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Katalyst Launches Satellite Rescue Mission for NASA's Swift Observatory
A commercial spacecraft launched to rescue NASA's aging Swift satellite from orbital decay, marking a first-of-its-kind private mission.
China Builds Mountain-Sized Battery to Solve Clean Energy Storage
China is constructing a massive pumped-storage hydro plant inside a mountain, acting as a giant battery to stabilize the grid and store renewable energy.
Palestinian Digital Archive Uses Distributed Backups to Resist Erasure
A decentralized digital archive preserves Palestinian history through distributed backups, ensuring data survives beyond borders and attacks.
Cleantech Startup Funding Holds Steady Amid Rising Energy Demand
Investors poured $15 billion into cleantech startups in the first half of 2026, signaling stabilization despite AI's dominance. Megarounds for green steel and fusion energy highlight shifting priorities.
German Electric Drone Hits 434 MPH in Unofficial Speed Record
A German firm's electric drone reached 434 mph, aiming to break the world record. The Apex Recordhunter drone is also being developed for anti-aircraft interceptor roles.
Paris Startup Hub Station F Doubles Down on AI With New Accelerator Cohort
Station F launches another edition of its F/ai accelerator program to strengthen its role as a launchpad for Europe's top AI startups.
Why Your USB-C Port Might Be Slower Than You Think
USB-C ports look identical but hide vastly different data speeds. Consumers often pay for fast devices only to be bottlenecked by outdated cables or ports.
AI-Generated Actor Tilly Norwood Set to Star in Feature-Length Movie
An artificial intelligence character named Tilly Norwood is reportedly taking a lead role in a feature film, signaling a new frontier for AI in entertainment.
NASA's Space Photo Archive: A Public Treasure Worth Exploring
NASA offers free access to decades of space images. Learn where to find and download them.
Uber Rethinks Its European Food Delivery Ambitions
Uber appears to be scaling back its push to dominate food delivery in Europe, signaling a strategic pivot amid regulatory and competitive pressures.
Apple's Touch ID on MacBook: How Secure Is the Fingerprint Sensor?
Apple's Touch ID on MacBook stores fingerprints locally in the Secure Enclave, offering strong protection against remote theft but lacking attention detection found in Face ID.
Mistral AI Launches OCR 4 With Structured Document Intelligence for Regulated Enterprises
Mistral AI releases OCR 4, a document intelligence model that returns structured representations with bounding boxes and confidence scores, targeting regulated industries needing on-premise deployment.
Mark Zuckerberg Tells Meta Staff AI Agents Are Falling Behind Expectations
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted to employees that AI agent development is slower than hoped, signaling a more cautious outlook on AI progress.
When AI Costs More Than the Engineer
A growing trend sees AI tools costing more than the engineers they assist, raising questions about value and sustainability in software development.
The 8-to-1 Ratio That Makes Your Internet Seem Slower Than It Is
Internet speeds are reported in megabits but file sizes in megabytes. This 8-to-1 ratio explains why downloads never match advertised numbers.
Why Your Google Maps Blue Dot Keeps Changing Size and How to Fix It
The blue dot on Google Maps changes size based on location accuracy. Learn why it happens and how to improve it.
iPhone Water Damage: The Waiting Period Before Charging
Apple warns against charging a wet iPhone. Here is the recommended waiting time and steps to prevent damage after water exposure.
Android Bloatware: Why Your Phone Has Unwanted Apps and How to Remove Them
Android phones often ship with preinstalled apps that slow performance and waste storage. Learn which apps are safe to uninstall and why manufacturers include them.
Transparent Solar Panels Could Turn Windows Into Power Generators
A breakthrough in transparent solar technology could turn ordinary windows into electricity-generating surfaces without blocking the view.