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Can Apple make smart glasses that aren’t a constant privacy threat?
Apple is reportedly working to ensure its long-awaited smart glasses avoid the privacy backlash faced by rivals such as Meta, whose devices have been criticised for enabling non-consensual recordings. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple has pushed back its launch timetable, delaying the product’s unveiling to the Worldwide Developers Conference in June 2027, with availability…
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Home cocktail maker says Gen Z isn’t giving up alcohol — they’re changing how they drink
The alcohol industry, which has traditionally counted on young adults becoming lifelong regular drinkers, is being reshaped by Gen Z’s move towards “sober-curious” habits, according to the chief executive of home cocktail machine maker Bartesian. Rather than abandoning alcohol altogether, younger drinkers are said to be prioritising quality over quantity, favouring premium, carefully made drinks…
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DNC chairman accused of throwing PHONE at young staffer during fit of rage as turmoil seeps through Democrat ranks ahead of midterms
Democratic National Committee chairman Ken Martin has been accused of throwing a phone during a heated outburst directed at a junior staffer, according to reports emerging amid wider reports of dysfunction within the party’s national organisation ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The allegation, if substantiated, would add to concerns about leadership and morale at…
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Cardinals end Jacoby Brissett contract dispute with deal worth up to $21M for 2026 season: reports
The Arizona Cardinals have resolved a contract dispute with quarterback Jacoby Brissett by agreeing to a significantly improved pay package for the 2026 NFL season, according to multiple reports. Brissett, who is expected to be the team’s starting quarterback next season, had been seeking a pay rise rather than a full contract extension, and the…
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Brit becomes the most successful maths olympiad ever after getting perfect score in toughest school-age exam
A British student has reportedly achieved a perfect score in one of the most demanding mathematics competitions open to school-age pupils, a feat that is said to make them the most successful competitor in the history of the event. Such an achievement would place the student among an extremely small group worldwide capable of solving…
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Two decomposing bodies are found murdered on gorgeous nature trail just days apart… as police rush to arrest suspects
Two decomposing bodies were discovered days apart on a nature trail at Simpson Park in Glen Alpine, North Carolina, prompting a police investigation and the rapid arrest of suspects. The discoveries on a popular local beauty spot have alarmed residents and visitors, raising concerns about safety on the trail while authorities work to establish the…
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SYSTEM OF A DOWN’s JOHN DOLMAYAN: ‘Every Show We Play Is Always Special For Us, Cause There’s So Few Of Them’
SYSTEM OF A DOWN drummer John Dolmayan has discussed the band’s summer 2026 European stadium tour in a new interview with Strefa Music Art, reflecting on the rarity of their shows and how dramatically venue sizes have grown since the band’s earlier visits to Europe. The comments highlight the band’s deliberate approach of touring sparingly…
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One dead, 6 injured after gunfire erupts at unsanctioned California party that drew hundreds: sheriff
At least one person was killed and six others injured after gunfire broke out at a large, unsanctioned party in Morgan Hill, California, on Saturday night, prompting hundreds of attendees to flee the scene. The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office said the shooting occurred shortly after 10pm local time at the gathering, which took place…
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Nanoleaf’s monitor stand is an all-in-one setup that brightens up your desk space
Nanoleaf has launched the Smart LED Monitor Stand, a multi-purpose desk accessory that combines ergonomic height adjustment with built-in ambient lighting. The device is designed to raise a display closer to natural eye level, promoting better posture, while also doubling as a lighting fixture, marking a departure from Nanoleaf’s usual standalone lighting products. The stand…
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SNP MSP faces criticism over Cairngorms wildfire response as major incident declared
A major wildfire incident in the Scottish Cairngorms has prompted scrutiny of the government’s response, with particular focus on how officials handled the emergency. Neil Gray, an SNP MSP, has drawn criticism from those