New ‘Bosch’ Spin-off Officially Replaces Titus Welliver in First Look Images
Recasting a beloved TV detective is one of the riskier moves a franchise can make, and the track record is mixed at best. Audiences bond with procedural leads over years of weekly cases in a way that doesn't really happen
Aid mission set to enter Ukraine’s Oleshky as localised ceasefire holds for third day
A humanitarian aid mission is set to enter the Ukrainian town of Oleshky, a Ukrainian official said on Thuirsday, as a localised truce between Kyiv and Moscow, brokered by US first lady Melania Trump, held for a third day. Some
Oops! Apple just put its first laptop touchscreen on the wrong MacBook
Well, it’s finally happened: Apple has got with the times and finally made a laptop with a touchscreen. However, while the new MacBook Pros with PROLED screens look like fantastic devices, I think Apple has made a mistake by putting
This open-source project lets you sync Withings data to other apps without a subscription
When it was revealed earlier this month that Withings would require new users to subscribe to a Withings Plus subscription to sync heath data from the company's devices to third-party apps, Tom Anthony, who was already fed up with the
YouTube Premium hits 150 million users while free tier ads concerns rise
YouTube announced it's hit 150 million subscribers across Premium and YouTube Music The platform also generated $11.2 billion in ad revenue Users say free tier ads are only getting worse, with some calling them 'unbearable' YouTube announced that it has
Stephen A. Smith: Knicks players ‘don’t want to go’ to White House
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith on Wednesday said the New York Knicks "don't want to go" to the White House to celebrate their win at the 2026 NBA Finals. "This is what I’ve been hearing and I’m going to say
Hackers are breaking into company networks via hacked CCTV camera software
Attackers abused camera management software to gain initial access and establish persistence on networks Campaign used DLL sideloading and reverse shells to evade detection and maintain control Researchers urge treating camera systems as security-sensitive assets and monitoring them for abnormal activity Security researchers