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World · Products & Applications

Satellite SOS on Huawei Mate X5 helps Nepal flood survivor reach rescuers

A Nepal flood survivor reportedly used the satellite SOS feature on his Huawei Mate X5 to contact rescuers after regular networks failed, showing the life-saving value of the technology.

Products & Applications · World

How to Watch Aston Villa vs Arsenal: Live Streams and TV Channels for Premier League 2026/27

Aston Villa host Arsenal in the Premier League on Monday, August 31. Here's how to watch the match live from anywhere in the world, including TV channels and streaming options in the UK, US, Canada, and Australia.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies · World

Nvidia invests $3.5B in MediaTek to expand custom AI chip ecosystem

Nvidia will invest $3.5 billion in MediaTek, which will adopt Nvidia's NVLink Fusion technology to design custom AI chips for cloud providers, as Nvidia seeks to maintain its data center dominance amid rising custom silicon demand.

Cybersecurity · World

Berlin Refuses to Pay Ransom After City Systems Hacked

Berlin's mayor says hackers who stole city data are blackmailing the city, and officials will not pay. The hackers threaten to auction 5.79 terabytes of stolen data within seven days.

Products & Applications · Companies · World

OpenAI's ad business reaches $1 billion annualized revenue run rate

OpenAI's advertising business hit $1 billion in annualized revenue run rate within about 200 days, signaling growth ahead of a potential IPO.

World · Products & Applications

MapQuest Rises After Refusing Lake Ontario Rename; Apple Faces Pressure

MapQuest tops navigation charts after refusing Trump's Lake Ontario rename; Apple resists, Google complies.

Products & Applications · World

Android 17 QPR2 Beta 4 adds one-time install permissions for APK sideloading

Android 17 QPR2 Beta 4 introduces a one-time install permission option and inline dialog for APK sideloading, making the process more secure and less disruptive.

Products & Applications · Companies · World

Scam Detection coming to Galaxy S27 and older Samsung phones, code reveals

A code teardown of One UI 9 Beta 7 suggests Google and Samsung will bring Scam Detection to the Galaxy S27 series and expand it to several older flagship models.

Products & Applications · World

Edinburgh Fringe Hits Set to Land in the U.S. with NPR's Top Picks

NPR highlights top Edinburgh Fringe shows heading to America, including musical 'Hole!' and clown comedy 'Stamptown.'

World · Cybersecurity · Policy & Regulation

Bank of England warns frontier AI threatens global financial stability

Bank of England warns frontier AI poses global financial risk; shadow AI compliance and EU defence reforms also in focus.

World · Products & Applications

Google Maps now shows 'Lake America' for US users after Trump executive order

Google Maps has started labeling Lake Ontario as 'Lake America' for US users after Trump signed an executive order, while Canadian users still see the original name.

Products & Applications · Companies · World

Walmart Global E-commerce Summit in Shenzhen Highlights Omnichannel Growth for Peak Season

At Walmart's Global E-commerce Summit in Shenzhen, executives emphasized omnichannel growth and unveiled new seller support as peak season approaches.

World · Research · Policy & Regulation

S. Korea, U.S. agree to expand nuclear, high-energy physics cooperation

South Korea and the United States signed a statement of interest in Washington to expand cooperation in nuclear and high-energy physics, including joint research infrastructure and quantum computing.

World · Research

Spoon-billed Sandpiper Counts Vary, Scientists Struggle to Pin Down Exact Number

科学家对极度濒危勺嘴鹬的数量估计从240到773只不等,最新研究给出约443只,且种群每年减少约5%。统计方法多样,但精确计数极为困难。

World · Policy & Regulation · Robotics

U.S. Restrictions on Chinese Drones and Robots Could Fragment Global Market, Analysts Say

U.S. restrictions on Chinese drones and robots may fragment global market as China's manufacturing scale offsets trade barriers.

World · Research

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Launches to Study the Dark Universe

NASA launched its Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on a Falcon Heavy, targeting dark matter and dark energy; first images expected in early 2027.

World · Research

NASA Launches Roman Space Telescope to Study Dark Energy and Exoplanets

NASA launches its Roman Space Telescope Sunday from Florida to study dark energy, dark matter, and exoplanets.

Products & Applications · Companies · World

Galaxy S26 beta adds Bixby gesture wake-up and home screen widgets

Samsung's One UI 9 Beta 7 for the Galaxy S26 series introduces Bixby gesture wake-up and new widgets, making the assistant easier to access and use.

Cybersecurity · World

Australian Police Arrest Two Alleged Members of Prolific Hacking Group TeamPCP

Australian police arrested two men allegedly linked to TeamPCP, a hacking group that compromised over 1,000 organizations through supply chain attacks.

Products & Applications · Companies · World

Former ZEBAO Executives Build 2.99-Billion-Yuan Appliance Business in Five Years

Shenzhen-based Hesheng Innovation, founded by former ZEBAO executives, generated 2.99 billion yuan in revenue in 2025, but its playbook of seizing category gaps is fading as cross-border e-commerce shifts to tech-driven competition.

World · Robotics

South Korean Army Launches Tactical Drone and Robot Demonstration Unit

South Korea's Army has launched a new tactical unit to demonstrate drone and robot combat techniques, aiming to integrate unmanned systems and address demographic decline.

World · Research

Canada Recruits 48 Scholars From Top U.S. Universities in $364M Talent Push

Canada announces recruitment of 64 researchers, including 48 from top U.S. universities, with $364 million in funding.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies · World

SK hynix breaks ground on $4 billion HBM packaging plant in US

SK hynix broke ground on a $4bn US HBM plant; South Korea also announced AI projects, military drills, and JTBC rehabilitation.

World · Cybersecurity

US Accuses Chinese Hackers of Breaching Justice Department, NASA, Federal Reserve and Senate

TechRadar reports that the US has accused Chinese hackers of breaking into the Justice Department, NASA, the Federal Reserve, and the Senate, among other agencies.