Google’s December Android security bulletin patches 107 vulnerabilities, including two high-severity zero-days that were under active exploitation. The update also addresses seven critical-severity bugs, four in the kernel. Users are urged to update immediately.
Flexiv has unveiled its first self-developed autonomous mobile robot, the FMR 300. Designed as a mobile base for its force-sensing robots, it promises to bring automation to tight, unstructured spaces without needing perfect vision systems.
Netflix has quietly removed the ability to cast from phones to most TVs and streamers. This breaks a long-standing user habit and makes the service less flexible and social overnight.
HPE is building a turnkey AI rack system based on AMD’s Helios architecture, set for a 2026 release. It will pack 72 next-gen AMD GPUs and use a unique Ethernet-based fabric to challenge Nvidia’s high-end offerings.
Epomaker has launched the QK108, a full-size mechanical keyboard that bucks the compact trend. It features a gasket-mount design, a programmable screen and knob, and open-source VIA software support. It’s available now for $84.99.
Cybersecurity researchers found three critical vulnerabilities in the widely used PickleScan tool, each with a severity score of 9.3. The flaws, patched in September 2025, allowed attackers to bypass security scans and upload malicious machine learning models.
A new partnership aims to modernize the electronics in satellites and spacecraft. By using a 12-nanometer manufacturing process, they plan to bring space-grade chips up to par with commercial tech.
Wholesale fiber operator Onivia is making a major move in Spain. It’s nearly doubling its fiber footprint and, for the first time, adding mobile services via Vodafone’s network to offer full convergence.
AMD’s 6-core gaming CPU, the Ryzen 5 7600X3D, is now listed on Amazon after a limited release. Priced around $284 in Canada, it faces new competition from its own sibling, the 7500X3D. Here’s where the value stands now.
Microsoft is rolling out a new preview update for Windows 11 that supercharges Copilot+ PCs. It makes AI features faster and more integrated into everyday tasks like search and camera controls. This feels like Microsoft finally starting to deliver on its AI-first PC promise.
