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FrogFind Grabs the WAP

Yes, the Wireless Application Protocol! What other WAP could there possibly be? This long-dormant cellphone standard is now once again available on the web, thanks to [Sean] over at ActionRetro modifying his FrogFind portal as a translation engine. Now any web site can be shoved through the WAP! WAP was rolled out in 1999 as

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We found Google’s next Pixel-only calling feature and it’s borrowed from Apple (APK teardown)

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Google may be launching a new AI-powered “Call Message” feature that acts like an on-device voicemail with live transcriptions and summaries. The feature works offline without using data or Wi-Fi and is likely powered by Gemini Nano. Like many AI features Google debuts with new Pixel phones, Call Message

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T-Mobile’s T-Satellite service goes live nationwide: Already used by 2 million people

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority T-Mobile has officially launched T-Satellite, a satellite texting service available to all US smartphone users, including AT&T and Verizon customers. The service connects phones directly to over 650 Starlink low-Earth orbit satellites for off-grid messaging and location sharing. Over 2 million people used T-Satellite during its beta phase, helping

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Pendukung: Pertempuran Trump tidak sama dengan perampasan politiknya yang lain.

Presiden Trump mengambang dalam penembakan Fleeral Reserve Jerome Powell. Tetapi diskusi ini bukan tentang kebijakan moneter. Ini adalah permainan yang kuat bagi Bank Sentral Amerika untuk permintaan keuangan para eksekutif dan Kongres. Dengan kata lain, kita memiliki kasus buku teks “pemerintahan fiskal” di tangan kita – dan itu selalu berakhir dengan buruk. Saya bukan pemandu

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T-Mobile’s T-Satellite service goes live nationwide: Already used by 2 million people

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority T-Mobile has officially launched T-Satellite, a satellite texting service available to all US smartphone users, including AT&T and Verizon customers. The service connects phones directly to over 650 Starlink low-Earth orbit satellites for off-grid messaging and location sharing. Over 2 million people used T-Satellite during its beta phase, helping

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Google Home is becoming a house of glitches, users say (Updated: Google heard you!)

Google Home and Nest users are reporting a significant decline in reliability, with devices frequently misunderstanding commands or failing to respond at all. Core features like controlling lights, routines, and speaker groups seem to be breaking down. While the exact cause of the downgraded experience is unclear, users suspect upcoming Gemini updates are to blame.

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Leading 3D Printing Site Bans Firearm Files

Thingiverse, a popular 3D printing file repository, has agreed to remove downloadable gun designs following pressure from Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, who is pushing for stricter moderation and voluntary cooperation across the 3D printing industry. “However, it’s unlikely to slow the proliferation of 3D printed weapons, as many other sites offer downloadable gun designs and

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Starlink-Powered ‘T-Satellite’ Service Is Now Live On T-Mobile

T-Mobile has officially launched its Starlink-powered “T-Satellite” service nationwide, offering off-grid text messaging and location-sharing to both customers and non-customers. The service is currently $10/month (soon to be $15), supports over 60 devices, and will expand to include voice and “satellite-optimized” apps. The Verge reports: Your device will automatically connect to T-Satellite if you’re in

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After $380 Million Hack, Clorox Sues Its ‘Service Desk’ Vendor For Simply Giving Out Passwords

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Hacking is hard. Well, sometimes. Other times, you just call up a company’s IT service desk and pretend to be an employee who needs a password reset, an Okta multifactor authentication reset, and a Microsoft multifactor authentication reset… and it’s done. Without even verifying your identity.

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Why 24/7 Trading is a Bad Idea

The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq have applied for regulatory permission to extend their trading hours to 22 and 24 hours daily, respectively. Nasdaq expects to implement round-the-clock trading from the second half of 2026. The London Stock Exchange is considering similar extensions, according to Financial Times. Several retail brokers already facilitate overnight trading

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Meta Unveils Wristband That Controls Computers With Muscle Signals

Meta researchers published findings in Nature Wednesday detailing a wristband prototype that controls computers through hand gestures by reading electrical signals from forearm muscles. The device uses surface electromyography to detect signals from alpha motor neurons in the spinal cord that connect to muscle fibers, allowing users to move cursors with wrist turns, open applications

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US Nuclear Weapons Agency ‘Among 400 Organizations Breached By Chinese Hackers’

A cyber-espionage campaign exploiting unpatched Microsoft SharePoint vulnerabilities has breached approximately 400 organizations worldwide, including the US National Nuclear Security Administration, according to Netherlands-based cybersecurity firm Eye Security. The figure represents a four-fold increase from 100 organizations cataloged over the weekend, with researchers calling it likely an undercount since not all attack vectors leave detectable

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OpenAI CEO Tells Federal Reserve Confab That Entire Job Categories Will Disappear Due To AI

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: During his latest trip to Washington, OpenAI’s chief executive, Sam Altman, painted a sweeping vision of an AI-dominated future in which entire job categories disappear, presidents follow ChatGPT’s recommendations and hostile nations wield artificial intelligence as a weapon of mass destruction, all while positioning his company

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