All filters
Topic in technology

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.

Software on Wikipedia
About this topic

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.

5,250 stories Follow All news
Last 7 days 472 stories
0

Heartbreaking update on mother-of-three who lost her legs in boat propeller accident while enjoying day on Utah lake

  • Utah mother of three lost both legs in Bear Lake boat propeller accident
  • Family shares emotional update on her recovery and condition
  • Community support growing for Lilia Reynaga after life-changing injuries

A Utah mother of three, Lilia Reynaga, has lost both her legs after being struck by a boat propeller during a family outing on Bear Lake. The accident has left her family devastated and facing a long recovery, with loved ones sharing updates on her condition as she…

Daily Mail0
CultureNewsArtSoftware+1
0

Qobuz overhauls its music player and adds real-time lyrics

  • Qobuz adds synchronised lyrics and a redesigned player.
  • Discovery, credits and queue controls have been expanded.
  • The service aims to differentiate itself through stronger artist payments.

Qobuz has redesigned its music player and introduced real-time, line-by-line lyrics with translations, addressing a feature gap with larger streaming services. The update matters because it strengthens Qobuz’s appeal as a higher-quality, artist-focused alternative to Spotify while improving everyday playback and discovery tools. The refreshed interface draws on…

Engadget0
EntertainmentNewsMusicSoftware
0

Dinoblade, out now, is equal parts janky, genuinely sick and silly as hell

  • Dinoblade turns a viral dinosaur sword animation into an enjoyable action game.
  • Responsive parrying and absurd powers outweigh its technical roughness.
  • It is available on Steam, alongside a demo.

Dinoblade has launched as an action game in which dinosaurs wield bladed weapons, expanding on a viral animation by developer Jean Nguyen from four years ago. The reviewer finds its deliberately absurd premise and responsive combat genuinely enjoyable, suggesting it succeeds as more than a novelty inspired by…

Rock Paper Shotgun0
WorldNewsAmericasArt+1
0

FromSoftware reveals final stats of new Elden Ring classes, and one of them already got a tiny nerf

  • Heavy Knight starts two levels higher than in its playtest version.
  • Knight of Idus is a level-seven agile swordfighter class.
  • The $5 DLC arrives on PC on 28 August.

FromSoftware has confirmed the final starting statistics and equipment for the Heavy Knight and Knight of Idus, two new Elden Ring classes arriving in the $5 Tarnished Edition DLC. The Heavy Knight has received a small change from its earlier playtest version, which matters chiefly to players optimising…

PC Gamer0
EntertainmentNewsGamingSoftware
0

Samsung will support the Galaxy Watch 9 and Ultra 2 with five years of updates

  • Samsung promises five years of Wear OS updates for its newest watches.
  • Galaxy Watch 9 and Ultra 2 are supported until 2031.
  • The commitment exceeds recent smartwatch update policies.

Samsung says its new Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 will receive five years of Wear OS updates, extending support until 2031. The policy is notable because smartwatches typically receive shorter software support than phones, potentially making the devices more viable for longer-term ownership. The watches…

Engadget0
TechnologyNewsGadgetsSoftware
0

Runway launches AI model router as generative media gets crowded

  • Runway launches a router for generative-media AI models.
  • It selects models by quality, speed and cost.
  • The company is targeting developers building AI media products.

Runway has launched Media Router, a tool designed to automatically choose the most suitable image, video or audio generation model for a developer’s request. The company is positioning itself beyond its roots as an AI video maker, aiming to become infrastructure for generative-media products as developers face a…

TechCrunch0
TechnologyNewsAIArt+4
0

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero Super Limit Breaking Neo DLC release date and new mode details revealed

  • Neo DLC launches for Sparking! Zero on 30 July.
  • It adds 30-plus characters and a new RPG-style mode.
  • A free update also changes combat mechanics.

Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero’s Super Limit-Breaking Neo DLC will launch on 30 July, bringing more than 30 characters, new stages, attacks and a new single-player mode. The expansion responds to players seeking more than character additions, while a separate free update will introduce combat changes. Limit Breaker Journey…

Polygon0
EntertainmentNewsGamingSoftware
0

A woman got a UTI. Two years later, the bacteria had evolved, invaded her brain.

  • UTI bacteria evolved into a brain-invading, hypervirulent form.
  • The infection caused vision loss and a brain abscess.
  • Mutations produced a protective sticky bacterial capsule.

A 63-year-old woman suddenly lost sight in her right eye and was found to have inflammation there alongside brain lesions caused by a bacterial abscess. Tests linked the infection to Klebsiella pneumoniae first detected in her urine, illustrating how bacteria can evolve within a patient into forms capable…

Ars Technica0
TechnologyNewsSoftware
0

CEO’s family man image is shattered as top female executive leaks explicit sexts and accuses him of litany of obscene acts: Read every sordid message

  • Former Thrive executive sues over alleged harassment and retaliation
  • Company says claims will be contested in court
  • Zeppernick was dismissed in 2025

A former senior executive at Ohio property developer Thrive Companies has sued the business and former chief executive Kevin Zeppernick, alleging sexual harassment, assault, discrimination and retaliation. The case matters because it raises questions about workplace conduct and the company’s response to complaints, while the allegations remain unproven…

Daily Mail0
BusinessNewsCompaniesElections+2
0

As layoff controversy continues, Rockstar union has ‘more members than ever before’, meaning it could force mandatory recognition

  • Rockstar’s developer union says membership has risen sharply.
  • It may seek legally enforced union recognition.
  • Layoffs remain a major UK games industry dispute.

The Rockstar Game Workers Union says it has more members than ever, strengthening its bid for formal recognition by Rockstar Games after last year’s disputed layoffs. Recognition could make it the UK games industry’s largest union and give workers a stronger collective voice at the Grand Theft Auto…

Eurogamer0
EntertainmentNewsCelebrityGaming+1