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Man Utd agree terms to sign Swedish winger Jusu Bah
Manchester United have agreed terms to sign Swedish winger Monica Jusu Bah from BK Häcken, with the 23-year-old expected to complete the move before next Thursday’s Women’s Super League transfer deadline. The deal would strengthen United’s attacking options as they continue to build their squad for the season. Jusu Bah is contracted to Häcken until…
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Flash storage offers speed but limited endurance and higher cost
Flash memory is widely used in SSDs, smartphones and memory cards because it stores data without power, is compact and performs faster than mechanical hard drives. However, it remains more expensive per gigabyte than hard disks, degrades with repeated writes and erases, and cannot match the speed of system RAM. Modern NAND technology increases capacity…
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The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past – Geralt of Rivia returns after a decade in the sun
CD Projekt Red is revisiting The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt with a new expansion, Songs of the Past, due in 2027, despite the 2016 Blood and Wine expansion appearing to conclude Geralt of Rivia’s story. The return is significant because it extends one of modern gaming’s best-known role-playing games before The Witcher 4 arrives in…
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Pentagon blacklisted Anthropic over Claude powers it didn’t have
A US federal judge has ruled that the Pentagon illegally blacklisted AI company Anthropic as a national-security threat, finding that key claims about risks posed by its Claude system were unsupported. Judge Rita Lin concluded that the designation appeared to be retaliation after Anthropic publicly resisted removing safeguards on military uses of Claude, raising concerns…
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Bournemouth and Sunderland land Milan in Europa League, Crystal Palace get Lyon
Bournemouth and Sunderland have been drawn against Milan in the Europa League league phase, offering both clubs high-profile fixtures in their first European campaigns for decades. Crystal Palace will face Lyon, giving head coach Pierre Sage a return to the club he previously managed, while Celtic, Brighton and Hearts have also learnt their European opponents.…
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Microsoft preps this year’s Windows 11 feature tweaks: 26H2 hits Release Preview
Microsoft has moved Windows 11 version 26H2 into its Insider Release Preview Channel, signalling that this year’s feature update is nearing wider availability. The release matters chiefly because it extends support periods while using the same servicing branch and much of the same underlying code as versions 24H2 and 25H2, rather than requiring a full…
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How to add an intro to Apple CarPlay using Shortcuts
Engadget explains how iPhone users can personalise Apple CarPlay by creating a Shortcuts automation that plays a greeting or short sound whenever the phone connects to the car. The feature does not replace a vehicle’s built-in start-up sounds, but can make a commute feel more personal and can also trigger practical follow-up actions such as…
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CISA: Most exploited vulnerabilities should have been eradicated decades ago
CISA says many of the software weaknesses most often exploited by attackers are long-established, preventable flaws that vendors should have eliminated decades ago. Its review argues that the persistence of these problems reflects organisational culture, developer workflows and incomplete adoption of Secure by Design practices, rather than technical difficulty. Across 2024 and 2025, injection flaws…
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Authorities arrest 2 alleged members of prolific hacking group TeamPCP
Australian authorities have arrested and charged two alleged members of TeamPCP, a hacking group accused of infecting more than 1,000 organisations worldwide through supply-chain attacks. The arrests matter because the group’s malware spread through widely used open-source software and development systems, potentially exposing large volumes of credentials and private data. Police said the two Western…
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“Somebody will make the Half-Life 2 of AI” – after the Rideshare controversy, Saber CCO says something will come along and “change people’s minds” about gen-AI
Saber Interactive’s chief creative officer, Tim Willits, says the company is cautiously experimenting with generative AI through its small taxi-management game Rideshare Stimulator, rather than using it across its wider slate. His comments follow a public dispute over the game’s AI use, and matter because Saber is developing several major franchises whose future production choices…