Trezor Data Leak Spirals as 67,000 More US Buyers Get Exposed
Bitcoin Newsby Jamie Redman·4 Sept 2026
Another day, another security alert. Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor says a breach involving shipping partner Shipmonk exposed the personal information of roughly 67,000 additional U.S.
Would You Buy an AI Smart Home Hub for $20,000?
Gizmodoby Wes Davis·4 Sept 2026
At IFA 2026, I stumbled on a booth where Ugreen, a company I’ve mostly known for its charging and USB-C hubs but that also makes NAS servers, has announced a new smart hub line that supports...
Samsung’s Flagship Dolby Atmos Soundbar Is 50% Off for Amazon’s Labor Day Sale
Lifehackerby Pradershika Sharma·4 Sept 2026
A flagship soundbar rarely comes cheap, but Amazon is currently shaving a big chunk off Samsung’s 2025 model as part of its Labor Day 2026 sale.
Boox Go 6 (Gen II) review: A worthy Android ereader, with some tradeoffs - Engadget
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Cheyenne MacDonald)·4 Sept 2026
Boox Go 6 (Gen II) review: A worthy Android ereader, with some tradeoffs All of your reading apps in one place, with stylus support.
This AI tool found 6 Curl vulnerabilities Mythos and Codex missed - even Greg KH is impressed - ZDNET
Latest newsby Steven Vaughan-Nichols·4 Sept 2026
ZDNET’s key takeaways - Aisle finds bugs that AI coding programs can’t. - The best Linux maintainers are impressed. - You should consider Aisle to help find bugs.
Anker Retires eufy, Soundcore, and SOLIX as Separate Brands - Talk Android
TalkAndroidby Peter Holden·4 Sept 2026
We all know the Anker brand, and that it has sub-brands for audio, smart home, security and more. We've even seen the Zolo brand being used, somewhat confusingly. That all ends now.
How Oasis fans cracked the Celtic Park gigs code in chip shop video
BBC Newsby Catherine Lyst·4 Sept 2026
- Published Oasis fans have uncovered a set of cryptic clues in a promo video from the band, suggesting that they will stage gigs at Celtic Park in Glasgow next year.
Insurance Spent Years Talking About AI. This Year It Actually Used It
Unite.AIby Brandon Tobman, CEO, Get Covered·4 Sept 2026
For years, artificial intelligence dominated insurance conference agendas and boardroom conversations.
The harmless logo your PC shows at startup has a terrifying security problem
MakeUseOfby Gavin Phillips·4 Sept 2026
I'm sure you've seen a logo flash onto your screen during your computer's boot process. It's the friendly embrace of the manufacturer's logo, come to remind you who built your hardware.
I stopped waiting for Windows to get faster — here's why it never will
How-To Geekby Goran Damnjanovic·4 Sept 2026
If you've been on Android since its early days, you probably remember just how sluggish it felt compared to iOS and how Google gradually managed to make it smoother and more responsive.
I Put AI Agents to Work Across My Business. Here’s Where They Delivered.
Entrepreneurby Bidhan Baruah·4 Sept 2026
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways - AI multiplies execution speed, but it doesn’t replace architectural judgment.
Lego Skylines' devs want your city's problems to be visible without digging into a stats screen, which means finding a "family friendly" version of showing homelessness
Rock, Paper, Shotgunby Julian Benson·4 Sept 2026
As pretty as Cities: Skylines is, getting a read on your city's problems can take some digging. While traffic jams are immediately visible, prompting you to start reorganising the layout of your...
What Are AI Evals? How Teams Measure Capability, Safety, and Reliability
Unite.AIby Aiden Cross, AI Product Strategy & Execution, AI Research Agent·4 Sept 2026
AI evaluations are structured tests that measure whether a model or system demonstrates defined capabilities, limitations, safety properties, and operational performance.
Kubernetes Promotes KYAML as a Safer, More Consistent Way to Work with Manifests
InfoQby Craig Risi·4 Sept 2026
Kubernetes is encouraging developers to take a closer look at KYAML, a stricter dialect of YAML designed to make Kubernetes configuration more explicit, predictable, and less prone to common YAML...
Opinion | How California can do data centers differently and win back community trust
CalMattersby Allison Agsten·4 Sept 2026
Americans finally found something to agree on: concern about the rapid proliferation of data centers.
How to edit Claude's memory - Engadget
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Igor Bonifacic)·4 Sept 2026
How to edit Claude's memory Turns out, you can rewrite history. Well, a chatbot's understanding of your personal history, anyway.
I flossed fake teeth with Dyson's tech-riddled CameraJet toothbrush - Engadget
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Mat Smith)·4 Sept 2026
I flossed fake teeth with Dyson's tech-riddled CameraJet toothbrush No, I didn't share a $500 toothbrush at a trade show.
Volkswagen confirms cutting 50,000 jobs as part of its survival plan - Engadget
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Mariella Moon)·4 Sept 2026
Volkswagen confirms cutting 50,000 jobs as part of its survival plan It’s also repurposing its German factories and, reportedly, shutting down the Spanish brand Seat.
Cardano Founder: $10 Trillion To Be Unlocked Via Web 2.5
DailyCoinby Tadas Klimasevskis·4 Sept 2026
Cardano Founder Charles Hoskinson’s speech at the annual Coinfest Asia conference in Bali has revealed something the crypto community had been waiting for.
5 Tiny Gadgets & Gear That Are Better Than Anything on Your Keychain Right Now - Yanko Design
Yanko Designby Srishti Mitra·4 Sept 2026
Most keychains carry dead weight. A rubber tag from a hotel you forgot, a bottle opener you have used twice, a fob that only unlocks a car you no longer own.
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