Sea, which lies between Europe and Asia and connects to the Mediterranean through a series of waterways, is known for its dark waters. But every spring and summer, it undergoes a remarkable transformation, with large areas turning a vivid turquoise. On June 22, 2026, NASA’s PACE (Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem) satellite capturedContinue Reading
Equipping spacecraft with x-ray machines could boost safety for long-duration spaceflights—like a crewed mission to Mars By Claire Cameron edited by Jeanna Bryner Radiographs of the hand were acquired (A) preflight by a crewmember, (B) in-flight on day 1 after launch (L+1) by a crewmember, and (C) postflight by a non-crew operator using the sameContinue Reading
Traitor 47 believes that being elected president means he should never be challenged, never be asked to justify his actions, and never be given less than absolute loyalty and deference. He also clearly believes the office is there to serve him, rather than there for him to serve the public.Continue Reading
Mindgard just disclosed an unpatched 0-day in Cursor yesterday, where a poisoned repository could trigger arbitrary code on Windows systems without the developer needing to do anything on their end. The bug lives in how Cursor resolves Git binaries when a project loads. Cursor checks several locations for git, andContinue Reading
AppImages are designed to be simple. Download one, make it executable and run it. On Ubuntu, though, there’s an extra step: Ubuntu ships FUSE 3 by default, but many AppImages still rely on FUSE 2, so one has to install libfuse2t64 first. Not so with AppManager , a new(ish) GTK4/LibadwaitaContinue Reading