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    Software

    Software encompasses the digital tools, applications and systems that power modern life, from the artificial intelligence models reshaping how we work and create to the open-source projects offering alternatives to established platforms. This section covers developments across the full software landscape, including advances in machine learning, developer tools and infrastructure, cybersecurity concerns, and the underlying technologies that connect our digital world.

    The software industry is experiencing rapid evolution driven by artificial intelligence. Major technology companies are integrating new capabilities into widely-used applications, from interactive diagrams in chatbots to local file access in AI assistants. Simultaneously, developers continue building open-source alternatives to commercial software, whilst internet infrastructure providers work to expand the ecosystem of domain names and digital resources available online.

    Software developments matter to readers because they directly shape how we interact with technology daily, influence the tools available to businesses and creators, and raise important questions about security, privacy and competition in the digital economy. Whether through new features in familiar applications, emerging cybersecurity risks, or funding trends affecting startup innovation, software news determines how technology evolves and who benefits from it.

    • Lamborghini’s flagship Revuelto levels up with SV trim

      Lamborghini has unveiled the Revuelto SV, a higher-performance version of its flagship V12 hybrid supercar. The SV badge, meaning “Superveloce” or “super fast”, signals sharper performance, lower weight and more track-focused engineering, extending a designation previously used on models including the Miura, Diablo, Murciélago and Aventador. The Revuelto SV retains a 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12…

    • 1.6M RingCentral accounts’ data dumped after ShinyHunters extortion attack

      Another one bites the dust

    • Suspecting court of using AI, man injected prompts in filings to try to win case

      A Connecticut judge has sanctioned a plaintiff after he hid prompt-injection text in court filings, apparently hoping to influence any artificial intelligence system used to read or assess them. Judge Walter Spader Jr. said the tactic did not affect the case’s outcome, as the Connecticut Judicial Branch does not use AI to review or decide…

    • State judge orders Kalshi to stop offering sports bets and other wagers

      A Washington state judge has ordered prediction-market operator Kalshi to stop offering a wide range of wagers to people in the state, including bets on sports, elections, entertainment and technology. The preliminary injunction is significant because it rejects, at least for now, Kalshi’s argument that federal regulation by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission overrides state…

    • 25 Years of Mafia Video Games: An Oral History

      IGN marks 25 years of the Mafia series with an oral history featuring long-serving developers from Hangar 13, including staff involved since the first game. The article traces how a small Czech studio’s crime-game idea developed into a story-led franchise, and why the series’ characters and cinematic focus have remained central to its appeal despite…

    • Dolly Parton Gives Health Update at New Roller Coaster Unveiling

      Dolly Parton missed the in-person opening of Dollywood’s new NightFlight Expedition roller coaster after her doctor advised her not to travel because she was dehydrated and experiencing dizziness. She appeared by video instead, reassuring fans that she wanted to keep them informed about her health; the update matters because recent health problems have also affected…

    • Netflix unveils Sunshine Girls and Minimum Wage casting update

      Netflix has confirmed two additions to its young-adult slate: new coming-of-age series Sunshine Girls and a casting update for workplace comedy Minimum Wage. The announcements reinforce the streamer’s strategy of adapting digital-first entertainment for younger viewers, partnering with Brat TV and American High. Sunshine Girls will premiere in December and stars Alma Marian, Isabella Fowler…

    • Want More Story In Your Stardew? Fields Of Mistria Is Right Up Your Valley

      Despite first hitting storefronts a decade ago, Stardew Valley still remains king of the farming simulators. Solo developer Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone struck gold when he took the formula established by games like Harvest Moon and improved on just about every facet, weaving charming visuals and music with a rewarding gameplay loop that sees players restore…

    • You can now turn off Google Gemini’s visible watermarks

      Google has made its visible “sparkle” watermark optional for AI-generated images, videos and music created through Gemini and its Flow video tool. The change may make AI content harder to identify at a glance, although Google says underlying provenance markers will remain available for verification. Users can disable the new “Media watermark” setting in Gemini,…

    • Apple TV’s Biggest Sci-Fi Series Ever Gets Official Return Update

      Apple TV’s science-fiction series Pluribus, created by Vince Gilligan and starring Rhea Seehorn, is set to begin filming its second season within the next few months. The update confirms that the streamer is moving ahead quickly with its newest major sci-fi success after the show overtook Severance as Apple TV’s most-watched sci-fi series. Gilligan revealed…