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Space Marine 2 sold million of copies, and now Saber Interactive has to turn down projects
Posted on Friday July 10, 2026
Since Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 sold millions of copies, Saber Interactive has become one of the most in-demand studios for building new games around established IPs – so in demand, according to Willits, that the company has had to turn down several high-profile productions. It's a good problem to...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Cash App reaches $45 million settlement over alleged failure to protect users from fraud
Posted on Thursday July 09, 2026
According to the indictment, Block exposed its users to fraud by misleading them about Cash App's security. The company promised advanced fraud detection mechanisms but allegedly allowed scammers to operate freely. Investigators further alleged that the app did not provide a phone number for customer support, leading many users to...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Nvidia launches free GeForce trading card collection featuring 14 designs from NV1 to RTX 2080 Ti
Posted on Thursday July 09, 2026
While people are expecting brand-new GPUs carrying the "Super" moniker, Nvidia is giving away free trading cards instead. One of the largest corporations at the forefront of the AI revolution is celebrating the GeForce brand's long history, despite many analysts predicting a future where there may no longer be new...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Minecraft joins Doom in the "can it run?" hall of fame with Game Boy Color port
Posted on Thursday July 09, 2026
The feat was achieved by Game of Tobi (via Retro Dodo), who's a bit of an expert at getting games running on devices they were never designed for, though this is the first Game Boy project he has shown.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
DLSS Swapper creator issues malware warning over user-submitted DLLs
Posted on Thursday July 09, 2026
DLSS Swapper author Brad Moore revealed that some people are attempting to compromise the program by uploading potentially malicious DLL files. These unnamed actors are exploiting DLSS Swapper's design, which uses Manifest Builder repositories to provide access to a broader range of upscaling releases.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
New York becomes the first state to ban smart glasses in courtrooms
Posted on Thursday July 09, 2026
According to a memo from the Office of Court Administration that was seen by Syracuse.com, the ban applies to all types of glasses and headsets with recording technology – even those with prescription lenses. Furthermore, it applies to everyone coming into the building including court staff and attorneys.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Interpol arrests 5,811 people, seizes $293 million in global scammer crackdown
Posted on Thursday July 09, 2026
The numbers behind the sweep say as much about the scale of the problem as the results do.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
After losing about $1 billion in Reaper drones over Iran, the US wants a disposable alternative
Posted on Thursday July 09, 2026
The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), the Pentagon organization that pulls commercial tech into the military, has opened submissions for a project called Massed Modular Aircraft (MMA).Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Professor's chart exposes the scale of AI cheating in college exams
Posted on Thursday July 09, 2026
When Brown University economics professor Robert Serrano suspected that most of his students had used AI to cheat on a take-home midterm exam, he decided to compare their scores with those from an in-person final. The result was perhaps one of the clearest examples of generative AI's effect on academia.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Budget smartphones are the next victim of the memory crisis
Posted on Thursday July 09, 2026
Omdia writes that, due to the familiar issue of rising DRAM and NAND prices, mid-to-low-end smartphones are struggling with memory costs, leading to the 22% YoY decline. The problem is that phones in this segment are already built to such thin margins that there isn't much left to cut.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »