Apple is believed to be on a gradual journey that began with Emergency SOS via Satellite on the iPhone 14 back in 2022 and will at some point progress to full 5G access via satellite, bypassing ground-based antenna altogether.

It’s previously been suggested that the iPhone 18 Pro might take a significant step in this direction with support for 5G over satellite links. A new report today adds weight to that idea

Pokémon Pokopia can be described as a pocket monster-themed take on Animal Crossing with a hint of Stardew Valley thrown in for good measure. And if you’re like me, that alone is probably enough to sell you on the game. However, after getting a chance to play a preview of it for around half an hour, it became immediately clear that the game’s coziness levels are off the charts, but it also offers some fun twists on the genre.

An Anthropic safety researcher quit, saying the “world is in peril” in part over AI advances.

Mrinank Sharma said the safety team “constantly [faces] pressures to set aside what matters most,” citing concerns about bioterrorism and other risks.

Anthropic was founded with the explicit goal of creating safe AI; its CEO Dario Amodei said at Davos that AI progress is going too fast and called for regulation to force industry leaders to slow down.

Microsoft security researchers discovered a growing trend of AI memory poisoning attacks used for promotional purposes, referred to as AI Recommendation Poisoning.

The activity focuses on shaping future recommendations by inserting prompts that cause an assistant to treat specific companies, websites, or services as trusted or preferred. Once stored, these entries can affect responses in later, unrelated conversations.

Apple released iOS 26.3 today, and while it doesn’t have as many features as iOS 26.1 or iOS 26.2, there are still a couple of new additions worth knowing about.

Foxconn has pulled out of a deal to acquire Sharp’s second liquid crystal display plant in Kameyama, Mie prefecture, according to Nikkei. Sharp confirmed Tuesday that the sale had fallen through after its Taiwanese parent withdrew, citing weak LCD panel prices.