Apple is preparing to allow iPhone users to replace Siri with third-party voice assistants as the default option triggered by the side button. The change will debut in Japan with iOS 26.2’s stable rollout in December 2025. This represents Apple’s first concession on default assistant control.
The Magnificent Seven tech stocks that dominated markets for years are showing significant weakness. Most have retreated from recent highs, with Meta looking particularly ugly. The era of easy gains might be over.
Binance and OKX allegedly profited from transactions involving illegal funds from crime organizations over the past two years. The findings come as the crypto industry seeks mainstream acceptance and regulatory approval.
Apple could be searching for a new CEO as soon as next year, according to recent reports. Tim Cook may step down in 2026, with hardware engineering lead John Ternus seen as the front-runner. This would mark the first CEO change since Cook took over after Steve Jobs’ passing in 2011.
AI in finance is creating dangerous market crowding where everyone takes the same positions. Experts warn this could collapse entire trading systems and regulators are getting nervous about the ecological impact on markets.
Capcom has directly addressed concerns about Resident Evil Requiem’s performance following Monster Hunter Wilds’ technical problems. The company says the games differ significantly in architecture and design. Requiem launches February 27, 2026.
Montech has unveiled its NX600 series of dual-tower CPU coolers featuring six copper heatpipes and broad socket compatibility. The coolers target high-TDP processors while keeping pricing accessible for budget-conscious builders.
Sony has struck again against Concord, this time targeting fan-made custom servers that briefly brought the failed game back to life. The company issued DMCA takedowns against YouTube videos showing gameplay on these unofficial servers, causing the project to pause operations. This comes after Sony
Wall Street analysts made major moves Monday with upgrades for Nvidia, Gap, and Tesla, while downgrading Dell and HP. The calls highlight shifting sentiment around AI stocks, consumer brands, and tech hardware margins.
Walmart’s board chose stability and internal knowledge by promoting John Furner to CEO. The company lifer started in a garden center and now leads Walmart’s AI transformation while managing 2 million employees.
