Category: Technology
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Firefox Nova Redesign Is Here: Everything Changing in Firefox 157
Firefox’s biggest visual overhaul since 2021 ships September 29 — softer edges, gradient accents, and a new default look for everyone on Firefox 157.
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PS5 Pro PSSR 2.0 Just Went Live for Over 100 Games — Here’s What Changed
Sony just flipped a switch that makes every PS5 Pro game look sharper — no settings menu required. Here’s the full rundown, including the games list.
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Patch Tuesday September 2026 Is Here: Microsoft’s Biggest Update Ever Fixes 2 Active Windows Zero-Days
Microsoft just shipped its largest security update ever, and two of the fixes are zero-days already under attack. Here is what to check before you restart.
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Android Developer Verification Starts September 30 — Here’s What Happens to Your Apps
Google’s Android developer verification rules go live September 30 in four countries — and unregistered apps could stop installing. Here’s who’s affected.
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Apple TV 4K Release Date Just Leaked — Here’s the Siri AI Upgrade Coming This Fall
The current Apple TV hasn’t been touched since 2022 — and the leaks for its replacement include real Siri AI, way more RAM, and a remote finally worth using.
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iPadOS 27 Is Here: Every New Feature, and Is Your iPad Compatible?
iPadOS 27 landed today with a conversational Siri, faster file transfers, and Visual Intelligence for iPad. Here’s what’s new, and which iPads made the cut.
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Nvidia Driver 616.92 Is Here — It Finally Fixes That Screen Flickering Bug
Nvidia’s newest GeForce driver kills the flicker bug that broke browsers and Remote Desktop, and adds day-one support for several new games.
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iPhone Handoff Is Here, and T-Mobile Wants $5 a Month for It
Apple’s new iPhone Handoff lets you swap calls and texts between two iPhones instantly — but only T-Mobile users get it at launch, and it isn’t free.
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Pixel 11 Problems: Every Bug Reported So Far, and How to Actually Fix Them
Your new Pixel 11 acting up? From dropped Wi-Fi to static-filled video, here’s exactly what’s going wrong right now and how to fix it.
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Windows 11 Memory Integrity Is Turning On By Default — Here’s What Changes on Your PC
Microsoft is switching on a kernel-level security check for millions of Windows 11 PCs next month, and gamers on older CPUs might actually feel it.