Social Media Addiction Lawsuit Set for Trial

A Los Angeles court trial has started, where 12 jurors are hearing whether Instagram’s addictive features cause mental health problems in kids and teenagers. The case accuses Meta of releasing defective products with habit-forming features like endless scrolling and algorithmic recommendations, leading to serious health issues. Meta denies the allegations, but the jury will decide … Read more

New Mobile Spyware “ZeroDayRAT” Enables Remote Access to Devices

A new commercial mobile spyware toolkit called ZeroDayRAT is available on Telegram, enabling full remote access to Android and iOS devices. This kit allows attackers to collect data such as location, app usage, and biometric information without the victim’s knowledge. Features of ZeroDayRAT include: – Live camera feeds – Keylogging and cryptocurrency theft – Location … Read more

US Justice Department Scrutinized Over Epstein Files Redactions

US Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche recently claimed the Justice Department was not protecting anyone – least of all Donald Trump – but now faces new scrutiny over redacted names in Jeffrey Epstein scandal documents. Lawmakers saw unredacted versions of blacked-out files and were perplexed by redactions. Maryland Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin said, “We didn’t … Read more

Stephen A. Smith Weighs In On Super Bowl Halftime Show

Stephen A. Smith, a vocal critic of President Donald Trump, gave his honest review of the Super Bowl halftime show. He stated that he would not criticize Bad Bunny solely to oppose conservatives. Despite this, he agreed with Trump that the show was almost entirely in Spanish, which might confuse non-Spanish speakers. However, Smith found … Read more

Pixel’s At-a-Glance Widget Gets High-Contrast Design Fix

Google has updated its At-a-Glance widget on the Pixel devices with a new high-contrast design that makes it easier to read. The feature adds a semi-transparent, pill-shaped background behind the text, making it easier to see weather updates and other information even on bright or busy wallpapers. This change addresses the widget’s legibility issues, which … Read more

YouTube TV Introduces Customizable Sports Plans for Sports Fans

YouTube TV is now offering tailored plans that cater to specific interests, giving users more control over their channel lineup. The new plans include a Sports Plan, Sports and News Plan, Entertainment Plan, and the News, Entertainment, and Family Plan. For sports fans like me, the YouTube TV Sports Plan is a game-changer. With its … Read more

Microsoft’s Copilot AI Chatbot Fails to Impress Users and Investors

Microsoft’s focus on artificial intelligence (AI) has taken a toll on its core products, including Windows. Current and former employees have expressed frustration with the company’s confusing branding and lack of cohesion between its AI-powered services. Data shows that only a small percentage of enterprise customers prefer using Copilot, which is losing ground to competitors … Read more

Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights Falls Flat

Director Emerald Fennell’s take on the classic novel is a lackluster adaptation that omits key elements and fails to deliver on its promise of a transgressive reimagining. Despite Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi’s undeniable chemistry, the film’s sanitized approach to sex and violence leaves it feeling dull and unfulfilling. The film follows the traditional narrative … Read more

Top 6 AI Certification Courses for Professionals

As industries transform with Artificial Intelligence (AI), professionals are racing to upgrade their skills. Globally recognized certification programs offer structured pathways into AI, machine learning, cloud computing, and generative AI. Many employers prioritize practical AI skills over traditional degrees. African professionals can benefit from these certifications, gaining globally portable credentials and remote job opportunities. Investing … Read more