Meta Launches Muse Spark AI After Llama 4 Stumble Following the chilly reception to its Llama 4 models, Meta is pivoting with a new AI family from its Superintelligence team. The first release is Muse Spark, a lightweight model designed for everyday users, marking the start of what Meta calls its Muse era. The company […]
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Fender Audio Makes Its Debut with Versatile Speaker and Amp Hybrids Fender Audio, a new venture from the iconic guitar company operated by Riffsound, has entered the consumer audio market. Its first products are the Elie 6 and Elie 12 portable Bluetooth speakers, priced at 300 and 400 dollars respectively. These devices aim to blend
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Scientists Build Working Quantum Battery Prototype Australian scientists have achieved a breakthrough that could redefine energy storage as we know it—creating the world’s first working quantum battery prototype. The device, developed through collaboration between CSIRO, the University of Melbourne, and RMIT, operates on principles fundamentally different from conventional batteries, promising near-instantaneous charging times that sound
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Xbox Game Pass April 2026 Wave 1 Brings Hades 2 and Modern Warfare Xbox is delivering another strong month for Game Pass subscribers in April 2026, with a first wave of additions headlined by major releases like Hades 2 and a Call of Duty classic. While many of the titles were previously expected, the lineup
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NASA’s Artemis II mission is poised to set a new human distance record today, and viewers around the world can watch the historic lunar flyby live. The mission, which launched successfully on April 1, has traveled roughly 39,000 miles through space. Astronauts Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch, Victor Glover, and Jeremy Hansen are now set to
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Ursula K. Le Guin’s Blog Is Coming to Life as a Podcast For devoted fans of the legendary author Ursula K. Le Guin, a new project is set to deliver her unique voice in a fresh format. Her personal blog, which she began writing at age 81 and maintained until 2017, is being adapted into
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AI coding tools are producing code 10x faster than ever before, creating a dangerous backlog that security teams cannot manage. Here’s what AI code overload means for developers and security teams in 2026.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Is a Soulless Corporate Product I realized something was genuinely wrong about 30 minutes into The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. I had not laughed even once. The audience of around 15 people was dead silent. A Nintendo fan behind me, decked out in Mario gear, fell asleep. As a Nintendo
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Neuro-Symbolic AI Breakthrough Cuts Energy Use by 100x — The Sustainable Future of Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence is devouring electricity at an alarming rate. In 2024, AI systems and data centers in the United States consumed roughly 415 terawatt hours of power — more than 10% of the country’s total electricity production. By 2030, that
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Samsung Unveils Pricing and Availability for 2026 Frame Pro and OLED TV Lineup Following its earlier announcements on Mini LED models, Samsung has now detailed the pricing and availability for its 2026 lineup of The Frame Pro and OLED televisions, which are ready to order starting today. The new OLED series begins at an accessible
