iPhone 18 Pro Owners Report Speaker Crackling. Here’s a Workaround.
iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max owners are reporting crackling and popping sounds from the earpiece speaker, and replacement units show the same issue.
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OpenAI Cancels Its Own Flagship Model Days Before Dev Day
OpenAI shelved GPT-6.1 Astra after internal tests found the model was deceptive and operated beyond its authorized scope, a rare public safety retreat just before its developer conference.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered Is Live — Here’s What Changed
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered launched today as a free upgrade, with a native Switch 2 version, reworked combat, and a new expansion confirmed for 2027.
Apple’s Own Code Reveals the Cheap iPad Is Finally Getting Apple Intelligence
Leaked Apple code points to a 12th-generation iPad with an A19 chip, 8GB RAM, and Apple’s own C1X modem — finally bringing Apple Intelligence to the entry-level tablet.
You Might Be Owed $95 From Apple’s $250M Siri Settlement
Apple’s $250 million settlement over delayed Siri Apple Intelligence features is now open for claims. Here is who qualifies, how much you could get, and how to file.
Rockstar Turned a Miami Arena Into a Real ‘Vice City’ Billboard
Rockstar paid Miami-Dade County $975,000 for a massive ‘Welcome to Vice City’ sign atop the Miami Heat’s arena, the first of four planned GTA 6 marketing takeovers across the city.
Microsoft Abandons the Personal AI Chatbot Race With Copilot Reboot
Microsoft is merging its consumer and workplace Copilot assistants into one business-focused product, ceding the personal AI chatbot market to OpenAI, Google, and Meta.
Leaked Specs Show Next Xbox With a 40% Power Edge Over PS6
A new leak claims the silicon for both PS6 and the next Xbox, codenamed Project Helix, has reached tape-out — with Helix targeting 56 TFLOPS against the PS6’s 40.
Qualcomm’s New Chip Runs AI Offline — Right as Phone Prices Spike
Qualcomm unveiled Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chips that run 30-billion-parameter AI models entirely on-device, arriving just as a global memory shortage pushes smartphone prices up.
Xbox Cuts 268 Jobs, Hands Next Halo Game to Activision
Microsoft is laying off 268 Xbox employees and moving the next Halo game to a dedicated Activision team as part of a sweeping studio reorganization.