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Gospel Icon Marvin Sapp Enters Roc Nation Distribution Partnership Ahead of Forthcoming ‘Restoration’ Album
Gospel star Marvin Sapp has signed a new distribution partnership with Roc Nation Distribution ahead of the release of his forthcoming album Restoration, his 17th overall and ninth live recording. The deal, revealed exclusively by Billboard on 28 July, marks a significant step for Roc Nation Distribution’s push into the gospel and inspirational music space,…
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Charity bank pulls online services over third-party software flaw
CAF Bank, which provides banking services to around 14,000 charities, has suspended its online banking platform after discovering a security vulnerability in how third-party software connects to its portal. The shutdown has left some charities unable to access their accounts, causing difficulties for organisations trying to process time-sensitive payments such as payroll. Online services have…
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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 gets two new costumes inspired by Brand New Day and Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls
Insomniac Games has released an update for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 adding two new player costumes tied to other Spider-Man media releases. The Fresh Start suit is inspired by the forthcoming film Spider-Man: Brand New Day, while the second suit replicates the character’s look from Arc System Works’ Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, a tag-team fighting game.…
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Motorola launches Indigenous Collections app for language and cultural preservation
Motorola has launched a free Android app called Indigenous Collections, developed with members of the Rainy Lake Ojibwe community to document and preserve the Ojibwe language, along with associated stories, landmarks and family knowledge. The initiative matters because it offers a modern, accessible tool for safeguarding an indigenous language and cultural heritage that might otherwise…
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Henry Cavill’s Warhammer 40K universe at Prime Video gets major update
Games Workshop’s latest financial report has confirmed that horror director Mike Flanagan has been brought onto the long-gestating Warhammer 40,000 live-action adaptation at Amazon Prime Video, alongside star Henry Cavill. CEO Kevin Rountree revealed that Flanagan, working with United Artists, has completed initial outlines and is moving on to writing the script, marking tangible progress…
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Granola launches an Apple Watch app
AI note-taking app Granola has launched a dedicated Apple Watch app, aiming to let users record and transcribe meetings without needing to reach for their phone. The move reflects a wider push among meeting-notetaker companies to reduce friction in capturing in-person conversations, particularly informal settings such as walking one-to-one meetings, and follows Granola’s rise to…
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Review: Truxton Extreme (Switch 2) – A Thrilling Return For A Classic Shoot-‘Em-Up Series
Truxton Extreme, developed by Tatsujin Co., revives the classic vertical shoot-’em-up series on Nintendo Switch 2 after a 34-year hiatus, aiming to honour the beloved 1988 arcade original without falling into the trap that has hurt other classic shmup reboots. Where similar attempts to revive series like R-Type and Raiden have struggled to match the…
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Uncle Sam needs you to fight for 6G leadership and security, lest Beijing get there first
The US National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has launched an initiative to rally more than 20 allied governments behind American leadership on 6G mobile network standards, with security and resilience cited as priorities. The move follows a December 2025 memo from President Trump on “Winning the 6G Race,” widely understood to be aimed at…
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Home Office used ‘AI hallucinated’ information to refuse asylum claim, judge suggests
A senior immigration judge has suggested the Home Office relied on “AI hallucinated” information to reject the asylum claim of a Moroccan woman and her child, who had fled forced underage marriage and violent abuse. The Home Office cited a supposedly authoritative “country policy information note” (CPIN) confirming Morocco was safe for her, but the…
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Woman earns £3,000 selling her unwanted clothes on Vinted to fund ‘dream’ move to Australia – and reveals the key mistakes other sellers make
Beth Hackman, a 25-year-old from Windsor, Berkshire, has earned £3,000 by selling more than 600 unwanted items of clothing on the resale app Vinted, using the proceeds to fund her move to Sydney, Australia, where she now works as a physiotherapist. She said the money covered her flight, visa and accommodation, and encouraged others to…