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Ex-school district employee jailed for hacks on former employer

2026-06-14T03:24:23.676+05:30

A former IT employee at an Iowa school district was sentenced to 21 months in prison after conducting a prolonged cyberattack against the former employer that disrupted classroom operations, deleted accounts, and caused tens of thousands of dollars in damages. [...]

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On this day: Microsoft’s unreleased Moonraker smartwatch still feels ahead of its time

2026-06-14T01:57:35.010+05:30

Ten years ago, we revealed Moonraker, Microsoft’s unreleased smartwatch built during the height of the Windows Phone era. It was colorful, Metro‑driven, and surprisingly forward‑thinking, offering a wearable vision that never made it past the prototype stage. A decade later, Moonraker still represents one of Microsoft’s most intriguing “what if” moments — a stylish device that hinted at a wearable strategy that vanished just as the market took off.

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On this day: Microsoft’s unreleased Moonraker smartwatch still feels ahead of its time

2026-06-14T01:35:29.963+05:30

Review: Disclosure Day is big on action, light on ideas

2026-06-14T00:13:32.425+05:30

The summer blockbuster season has kicked off in earnest with the theatrical release of Disclosure Day, director Steven Spielberg’s highly anticipated return to his “aliens are among us” sci-fi roots. Verdict: there's not much fresh or original here as movies about aliens go, but it's a fast-paced film with a luminous performance by Emily Blunt that won't fail to entertain.

(Some spoilers below but no major reveals.)

The first half of the film is essentially a political thriller—shades of 1974's The Parallax View and similar films—as global tensions have the world teetering on the brink of World War III. A cybersecurity specialist named Daniel (Josh O'Connor) has stolen a piece of alien technology and highly classified files from his employer, Wardex Corporation, a top-secret extension of the US government led by Noah Scanlon (Colin Firth). Scanlon flushes out Daniel by holding his girlfriend Jane (Eve Hewson) hostage. At the tradeoff, Daniel double-crosses them and escapes with Jane, and the two go on the run as Scanlon declares Daniel a traitor.

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Ukrainian national pleads guilty to role in Conti ransomware operation

2026-06-13T00:24:20.736+05:30

A Ukrainian national extradited from Ireland to the United States last year has pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges tied to the Conti ransomware operation. [...]

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Five Hacks Every Meta Smart Glasses User Should Know

2026-06-13T00:15:22.903+05:30

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I've been wearing Ray-Ban Meta glasses almost every day for over a year. They're great for snapping hands-free photos, catching up on notifications, and listening to podcasts on bike rides, but they aren't the most customizable tech product out there. Still, they're not totally hack-proof. Below are five ways to mod your Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta smart glasses, use them in ways that are not "officially sanctioned," and generally make your smart glasses a little smarter than everyone else's.

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Turn your Meta glasses into a receipt scanner and sorter

I'm an upstanding citizen, so I categorize my receipts for tax purposes dutifully. But I don't like doing it at all, so I figured out how to use my Meta glasses as an almost-totally-automated receipt scanner and organizer. This process saves photos of your receipts in a folder, uses AI to scan them and categorize everything in them, then saves the info in a searchable spreadsheet. And it does it all without you needing to touch a phone or keyboard.

What you'll need to set up your Meta glasses as a receipt scanner

About 15 minutes of free time, depending on how tech-savvy you are.
Meta glasses, either Oakley or Ray-Ban
A dedicated Gmail account for tax information.
Google Drive, Google Sheets, Google Photos, and Google Apps Script (all free)
A Claude AI API key (a few cents per receipt)

How scanning receipts with your Meta glasses works

Once set up, you'll be able to look at a receipt and say, "Hey, Meta, take a photo." Then say, "Hey, Siri, email that photo to (insert your Gmail address here) with the subject 'receipt.'" Every night, a script automatically reads the receipt, extracts the vendor, date, and amount, logs everything in a spreadsheet, and saves the photo of the receipt in an album. You won't even have to open that mail account until April (but I'd check it occasionally to make sure it's actually working).

Setting up your Meta glasses to scan receipts

Step 1: Create a dedicated Gmail account for your taxes. This keeps everything clean and separate from your daily inbox.
Step 2: In that tax Gmail account, create a label called "Receipts" and set up a filter so any email with "receipt" in the subject line automatically gets that label. Go to Settings > Filters and Blocked Addresses > Create new filter.
Step 3: Create a "Taxes" folder in Google Drive. This is where your receipt spreadsheet will live.
Step 4: Create a Google Sheet called "Receipt Log" with these column headers: Date, Vendor, Amount, Tax Category, Notes, Drive Link.
Step 5: Open your Receipt Log, then click Extensions > Apps Script. I wrote a script with the help of Claude AI for this part, which you can find in the Google Doc here. This tells the AI to look at the receipt and figure out how to put it in the right categories; copy and paste it into Apps Script.
Step 6: Get a Claude API key at console.anthropic.com. You might be able to use an AI other than Claude for this project, but I don't know for sure because I haven't tested any others. The cost is a few cents per receipt, so dropping in $5 should cover the year.
Step 7: In Sheets, go to Project Settings > Script Properties > Add. Add a property called CLAUDE_API_KEY and paste your key as the value. (Never paste it directly in the code.)
Step 8: Set up a daily trigger so the script runs automatically. In Apps Script, click the clock icon, choose Add Trigger, then set it to run "processReceipts" on a daily timer.

Things to keep in mind when using your Meta glasses to scan receipts

Save the paper receipts: You should get an error message if there's an issue reading a specific receipt, but since these are tax documents, keep copies of all of them, just in case.
Make photos as clear as possible: AI can only read what your glasses see, so hold the receipt flat, make sure the lighting is decent, and get close enough that the text fills the frame. Meta's camera is in one arm, but it's "aimed" for the middle, so keep the receipt centered as much as possible. Crumpled or backlit receipts will give you less accurate results and may need a quick manual correction.
You could use your phone to take pictures of receipts, too. It's not as elegant, and you have to use your hands, but it's easier to see that you've taken a clear photo.

Swap your Meta lenses out for different activities (no tools required)

Since the camera, speakers, and CPU of Meta glasses live entirely in the frames, you can switch the lenses out easily without fear of damaging your spy-glasses. The lenses of Ray-Ban and Oakley Meta glasses pop right out and click back in without any tools, so you can swap between clear, tinted, polarized, sport, or reading lenses in seconds, depending on what you're doing.

To replace the lenses, place your thumbs near the bottom of the lens and push firmly and evenly to pop it out. To put a new one in, align it near the temple arm and gently push around the edges until it clicks into place with no gaps. Companies like Revant Optics and VR Wave make all kinds of lenses cut specifically for all models of Meta frames, both Ray-Ban and Oakley. Options include tinted, mirrored, polarized, and transition lenses, with prices starting around $40.

Enhance Meta AI's visual descriptions

Meta hid a useful feature for its Ray-Ban and Oakley Meta glasses in the accessibility menu. Enhanced visual descriptions give you a more detailed description of what you're seeing, adding details like colors, textures, and how many people are in a room, among other things. The feature was designed for low-vision users, but it's genuinely useful for anyone. To enable it: open the Meta AI app, tap the Glasses icon, then hit the settings gear. From here, head to Accessibility, then scroll to find Detailed Responses. Once enabled, try saying "Hey Meta, describe what I'm seeing."

Here are a couple of other ways to make your AI voice better: In Settings, you can change the speed at which your AI voice talks to you. Setting it up to at least 1.25 is a must. In addition, you'd probably think switching to a "celebrity voice" would be annoying, but they generally sound more natural than Meta's stock voices (at least to me). It also doesn't change the things Meta says into what, for example, Awkwafina might say: It's just Awkwafina's voice saying the same thing Meta's voice would.

Turn your Meta glasses into the ultimate memo app

I have my best ideas when doing dishes, riding a bike, and juggling—pretty much the worst times to take down a note. So I use this simple but powerful method to turn my glasses into a hands-free brain-dump organizer. Here's how to do it: Create a WhatsApp or Messenger group with you as the only member. Then, whenever a thought hits you when you're cooking, driving, or riding your bike, you can say, "Hey Meta, message (YOU) on WhatsApp: (YOUR BRILLIANT IDEA)." The result is a hands-free, time-stamped, searchable, automatically transcribed log of all your ideas.

Keep your Meta glasses charged all day

My Meta smart glasses get around eight hours of battery on a single charge, depending on how I use them, which sounds fine until I'm working overtime. Because there's no charging port on the glasses, you might think you'd be stuck with dumb glasses when the power runs out, but you can actually keep Metas going without using the charging case. There are a couple of options for on-your-face charging:

Battery packs like the PrismXR Carina C1 snap onto the frame magnetically and connect via the same external charging contacts the cases use. Each adds about two hours of use.
If you don't mind a cord running into your pocket, you can add a clip-on cable that links to the glasses' charging interface and runs to a power brick in your pocket. This extends the Meta glasses' life to as long as your battery of choice lasts.

Dishonorable mention: blacking out the camera light

It's no secret that you can block the indicator light on your Meta glasses and still use the camera, but you shouldn't do this. There might be a few legitimate reasons for it—maybe you're taking wildlife photos and you don't want to spook the animals, or you're using the glasses to take selfie videos in a mirror—but generally, the light is there to make it more obvious to others that you're taking a photo or video, so blacking it out is creepy.

These Insignia QLED TVs Are 40% Off Right Now

2026-06-13T00:15:22.387+05:30

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While you may not have heard of it, the Insignia QF Series QLED TV is a hidden gem among budget QLED TVs with built-in Fire TV. It’s not trying to compete with premium models, but consistently delivers vibrant colors and a sharp 4K picture with colors that are richer than similarly priced entry-level TVs. Right now, it’s 40% off across multiple sizes in an early Prime Day deal, starting at $239.99 (originally $399.99), making it a smart time to invest.

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Quantum Dot Technology allows for a more detailed image than standard LED TVs, while Dolby Vision HDR support improves contrast and overall picture quality. It also comes with Dolby Atmos Audio for improved sound. The built-in Fire TV interface removes the need for a separate streaming stick and gives you access to a wide range of apps and channels, including Apple TV+, Disney+, Hulu, Netflix, and Prime Video.

And despite the largest 85-inch model costing just $659.99 and giving you excellent value-per-inch, the TV itself has a design that looks pricier than its budget-friendly price tag, thanks to thin bezels and a lightweight construction.

That said, there are a couple of drawbacks. It only has a 60Hz panel, so it’s not the best choice for competitive gaming, and while it supports Dolby Vision, the HDR performance can’t compare to brighter QLED models like the TCL QM8K Series, which is better suited to daytime watching and bright rooms. There’s also no local dimming, so blacks might not look as deep as they do on higher-end models.

Still, with the 55-inch, 65-inch, and 85-inch models all heavily discounted, this is one of the best QLED TV deals right now. If you’re looking for an affordable entry model with HDR, built-in Fire TV, and a better-than-expected picture, the Insignia QF Series QLED TV is a great early Prime Day deal to take advantage of now.

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Ukraine's one-time test used fully autonomous drones to kill Russian soldiers

2026-06-13T00:13:31.302+05:30

Fully autonomous drones killed Russian soldiers during a battlefield test two years ago, according to a Ukrainian drone manufacturer. If true, the incident would represent another milestone in a war that has spurred unprecedented developments in military drones, robots, and AI-guided weaponry.

The one-time test was revealed by Alexander Kokhanovskyy, CEO of the Ukrainian drone maker Aero Center, during an interview with New Scientist at a press event hosted by the Ukrainian embassy in London. Kokhanovskyy described the test using quadcopter drones that were preprogrammed to fly to a front-line area before activating an AI-powered “Terminator mode” that would seek out and attack any target in the given area.

There was apparently no video feed or anything else to show what the “Terminator” drones targeted and attacked. But Kokhanovskyy told New Scientist that human-piloted drones sent to check out the aftermath found “a couple” of dead Russian soldiers, which led to the conclusion that the fully autonomous drones had killed them.

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ZTE wins three Selular Award 2026 honors for AI-powered network innovation

2026-06-12T00:33:23.051+05:30

ZTE has won three prestigious awards at Selular Award 2026, held on June 8, 2026, at Menara Peninsula Hotel, Jakarta. The awards recognize ZTE's contributions and innovations in advancing artificial intelligence (AI)-powered network technologies amid the acceleration of digital transformation and 5G development in Indonesia. ZTE's contributions to advancing AI-powered network innovation have been recognized by Selular Media Network (SMN), a leading telecommunications and technology media organization in Indonesia, through three awards at Selular Award 2026. ZTE received honors in the categories of Best AI Technology Fixed Wireless Access, Best AI Network Ecosystem, and Best Native AI Baseband. These awards reflect ZTE's capabilities across network access, ecosystem development, and core infrastructure, further strengthening its position as a technology partner supporting digital transformation and the evolution of AI-driven networks in Indonesia. The Selular Award is an annual appreciation program organized by Selular Media Network (SMN) to recognize outstanding achievements and contributions across Indonesia’s ICT and digital technology industry. As the first and most consistent telecommunications industry award since 2003, the Selular Award serves as a benchmark for excellence, honoring companies and brands that demonstrate innovation, strong performance, and meaningful contributions to Indonesia’s digital transformation. Through this award, the public and business community can identify industry leaders that continue to create value and drive progress in the digital ecosystem. This year's Selular Award carries the theme "Leading The Future: Building Exponential Value in 5G-Advanced and AI Economy", highlighting the convergence of AI and 5G-Advanced as key drivers of digital economic growth. Kevin Fang, Marketing Director of ZTE Indonesia, said: "Digital transformation today is no longer driven solely by connectivity, but also by the ability of networks to operate more intelligently, efficiently, and adaptively. Through the AI-powered innovations we have developed—from broadband access to core infrastructure—ZTE is committed to delivering network solutions that are ready to meet connectivity demands in the AI and 5G-Advanced era. These awards motivate us to continue delivering meaningful innovations that create value for the industry, our customers, businesses, and society." Indonesia's telecommunications industry is currently entering a critical phase in its digital transformation journey. According to the e-Conomy SEA 2025 report by Google, Temasek, and Bain & Company, revenue from AI-powered applications in Indonesia grew by 127% year-on-year, the highest growth rate in Southeast Asia, with 80% of users interacting with AI applications daily. This momentum reflects the growing demand for network infrastructure that is not only fast and reliable but also capable of supporting AI workloads. On the infrastructure side, GSMA Intelligence projects that 5G investment in Indonesia could contribute up to USD 41 billion to the national GDP between 2024 and 2030. This projection highlights the strategic role of 5G as a connectivity foundation that supports digital transformation and the growth of the digital economy. At the same time, the increasing adoption of AI and data-driven services is driving demand for networks that are faster, more reliable, and capable of handling greater capacity. As part of its commitment to supporting these developments, ZTE continues to deliver innovations across the entire network technology value chain, from broadband access to core infrastructure. On the access side, ZTE provides AI-powered Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) solutions designed to expand high-speed connectivity more efficiently and flexibly. The solution serves as a strategic approach to supporting broadband inclusion while addressing the growing demand for connectivity across different regions. In addition, ZTE is building an open ecosystem that integrates AI, connectivity, cloud computing, and various digital technologies within a collaborative framework involving operators and enterprises. At the core infrastructure level, ZTE embeds AI capabilities natively into the baseband, the key component responsible for network signal processing. By integrating AI directly into the baseband from the design stage, networks can analyze, optimize, and adapt operations more intelligently and in real time. This approach enables more autonomous and efficient network operations while preparing networks for the demands of the 5G-Advanced era. Moving forward, ZTE will continue to deepen collaboration with operators, enterprises, and industry partners in Indonesia while strengthening its technology portfolio, ranging from wireless access solutions and optical transport to data center infrastructure and telecommunications energy solutions. In line with Indonesia's vision of becoming one of Southeast Asia's leading digital economies, ZTE remains committed to accelerating the nation's digital transformation through AI-driven innovation, intelligent connectivity, and next-generation network technologies that benefit more industries and regions across the country. Contributed by ZTE.

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This Woot Deal Is the Cheapest Way to Get the Nintendo Switch 2 Before Prices Go Up

2026-06-12T00:15:29.196+05:30

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If you've been holding off on buying a Nintendo Switch 2, now might be the time to pull the trigger. Right now, Woot is offering a one-time sale on the new console, and first-time customers can knock an extra $15 off the price by using the promo code NEW15 at checkout through June 19, with a limit of one per customer.

The timing of this deal is even more noteworthy, given that Nintendo recently announced that the price of the Switch 2 would increase in September. If buying the console has been on your mind, even if you didn’t plan on purchasing right away, grabbing one before the price increase takes effect can save you money in the long run. While the Woot deal runs through June 19, 2026, at 11:58 p.m. CT, the deal could end sooner if inventory sells out, and as is typical with Woot promotions, availability is limited, so there’s no guarantee that stock will last until the official end date.

Compared to its predecessor, the Nintendo Switch 2 has improved performance and graphics as well as faster load times and enhanced multiplayer features, as noted in this PCMag review. If you’re shopping for games alongside the console, Amazon currently offers several Switch 2 bundles and launch titles, including the Mario Kart World Bundle and other first-party Nintendo releases. Picking up a bundle can give you an overall better value than buying the console and game separately. You can also opt for a Choose Your Game bundle on Amazon, choosing from Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, or Pokémon Pokopia digital game download.

For anyone planning to get their hands on the Nintendo Switch 2 before the holidays (and the impending price hike), this Woot promotion may be the most affordable deal available before September’s price increase arrives.

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10 Shows Like the Live-Action 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' You Should Watch Next

2026-06-12T00:15:27.202+05:30

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Avatar: The Last Airbender made a huge impression during its initial animated run in 2005, placing Japanese anime style and Chinese cultural references into an American framework that made the series an instant classic—and one that lead to a best-forgotten M. Night Shyamalan movie. The current Netflix series does quite a bit better by airbender Aang, Prince Zuko, and the other characters who populate the show's impressively realized world. If Avatar and these other shows teach us anything, it's that only the kids can save us.

American Born Chinese (2023)

Based on the seminal, semi-autobiographical 2006 graphic novel from Gene Luen Yang, this adaptation introduces Jin Wang (Ben Wang), a nerdy and rather ordinary son of Taiwanese immigrants. He befriends confident, loud-and-proud exchange student Wei-Chen (Jimmy Liu), who's embarrassing and inspiring in equal measure. It's soon revealed that Wei-Chen is no ordinary kid, but rather the son of the legendary Monkey King, and he's on Earth looking for the ordinary teenager he believes can help him stop an uprising against Heaven. Ke Huy Quan co-stars as the former child star of a deeply stereotypical '80s sitcom, and Michelle Yeoh appears as goddess of compassion Guanyin. It's disappointing that this only lasted one season, but it tells a fairly complete story nonetheless. Though set in the modern world, the authentically Chinese cultural and mythological backdrop mirrors Avatar's Asian-inspired world. Stream American Born Chinese on Disney+.

American Born Chinese (2023)

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians (2023 – )

Following a couple of just-OK movies, Rick Riordan's beloved middle-grade+ fantasy series got a fun and faithful adaptation with Walker Scobell as the young demigod. Following some shenanigans at a museum, our hero learns that he's been living a lie: His dad is Poseidon, and his mom has been trying to keep the family safe from godly machinations for years. With the cat now out of the bag, he's off to Camp Half-Blood, a training ground for other demigods, where he makes new friends (and new enemies) as he reluctantly pursues his destiny. The third season, adapting the third of five original Percy books, is coming soon, so hopefully the series will manage to stick around long enough to cover the whole thing. Stream Percy Jackson and the Olympians on Disney+.

Percy Jackson and the Olympians (2023 – )

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YuYu Hakusho (2023)

A live-action adaptation of an anime series that was, itself, based on a classic '90s manga, YuYu Hakusho crammed a lot of story into its five episodes, which is really the only complaint. Otherwise it's a solid blend of action and mysticism, starring Takumi Kitamura as Yusuke Urameshi, a juvenile delinquent in junior high who dies in a demon-instigated car accident, but not before he performs the selfless act of saving another kid from bullies.He's given the opportunity to come back as a kind of ghost detective, seeking out incursions from the demon plane, and joined by his former rival, Kazuma, who can see supernatural beings invisible to everyone else. It's brisk and colorful, with some very cool demon-fighting action. Stream YuYu Hakusho on Netflix.

YuYu Hakusho (2023)

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His Dark Materials (2019 – 2022)

This rather dark fantasy, adapted from the classic novel series by Philip Pullman, is set in an alternate world (much like our own) in which human souls exist outside the body in the form of animal companions called daemons. Lyra Belacqua (Dafne Keen) is an orphaned girl living at Jordan College, Oxford who finds herself involved in a murder plot that brings her into the orbit of the powerful Magisterium, the world's overarching and oppressive religious authority. She's caught between her mother (Ruth Wilson), a powerful figure in the Magisterium, and her extremist heretic father (James McAvoy), neither of whom is a particularly good guide on the heroic journey that Lyra will have to undertake. From her steampunk-ish world, Lyra and her daemon Pan travel across a multiverse that includes our very own Earth. Stream His Dark Materials on HBO Max.

His Dark Materials (2019 – 2022)

Shadow and Bone (2021 – 2023)

Based on the fantasy books of Leigh Bardugo from her series of the same name, the series follows Alina Starkov, an orphan and cartographer who discovers and grows into her vaguely magical Grisha abilities, which involve the ability to summon light in a dark and war-torn land. It’s a beautiful and dense fantasy world—one that might be a little hard to grasp at first, but only because the series is content to drop you into its world without a lot of exposition. It’s worth the investment, even if a fan campaign to bring the show back for a third season didn't succeed. Stream Shadow and Bone on Netflix.

Shadow and Bone (2021 – 2023)

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Merlin (2008 – 2012)

Colin Morgan plays the title warlock, who arrives in Camelot to find that magic has been outlawed—which doesn't stop a dragon with the voice of John Hurt from explaining to him that he needs to protect the king's only son (Bradley James), a boy who will grow up to unite the land. (The obnoxious kid's name is Arthur, in case that weren't obvious.) Along the way, Merlin has to face down beasts, sorcerers, and court intrigue centered around Arthur's dad, Uther Pendragon (the late, great Anthony Head). Stream Merlin on Prime Video.

Merlin (2008 – 2012)

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Lockwood & Co. (2023)

In an alternate modern Britain, ghosts are an everyday occurrence, which is not to say they aren't a nuisance—their touch is deadly. Technological progress has largely ground to a halt, while ghost-hunting agencies abound and, since adults lose the ability to sense ghosts directly, kids and teens are on the front lines. Ruby Stokes (Bridgerton) plays Lucy Carlyle, an extremely sensitive listener who was cast aside when she was unfairly blamed for several deaths at her first job. With nowhere else to go, she joins up with Lockwood & Co., a two-orphan operation working outside the law. It's a solidly spooky teen drama with a fair bit of action and a beating heart in and among all of the dead people. The setting here is worlds away from that of Avatar, but they both conjure fun fantasy worlds on a streaming budget—even if Lockwood didn't make it past one season. Stream Lockwood & Co. on Netflix.

Lockwood & Co. (2023)

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The Dragon Prince (2018 – 2024)

Many of the creatives behind the original Avatar animated series came over to this spiritual follow-up involving two human princes, an elf, and a toad who attempt to forge a peace between warring kingdoms—while protecting the the infant Storm Dragon, Azymondias. The setting here is the continent of Xadia, a place full of magic derived from the Moon, Sky, Sun, Earth, Ocean, and the Stars (rather than Avatar's more elemental magic). A sequel series is in development. Stream The Dragon Prince on Netflix.

The Dragon Prince (2018 – 2024)

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Alchemy of Souls (2022 – 2023)

This popular two-season South Korean import trades in juicy drama and medieval-style action, while also introducing a clever magical system involving the migration of souls. It's set in the fictional Daeho, a country reminiscent of Korea during the Joseon era. Lee Jae-wook stars as Jang Uk, a noble of questionable parentage who had his natural mage powers taken at birth. Nak-su (Jung So-min), meanwhile, is an assassin who is killed by a rival family. Fortunately, she's able to survive (via alchemy) by transferring her soul into the body of a weak, blind woman. When Uk and Nak-su (in her new body) meet up and he discovers her real identity, they strike a deal: She'll publicly act as his squire while also teaching him everything she knows about fighting and magic, provided he helps her get revenge. Stream Alchemy of Souls on Netflix.

Alchemy of Souls (2022 – 2023)

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One Piece (2023 – )

One Piece, the manga, has been running nearly 30 years, with the anime series just a couple of years shy of that. Rather shocking, truly, that a saga with that much baggage landed as a rather brisk and fun live-action series—even if the stretchiness of lead Monkey D. Luffy (Iñaki Godoy) lands better in animation than in this show's occasionally janky CGI. Luffy is the boyish leader of the Straw Hat Pirates, pillaging the seven seas but mostly hunting for the legendary "One Piece" of the title that will make him the pirate king. He's not exactly Aang out to save the world, but the live action adaptations of both shows lean into the colorful and offbeat world building of their source materials. Stream One Piece on Netflix.

One Piece (2023 – )

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Did Iron Age Britons remove brains of the dead?

2026-06-12T00:13:25.507+05:30

Very little is known about funerary practices in Iron Age Britain, since few human remains have survived. However, the environment in northwest Scotland is more conducive to preserving bone from that period. Archaeologists have previously noted evidence of postmortem manipulation of human remains, such as mummification, and of modifying human bones into tools or decorative artifacts. Now a new paper published in the journal Antiquity describes evidence of postmortem brain removal in remains from that region, as well as sharpened limb bones, possibly for use as tools.

The remains in question were found in 2000 at a burial cairn in Loch Borralie, near the most northwest tip of the Scottish mainland, after erosion revealed a human cranium. The excavated remains belonged to two individuals: one an adult female and the other a juvenile of (at the time) indeterminate sex; the cranium belonged to the latter. The authors of the new paper conducted a fresh osteoarchaeological analysis as well as multi-isotope and ancient DNA analysis. Radiocarbon dating of molar teeth from both sets of remains placed their deaths as occurring between 50 BCE and 70 CE.

In the case of the female individual, the authors noted an unusual break at the base of the cranium that likely occurred near the time of death. It's the kind of fracture that one gets from high-velocity impacts, including vehicular collisions, sporting accidents, falls, assaults, or even long-drop hanging. But the known forensic patterns observed in the aforementioned scenarios don't exactly match the pattern of the Iron Age cranium, leading the authors to conclude that it likely resulted from a targeted impact. They also noted perimortem fractures on both scapulae.

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Cheap Iranian drone downed $25 million US Army helicopter—maybe by chance

2026-06-11T00:13:38.402+05:30

A US Army helicopter gunship was apparently struck by an Iranian Shahed drone before going down near the Strait of Hormuz—but it's unclear whether the one-way attack drone was deliberately aimed or achieved more of a lucky accidental strike.

Axios correspondent Barak Ravid first reported an unnamed US government official’s comments that an Iranian drone had hit the US Army AH-64 Apache helicopter before the latter went down on June 8. The New York Times later confirmed that reporting through more anonymous US officials, including one official who said US military investigators were still evaluating whether the Iranian drone strike on the helicopter was intentional or accidental.

Iran has fired thousands of such Shahed drones against a wide range of military and civilian targets in the Gulf region since February 28, 2026, when the United States and Israel began the war by jointly attacking Iran with a barrage of bombs and missiles. But Shahed drones have mainly struck stationary targets such as Amazon data centers and energy facilities, sometimes hitting slow-moving commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

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The 2026 Honda Prelude review: Didn't expect such a head-turner

2026-06-11T00:13:28.894+05:30

You can tell Honda was trying to manage expectations when it emailed me to stress that "the Prelude is not a sports car." And I can understand why. On paper, the specs make the sleek coupe—technically a three-door hatch—seem underwhelming. Especially if you start comparing it to alternatives.

A Mazda MX-5 or Subaru BRZ weighs hundreds of pounds less, and the Subaru packs more power than the Prelude's 200 hp (149 kW). A Volkswagen Golf GTI weighs about the same as the Prelude at 3,261 lbs (1,479 kg), but it delivers 20 percent more power and offers rear seats that actually accommodate adults. But after a week with the bright blue Prelude, it's hard to care about the specs. This might be one of the best cars we'll drive all year.

Then again, looking back across the previous five generations, the Prelude was never really a sports car. It has always been a technology showcase for Honda, introducing features like fuel injection, four-wheel steering, variable valve timing, and active torque transfer. For the sixth-generation Prelude, the headline feature is Honda's S+ shift, which adds some sporty character to the OEM's four-cylinder hybrid.

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Apple’s iOS 27 goes all agentic on compromised passwords, promises to change them with one tap

2026-06-10T00:33:22.362+05:30

Apple says that its next-gen operating system will allow users to update their weak and compromised passwords with a single tap. Upgrades coming to iOS 27, announced at Tim Cook’s last Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) this week, introduce a significant change to the way users manage their passwords. “Building on its ability to alert users about weak and compromised passwords, Passwords can now automatically fix these for users with just a tap,” Apple said on Monday. “Using Apple Intelligence and Safari to agentically take action on a user’s behalf, Passwords securely navigates through websites to sign in and upgrade their accounts to strong passwords.” The iGadget-maker’s existing password manager already flags passwords that are known to be included in prior data breaches, checking whether they appear in known data leaks. However, current Passwords still requires users to update affected accounts themselves and does not offer a way to change multiple compromised credentials at once. Selecting one of those alerts typically takes users to the relevant account page, where they must complete the password change manually. The new update is designed to remove much of that legwork, with iOS 27 automatically navigating supported websites and updating eligible accounts to stronger passwords after user approval. Of course, in the very brief section of the video in which the new capability was announced, the feature worked flawlessly. In practice, however, it remains to be seen how effective Passwords is at agentically navigating different websites’ login processes on behalf of users, especially if MFA is also set up on the account. And for those of you who remember a story The Register covered earlier this year about the (in)security of AI-generated passwords, fret not. Apple’s Passwords app generates solid passwords by default – strings that, according to NordPass’ online password checker, are “strong” and would take centuries to crack. Security company Irregular’s research from February looked at scenarios where users were querying LLM chatbots for password ideas, rather than looking at those generated by purpose-built password managers. Siri state of affairs As predicted by many, this year’s WWDC put Siri, now known as Siri AI, front and center as Apple looks to deliver on its promises made two years ago. It announced Apple Intelligence in 2024, but the offering has underdelivered on pretty much every count. Analysts who spoke to The Register after the event on Monday were optimistic about what they saw on the AI front, but described Apple’s ability to deliver value for developers and users on its second roll of the dice as a credibility test. The company announced a wide range of small AI-enabled upgrades coming soon to iOS 27, powered by Apple's Foundation Models, developed in collaboration with Google and its Gemini technology, in addition to the agentic password-fixing tease. Individually, these features, such as enabling users to create shortcuts or Safari extensions by prompting Apple Intelligence using natural language, and Safari’s Notify Me, which allows users to monitor specific web pages for updates, are not revolutionary. They’re also not the type of features that are poised to set the AI industry alight. But for some, winning the AI race is less about being first to market with the biggest, baddest model; it’s about using AI in the most useful way. "Rebuilt from the ground up, Apple is trying to make AI feel native, useful, and invisible across the devices people already use every day," said Francisco Jeronimo, IDC VP of client devices. "This matters because the winning AI experience for consumers will not be the loudest or most technically complex. It will be the one that understands context, respects privacy, works reliably across apps, and reduces friction without forcing users to change behaviour." Apple’s iOS 27 will launch to the wider public in the fall, while devs can get their hands on the beta version now. This won’t come with the new dedicated Siri AI app, though. You’ll have to join a waiting list for that one. ®

source https://www.theregister.com/personal-tech/2026/06/09/apples-ios-27-goes-all-agentic-on-compromised-passwords/5252957

Microsoft releases Windows 10 KB5094127 extended security update

2026-06-10T00:24:30.587+05:30

Microsoft has released the Windows 10 KB5094127 extended security update, which fixes the June 2026 Patch Tuesday vulnerabilities and adds new functionality to monitor the rollout of updated Secure Boot certificates that replace those expiring this month. [...]

source https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-releases-windows-10-kb5094127-extended-security-update/

Microsoft June 2026 Patch Tuesday fixes 3 zero-day, 200 flaws

2026-06-10T00:24:26.630+05:30

Today is Microsoft's June 2026 Patch Tuesday, with security updates for 200 flaws and three publicly disclosed zero-day vulnerabilities. [...]

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Six Things I Wish I Knew Before My First Hyrox Race

2026-06-09T00:15:31.271+05:30

A little over a week ago, my fellow Lifehacker writer Beth Skwarecki and I competed in the women’s doubles at Hyrox New York. Our final time was 01:36:48—not too shabby, considering the average time is 1:24:20 for women’s doubles, and we had pretty minimal training.

Still, upon seeing videos of myself at this race, I looked less like a sleek athlete (what I pictured in my head) and a little bit more like a floppy balloon man trying to wave you into a car dealership. Now that we’ve had some time to reflect on our experiences, here's what I wish I had known about Hyrox races going in.

Focus on proper form, not just overall fitness

Going into this, I was most scared of the feats of strength and coordination, while Beth was most afraid of the running. In the five weeks we had to train, I focused mostly on getting my strength up. What I wish I had understood better? This isn't CrossFit! In other words, you don't need to be professionally strong to finish.

By race day, the weight standards weren't as devastating as I feared. For women's doubles in the open division, the sled push comes in at 102 kg (around 225 lbs) including the sled. The sled pull is 78 kg (around 172 lbs) including the sled. Farmers carry uses 2 × 16 kg (around 35.2 lbs) kettlebells for 200 meters. The sandbag lunges are done with a 10 kg (22 lbs) bag for 100 meters. And wall balls use a 4 kg (8.8 lbs) ball thrown to a 2.70 m target for 100 reps.

What caught me off guard instead was form and coordination. Some of these were still unfamiliar movement patterns for me, and doing them on fatigued legs made everything feel more awkward. I wish I had focused more on specific movement patterns during my training, so that I didn’t waste so much time navigating basic mechanics mid-race.

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Each Hyrox station feels completely different during race day

There's a significant gap between practicing a wall ball in a fresh gym session and performing your 75th rep after you've already run several kilometers, pushed a sled, and done a farmers carry. Every station takes on a different character when it arrives in context.

Luckily, this isn't a reason to panic—just all the more reason to train with specificity. It’s not enough to just practice the movements in isolation. You need to practice them tired, and practice them in sequence when you can. The simulation experience (more on that in a moment) exists precisely for this reason. When you finally step onto the race floor, you want the movements to feel familiar even in their fatigued form, not just when you're fresh and focused in a 45-minute workout class.

Take a Hyrox-specific class—but don't stop there

The Hyrox-specific studio classes I took at F45 beforehand were completely necessary. A prep class gives you exposure to most of the Hyrox stations and, ideally, to the specific standards that Hyrox enforces. But one class can only take you so far, depending on the resources of your gym. For instance, I really wish I had been able to practice Hyrox-specific wall balls before showing up on race day.

Do a Hyrox simulation—but know the penalties before you walk in

A full Hyrox simulation is highly recommended. I did not do one. Beth did, however, and she learned something important: the people running your simulation may not enforce the penalty rules strictly, or may not know all of them.

Hyrox has specific penalties for standards violations—things like failing to hit the wall ball target, not reaching full depth on lunges, or spacing your hands and feet too far apart during burpees. In a simulation run by someone who isn't an official judge, you may breeze through movements that would have earned you penalty burpees on race day. So, walk into your simulation already knowing the standards and the consequences. Use it to practice pace and sequencing, and make sure you hold yourself to the real rules, even if no one else in the room is.

In doubles, transitions are a race within the race

If you're competing in doubles, you’ll quickly discover how transitions are a discipline unto themselves. In fact, Beth and I had a great time sharing Instagram reels focused solely on transition ideas throughout our training. The handoff between partners at each station, contingency plans for splitting the workload, the split-second decisions about whether your partner needs you to take an extra rep: all of this should be worked out in advance, and ideally practiced until it's automatic.

It’s also important to note that a strategy might feel obvious when you're fresh, but it will feel much less obvious when you're both gassed after running another kilometer and the sled is sitting there staring at you. Our tip would be to decide who leads on each one, what the signal is to swap, and what you do if one partner is struggling.

For instance, it often makes sense to have the stronger runner be the one who starts and finishes each station, so that the other athlete has more time to rest between the running portions. For Beth and myself, we ran a tad slower than my typical recovery pace, and that turned out to be the right call. It meant we arrived at each station with something left in the tank—which was the thing that allowed me, a person who had been terrified of the strength work, to move through it without falling apart.

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The takeaway here is that the more decisions you can make in advance, the fewer you'll have to make under duress.

Have an actual Hyrox race strategy, not just a workout plan

Ultimately, there's a big difference between training for Hyrox and racing Hyrox. A lot of first-timers (myself included) instinctively approach it like a really hard workout. You think to yourself that you’ll push when you can, you survive when you can't, and you see what time comes out. That works, but it certainly leaves time on the table.

A real race strategy means knowing how exactly to hack each station. Research is your best friend. Sometimes the most efficient movement won’t feel like the “proper form” you’ve practiced in a workout class, or it simply won’t be intuitive to you personally. At least, that was my experience with wall balls. And hey, I hope to put all this to the test and compete in another Hyrox race. Maybe in the singles division this time, to really put my money where my mouth is. Stay tuned.

A Falcon 9 booster turns 5 years old—and just set a remarkable reuse record

2026-06-09T00:13:02.493+05:30

A little more than five years ago, a shiny white Falcon 9 rocket made its debut flight, boosting a Cargo Dragon spacecraft to the International Space Station. Over the next year, it would launch a pair of astronaut missions and a handful of commercial spacecraft.

But since then, this first stage booster, designated B 1067, has mostly flown Starlink missions. It has launched them one after another, always returning safely to a drone ship before undergoing refurbishment and flying again. Sometimes it has flown twice in a single month.

On Monday morning, B 1067 once again took to the skies, launching 29 Starlink Internet satellites into low-Earth orbit from Florida. Upon landing on the A Shortfall of Gravitas drone ship in the Atlantic Ocean, the vehicle completed its 35th mission overall, retaining its title as fleet leader for SpaceX.

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This The Elder Scrolls Online story is getting new content 10 years later in Season 1 — the MMO gets a slick new trailer at Xbox Games Showcase 2026

2026-06-08T00:57:41.573+05:30

The Elder Scrolls Online Season 1 got a sweet new trailer at the Xbox Games Showcase, with the devs teasing a brand new Thieves Guild storyline.

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XBOX shows off darkest Fable trailer yet and finally revealed its new release date

2026-06-08T00:57:28.783+05:30

Fable launches February 23, 2027, on Xbox, PC, and PS5, featuring a star-studded cast led by villain Hayley Atwell.

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School shooting survivor sues AI gun detection firm after system failed to spot weapon

2026-06-07T17:13:42.650+05:30

The injured teenage survivor of a January 2025 shooting at a Nashville, Tennessee high school recently sued the manufacturer of an “AI gun detection” system that failed to detect the handgun that left two dead, including the shooter.

According to the lawsuit, which was filed in Davidson County court last month, the security company Omnilert either knew or should have known that there were “significant operational limitations in its gun detection system that could result in detection failures during actual emergencies, including limitations based on camera placement, proximity of the weapon to camera sensors, camera angle, lighting, and weapon visibility.”

Omnilert cofounder Ara Bagdasarian declined Ars’ invitation to answer questions about the lawsuit. System Integrations, the other defendant in the case, which resold the Omnilert system, also did not respond to Ars’ request for comment.

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Home Office ditches legacy asylum database, keeps the spreadsheets

2026-06-07T16:33:54.688+05:30

The UK's long-running asylum IT overhaul may finally have put the 25-year-old Case Information Database (CID) out to pasture, but Parliament says that officials are still relying on spreadsheets and disconnected systems to keep track of asylum cases. A new report from the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) found asylum data remains scattered across multiple systems, making it difficult for officials to track cases, spot emerging backlogs, or understand where pressure is building across the wider system. As of December last year, the Home Office was still heavily dependent on CID, a decommissioned platform dating back to the turn of the century, while attempting to move asylum operations onto Atlas. The PAC's findings suggest the migration has not solved a more familiar government IT problem: getting different systems to share information. The committee said that there is still "no single, reliable view of cases across the asylum system." While the Home Office told MPs it has now fully moved to Atlas for asylum case management, officials noted that the transition has been complex, involving legacy data migration, functional improvements, and staff training. MPs also heard that some Home Office staff continue to maintain their own spreadsheets alongside official systems. The committee warned this can leave multiple versions of the same information in circulation and contribute to ongoing data quality problems. One of the bigger gaps sits between the Home Office and HM Courts & Tribunals Service. The two are working to link their case management systems, but MPs said current data-sharing arrangements still make it impossible to follow an individual case through the entire asylum process. The report also echoes earlier National Audit Office findings that a reliable single record for each asylum seeker is still unavailable. Information on issues such as repeat appeals and absconders remains incomplete, inconsistent, or unavailable, while MPs said officials struggled to provide some key figures with confidence. The committee concluded that departments still lack the integrated data needed to understand how people move through the asylum system or whether attempts to fix one bottleneck are simply creating another elsewhere. What’s more, without reliable data, MPs said that they cannot properly assess whether the asylum system is improving or whether taxpayers are getting value for money. “Departments still lack integrated, system-wide data and agreed performance measures needed to manage the asylum system effectively,” the PAC report states. “Until these gaps are addressed, senior leaders cannot fully understand where pressures are building or assess whether interventions are working as intended, and Parliament cannot obtain robust assurance on progress or value for money.” The old database may be on the way out, but MPs are not convinced the underlying data problems went with it. ®

source https://www.theregister.com/public-sector/2026/06/07/home-office-ditches-legacy-asylum-database-keeps-the-spreadsheets/5251780

UK exam watchdog frets over smart specs turning GCSEs into Google searches

2026-06-07T14:33:33.727+05:30

England's exams watchdog is warning that the next generation of school cheating may arrive not in a student's pocket, but perched on their face. In a new podcast, Ofqual chief regulator Sir Ian Bauckham said advances in consumer technology are creating fresh headaches for exam authorities, with smart glasses, hidden earpieces, and other connected gadgets raising the prospect of increasingly sophisticated cheating during exams. "We shouldn't underestimate the challenge involved here," Bauckham said, warning that regulators will need to move quickly as technology evolves. Students smuggling phones into exam halls is hardly a new phenomenon. According to Ofqual, mobile phones and other smart devices were involved in 2,225 malpractice cases during 2025 exams, accounting for 44.3 percent of all student malpractice incidents. Device-related offenses have been the largest category of student malpractice every year since 2018. What appears to be keeping regulators awake at night is what comes next. A smartphone hidden in a blazer pocket is one thing, but a pair of ordinary-looking glasses quietly displaying information to the wearer, or a near-invisible earpiece feeding them answers from elsewhere, is harder to spot from the back of an exam hall. The concerns arise as consumer technology companies continue to cram cameras, microphones, AI assistants, and internet connectivity into an ever-growing range of wearable devices. What starts life as a gadget for checking messages or translating languages can easily become something more useful when sitting a three-hour mathematics exam. Bauckham also suggested artificial intelligence poses a separate challenge outside the exam hall. Ofqual is examining ways to ensure coursework remains authentic as AI-generated submissions become harder to distinguish from student work. Possible responses include tighter requirements around referencing sources and greater involvement from teachers in verifying that students actually produced the work they hand in. Bauckham even floated the possibility of removing coursework entirely from some qualifications if confidence in its authenticity cannot be maintained. For now, students are still expected to turn up with a pen and whatever knowledge they've managed to retain. But as smart glasses and AI gadgets become cheaper and harder to spot, invigilators may soon need to know as much about consumer electronics as they do about exam regulations. ®

source https://www.theregister.com/personal-tech/2026/06/07/uk-exam-watchdog-frets-over-smart-specs-turning-gcses-into-google-searches/5251365

Scientists ejected from diabetes conference for distributing journal reprints

2026-06-07T04:13:38.052+05:30

Five leading scientists were ousted from the annual meeting of the American Diabetes Association (ADA) in New Orleans on Friday. Their crime: handing out copies of an editorial, published in the journal Diabetes Care on April 29, sharply criticizing the Trump administration's ongoing attacks on scientific research.

Those ousted were Steven Kahn, professor of medicine at the University of Washington and editor-in-chief of Diabetes Care, who co-authored the published editorial; former ADA president Desmond Schatz of the University of Florida, Gainesville; Aaron Kelly, pediatrics processor at the University of Minnesota; Justin Ryder of Northwestern University; and Irl Hirsch, also of the University of Washington. The five were handing out reprints of the editorial outside a room where NIH director Jay Bhattacharya had been scheduled to speak. Bhattacharya cancelled and another NIH official spoke in his stead.

"They physically grabbed us, forced us out of the conference center, and now are telling us we can no longer attend this meeting," Kelly told MedPage Today, which first reported the incident. "They're taking our lanyards. It really has come to this in America. Censorship is real. America needs to stand up. Scientists, stand up. Physicians, stand up."

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