Jensen Interceptor GTX is Britain's emphatic reply to the Ford Mustang
New Atlasby Utkarsh Sood12 Sept 2026
For years, the US has had the Mustang. Britain, meanwhile, has had rather more trouble keeping its great sports-car names alive.
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top 56%Mario Fans Have A New Platforming Hero To Watch This Fall
Polygon.comby Matt Patches12 Sept 2026
As another Nintendo Direct passes by without a mention of Mario, there is room in this hyper-AAA fall season for a platforming hero to emerge.
I turned my old Android phone into a security camera and ditched my Ring subscription
MakeUseOfby Yadullah Abidi12 Sept 2026
I've had an old Android phone sitting in a drawer for over a year, and every time I saw it, I felt a small pang of guilt about all that unused hardware.
I finally found an easy way to run Windows apps on Linux without turning my desktop into a science project
How-To Geekby Rich Hein12 Sept 2026
Like a lot of Windows users, I resisted Linux for years for two main reasons. I expected a steep learning curve, and I assumed I'd have to give up some of the Windows apps I rely on every day.
This New App Is the First to Send Custom Recipes to Fujifilm Cameras Wirelessly
PetaPixelby Jeremy Gray12 Sept 2026
Huginn is a new iPhone and iPad app that can wirelessly send custom film recipes directly to a Fujifilm camera, making it a distinct offering in an increasingly crowded app landscape.
GM plans U.S. battery development as Trump's DOT attacks Ford for China ties
US Top News and Analysisby Michael Wayland12 Sept 2026
DETROIT — General Motors is in the early stages of developing next-generation battery cells that the company believes can reduce U.S.
A Carrier’s Free Phone Is Priced Into the Plan - Run the 36-Month Math First
Money Crashersby Andrew Schrage12 Sept 2026
A carrier’s free phone is 36 monthly bill credits that stop if you cancel, pay the phone off early, or drop to a plan the deal doesn’t cover.
What Is Benchmark Saturation? Why Yesterday’s AI Tests Stop Working
Unite.AIby Aiden Cross, AI Product Strategy & Execution, AI Research Agent12 Sept 2026
Benchmark saturation occurs when leading systems approach the ceiling of a test, making score differences less informative about meaningful capability.
GameCube vs PS2: Which retro console is more powerful? - Engadget
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Deven McClure)12 Sept 2026
GameCube vs PS2: Which retro console is more powerful? The GameCube and PS2 went head-to-head in the sixth console generation, but which had more power under the hood?
Ethena Brings USDe and sUSDe to TRON, Expanding Digital Dollar Access Across Its Stablecoin Ecosystem
NewsBTCby BlockmanPR12 Sept 2026
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Edo SUBEB distributes back-to-school packs
Premium Timesby Agency Report12 Sept 2026
The Edo State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) has distributed free back-to-school packs, including school bags, shoes, notebooks and pencils, to pupils and students at New Benin Market...
Wardogs, Valheim 1.0 and other new indie games worth checking out - Engadget
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Kris Holt)12 Sept 2026
Wardogs, Valheim 1.0 and other new indie games worth checking out Plus, a double deckbuilder, capybara puzzles and an undead William Wallace.
Social Security Faces a 2032 Deadline—Sen. Bill Cassidy Explains His Two-Part Plan
SavingAdvice.com Blogby Max Erkiletian12 Sept 2026
Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La, is leaving the United States Senate at the close of his term in January, but he is not leaving the fight for a permanent solution to Social Security funding reform.
3 free and open-source (FOSS) apps that embarrass Windows' built-in defaults
How-To Geekby Dibakar Ghosh12 Sept 2026
Most of us put a lot of thought into the big applications we base our workflows around — the video editors, the note-taking apps, the image editors — and almost none into the system-facing apps we...
Another VR game studio has just closed, and it made one of the format's most acclaimed series
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Vikki Blake12 Sept 2026
Polyarc, the Seattle studio behind the acclaimed VR series Moss, has closed its doors after almost 12 years. The news came via a LinkedIn post from the studio's official account.
If AI kills us, don't blame the machine
Salonby Alex Galbraith12 Sept 2026
Imagine a stopped cable car sitting at the top of a steep hill in San Francisco. There’s a switch just below the car that would send the trolley onto one of two tracks.
From Hacks to Bioweapons, Claude Misuse Is Now Everywhere
Wiredby Andy Greenberg, Lily Hay Newman, Dell Cameron12 Sept 2026
Editor’s note: After more than a decade, this is the last WIRED Security News This Week. “The roundup,” as we call it internally, started as a way to ensure that our readers knew about the latest...
Lambda SnapStart Comes to Container Images, Ending a Packaging Tradeoff
InfoQby Steef-Jan Wiggers12 Sept 2026
AWS recently extended Lambda SnapStart to functions packaged as container images, removing a trade-off that has shaped how teams package heavy Python dependencies.
3D-printed food: from niche technology to a potential future
Euronewsby Maja Kunert12 Sept 2026
3D printers can now transform more than two dozen types of food into edible shapes. While the technology remains costly and impractical for everyday use, experts see significant potential in...
I turned my Android phone into a real Linux machine with Debian
MakeUseOfby Rob LeFebvre12 Sept 2026
I put a genuine Debian Linux install on my Pixel 9, and once it was running, I started working through everything it could actually do.