Microsoft Loop isn’t a graphics editor, but one designer found it indispensable for organizing the entire creative process. By embedding images and keeping notes in sync, it solves the clutter problem. Here’s how it works and where it falls short.
Janet Yellen is sounding a major alarm on the U.S. national debt, saying it’s testing a dangerous threshold. Meanwhile, analysts are already looking at the key forces that will shape crypto in 2026.
A proposed one-time 5% wealth tax in California is forcing the state’s billionaires to make a choice. Their reactions, from moving assets to shrugging it off, highlight a classic split in financial risk tolerance under uncertainty.
Anurag, a journalist with five years in tech, replaced VS Code with the AI-native fork Cursor. After a month, he found its project-wide AI understanding, multi-line autocomplete, and agentic features too integrated to give up. The familiar interface made the switch seamless.
Researchers have engineered a new type of antibody with four prongs instead of two, designed to better activate the immune system’s T cells against cancer. By clustering receptors called CD27, the antibodies mimic a stronger natural signal, showing promise in lab tests with mice and human cells.
Eric Schmidt’s foundation is making one of the largest private investments in astronomy history. The plan includes a 3.1-meter space telescope named Lazuli and three novel ground arrays to create a first-of-its-kind observatory system for time-domain science.
Google has issued its first Chrome security update of 2026, fixing a high-risk vulnerability. The flaw, found in the WebView component, requires other browsers to update their Chromium base.
The £150-per-share acquisition of TT Electronics by Cicor Technologies is off. The deal failed to secure the required 75% shareholder approval, garnering only about 51.77% support.
Telecom Italia (TIM) and Swisscom’s Fastweb have agreed to a network-sharing deal for 5G in Italy. The final contract is expected in the second quarter of this year, focusing on underserved areas.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says he hasn’t given a single thought to California’s proposed billionaire wealth tax. His stance is a stark contrast to other tech billionaires who are already planning their exits.
