Barracuda researchers identify surge in sophisticated phishing-as-a-service

Tidal has announced a new strategy to demonetize music fully generated by synthetic tools while introducing AI-labeling badges to improve transparency.

Stored in a museum for decades, an Antarctic fossil has been identified as a titanosaur vertebra. The discovery offers insight into the ecosystem of the continent during the Late Cretaceous.

A study identifying shared rhythmic structures in the laughter of humans and great apes suggests our vocal control evolved gradually over millions of years.

New research indicates that Arctic soil microbes respond to thawing through staggered activation sequences and extensive genetic exchange. These biological dynamics significantly influence the decomposition of organic matter and greenhouse gas emissions.

Samsung is reportedly developing a rollable smartphone, which industry observers refer to as the Galaxy Z Slide, targeting a launch in early 2028. This design aims to provide a tablet-like experience that avoids the hinge creases associated with current foldable devices.

New Hubble imagery confirms that the galaxy cluster CL0016+1609 is a site of active cosmic interaction, allowing researchers to map dark matter distribution.

University of Warwick researchers found that rhythmic patterns in great ape laughter provide a vocal fossil for the evolution of human vocal control.

Nintendo has officially announced a global price hike for the Switch 2 console, citing rising component costs and semiconductor market volatility. The adjustment sets the new U.S. retail price at $499.99 starting September 1, 2026.

A tail vertebra unearthed on James Ross Island in 1985 has been confirmed as the first dinosaur fossil ever collected in Antarctica. The specimen remained misidentified in storage for decades before recent analysis revealed its true origin.

A study from Northumbria and Bangor University identifies human activity as a key driver behind the retreat of the Pine Island Glacier. Scientists warn this ice loss is part of an irreversible process that contributes to global sea-level rise.

Zohar joins the Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes roster as the fourth DLC fighter, featuring a puppet-style playstyle alongside a major system update.

A study in Science suggests asteroid collisions kept the Hadean crust molten and unstable for millions of years, fundamentally shaping Earth's evolution. Parallel research indicates these impacts also created subterranean environments that potentially fostered the origins of life.

The Bakunawa Killer debuts as a mysterious, playable antagonist in Virtua Fighter Crossroads. The new RGG Studio title shifts the series toward a narrative-driven action-adventure experience.

Samsung plans to transition its SmartThings API to a subscription model, impacting third-party developers, commercial partners, and home automation platforms.

New research indicates that artificial light at night triggers sleep deprivation, DNA damage, and behavioral shifts in reef fish while altering predator activity. Experts suggest that improving coastal lighting design could help mitigate these negative environmental impacts.

Sunaofe has launched its flagship Atlas Ergonomic Office Chair, a direct-to-consumer model designed to provide adjustability for remote and hybrid workers.

A divergence between traditional search results and AI citations is forcing publishers to shift from keyword-based SEO to answer-engine optimization. Top-ranked organic pages are often ignored by AI tools, requiring new strategies to improve citation probability.

The Hayabusa2 spacecraft is scheduled for a high-speed, ultra-close flyby of asteroid Torifune on 5 July 2026. This mission extension serves as a test for rapid reconnaissance capabilities essential for future planetary defense.

A study of humans and great apes has found that rhythmic laughter is an ancient, shared trait that evolved 15 million years ago. Researchers used tickle-induced vocalizations to uncover the biological roots of our vocal control.