Filin Missile Brings 3D-Printed Parts and Western Electronics to Ukraine War

Russia’s new Filin cruise missile combines 3D-printed parts, foreign electronics, and a 745-mile range, raising fears of cheaper saturation strikes.

A Sony PlayStation 2 memory card, used for saving games

Micron is dropping plans for 4F² DRAM after decades of research, saying capacitor limits erase its density gains as 3D memory takes center stage.

Iran has threatened seven undersea cables in the Strait of Hormuz, raising fresh fears for Gulf connectivity, global data routes, and civilian infrastructure.

Subaru EVs Take Over Europe as Gas Models Exit by the End of 2027

Subaru will end European sales of gasoline-powered cars by 2027, leaving an electric-only lineup built around the Solterra, Uncharted, and E-Outback.

Apple Watch Ultra 4’s Action button does far more than start workouts, with shortcuts, navigation, diving, smart-home controls, and emergency tools.

Google is rolling out Gemini Personal Intelligence in cars, connecting Gmail, Calendar, Maps, Photos, YouTube, and Search for hands-free help.

AI-assisted firmware projects are transforming bargain synths, pedals, and grooveboxes, giving musicians new features while raising serious risks.

Cropped from original. Original description: A pair of CubeSats, with the Earth's limb in the background, is seen moments after being ejected from a small satellite deployer outside of the space station's Kibo lab module.

Russia’s Cosmos 2612 has approached the Ukraine-linked ICEYE-X36 satellite, raising fears over surveillance, interference, or a dangerous space incident.