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EUROPE’s Long-Awaited Documentary Will Finally Arrive In Early 2027, Says JOEY TEMPEST
EUROPE’s long-awaited documentary is expected to arrive in early 2027, according to singer Joey Tempest, although the band is still seeking a platform to release it. The film will trace the Swedish hard rock group’s journey from its formation and 1980s breakthrough through personal and professional difficulties, its 1990s decline, and its revival in the…
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New software dependency validation process increases speeds by 54x
Japanese computer scientists from Waseda University have developed mkcheck2, a new tool that dramatically accelerates software build dependency verification using eBPF-based system call tracing. Dependency specification management is a significant challenge in software development, accounting for more than half of all build errors in large projects, making this innovation particularly important for development teams working…
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Google-backed energy outfit brings 33 MW of 4 GW geothermal potential online in Utah
Fervo Energy, a Google-backed enhanced geothermal systems provider, has begun supplying electricity from its Cape Station power plant in Beaver County, Utah, with the first 33 MW unit reaching commercial operation this week. This milestone represents a significant advancement for geothermal technology, which Google has promoted since 2008 as a renewable energy source to power…
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Phones don’t have lights
The Vergecast episode covers Meta’s latest announcements at Meta Connect 2026, including the Muse AI assistant and new hardware, whilst addressing privacy concerns surrounding wearable cameras. Zuckerberg defends Ray-Ban Meta glasses by highlighting their notification light for photography, contrasting with phones’ lack of such an indicator. The episode explores whether consumers will trust Meta sufficiently…
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‘Scrubs’ Zach Braff Gives Discouraging Ken Jenkins Return Update, Teases More Dr. Cox, Turk Mental Health Arc In Season 2
Zach Braff says Ken Jenkins may not return as Dr. Kelso in Season 2 of the *Scrubs* revival, despite creator Bill Lawrence previously suggesting he would. Braff said the production must respect Jenkins’ age, making a return a substantial request, although he will continue trying to arrange it. Season 2 will feature several original cast…
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Klopp and Zidane headline managerial changes ahead of Nations League fixtures
International football continues to see significant managerial upheaval, with several high-profile appointments shaping Nations League Group A fixtures. Jürgen Klopp’s arrival at Germany represents the most eye-catching appointment, whilst Zinedine Zidane’s return to management with France after five years away presents an intriguing opening test against Turkey. These new appointments underscore the strategic shifts taking…
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Fake HR software installs covert remote access on Windows PCs
Cybercriminals are impersonating three US HR and payroll providers with fake Windows desktop applications designed to trick HR staff into granting persistent remote access to their computers. The campaign matters because it targets employees handling highly sensitive personal, benefits and payroll information, while using legitimate services and software to avoid appearing malicious. The fake websites…
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These camera apps give you more control over the iPhone 18 Pro’s aperture
Apple’s native iPhone 18 Pro camera app limits variable aperture control to just four f-stop settings in manual mode, but third-party camera applications can now offer substantially more granular control through Apple’s SDK. BlackMagic Design and Moment have both released updated versions of their camera apps that provide photographers with enhanced aperture adjustment capabilities, giving…
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Apple prepares updated HomePod mini, iPad mini and Apple TV
Apple is preparing updated versions of the HomePod mini, iPad mini and Apple TV 4K for release before the end of the year, according to details and images discovered in Apple’s own code. These refreshed products represent iterative upgrades to existing product lines, with the most substantial changes coming to the iPad mini. The HomePod…
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‘The Light in the Darkness’ Holocaust-Narrative Game Launches ‘Director’s Cut’ Version (Gaming News Roundup)
This gaming news roundup covers three major releases: – “The Light in the Darkness: Director’s Cut,” a free Holocaust narrative game, launched on PlayStation 5 with fully voiced scenes, extended narrative content, refined visuals and updated gameplay. The game from designer Luc Bernard, published by his nonprofit Voices of the Forgotten, allows players to experience…