Cursor Discontinues Student Discount Program Amid Fraud Concerns, Shifts to Event-Based Credits

Cursor has discontinued new sign-ups for its legacy student discount due to fraud concerns. Discover how current subscriptions are affected and how to claim new event-based credits this fall.

Claude Fable 5 Returns Globally Tomorrow, With Tighter Cybersecurity Guardrails

Anthropic will restore global access to Claude Fable 5 starting July 1, ending a nearly three-week outage triggered by a U.S. export control directive.

Anthropic Finally Lets the Public Touch a Mythos-Class Model

Heytea Times Square Reopens with Sleek New Look, BOGO Deals, and HK-Exclusive Merch!

Cathay Pacific Flight CX257 Briefly Loses Contact Over Romania, Triggers NATO Alert

Cathay Pacific flight CX257 from Hong Kong to London briefly lost contact with air traffic control over Romania on Saturday, triggering a NATO alert and a Hungarian fighter jet scramble.

Why AI Still Can’t Tell What Looks Good: The Hidden Difficulty of Pretty UIs and Powerful Prose

Apple Working on iPhone Anti-Snatching Feature That Locks Device Automatically

New iPhone Anti-Snatch Feature: Apple develops automatic lock system that detects phone snatch theft using accelerometer, Apple Watch, and location data.

Here Is Everything in iOS 27

iOS 27 is Apple's major iPhone update announced at WWDC 2026 (June 8, 2026), focusing on stability, Apple Intelligence AI upgrades, and performance improvements rather than flashy redesigns.

WWDC26: What Will Be New in iOS 27

Apple is expected to unveil iOS 27 at WWDC 2026 today, with rumors pointing to a software update centered on Siri, Apple Intelligence, and performance improvements rather than a full redesign.

Tokyo Tightens Minpaku Rules as Complaints Rise

Tokyo is tightening controls on minpaku, or private lodging, as complaints about noise, garbage, and unregistered operations continue to rise.

Tokyo Is Overhauling Its Hotel Tax — Here's What's Actually Changing