Valve’s Steam Link app is now available for Apple’s Vision Pro headset, allowing users to stream traditional 2D Steam games from a Mac or PC over a local network. The app does not support VR games, and no future compatibility for SteamVR has been announced. The release aligns with previous Steam Link versions for other Apple devices.

Nothing’s CMF Buds 2A wireless earbuds are temporarily discounted to $19.99 on Amazon, featuring active noise cancellation, a transparency mode, and compatibility with the Nothing X app for customization. The earbuds offer up to 35.5 hours of total battery life and an IP54 resistance rating, with the sale ending April 7 at 11:15 PM ET.

A consumer advocacy group’s report ranked Apple and Lenovo among the least repairable laptop brands, using France’s mandatory repairability index as a basis for evaluation. The analysis focused on disassembly ease, repair documentation, and spare parts availability, with Apple receiving low scores in both laptop and smartphone categories. The findings align with broader right-to-repair advocacy efforts.

Amazon will end Kindle Store access for e-readers and tablets released in 2012 or earlier starting May 20, 2026. Affected devices will retain downloaded content but cannot re-register after the deadline, with users directed to newer devices or apps for continued service.

Arcee, a 26-person U.S. startup, has created an open-source large language model gaining traction among OpenClaw users. The company contributes to the trend of smaller firms developing high-performing, accessible AI tools as alternatives to proprietary systems.

Spotify has expanded its beta Prompted Playlists feature to include podcasts, allowing Premium users in select English-speaking regions to generate customized podcast episode lists using text prompts. The tool, previously limited to music, leverages AI to refine recommendations based on user input, though its broader availability remains unclear.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has outlined a vision for AI-driven automation in a widely read blog post, highlighting potential benefits like accelerated technological progress through robotics and self-reinforcing production cycles. The discussion centers on long-term optimism but provides limited analysis of risks or implementation challenges.

The FBI, NSA, and CISA have released a joint advisory detailing cyberactivity by Iranian state-sponsored actors targeting U.S. critical infrastructure, including energy and healthcare sectors. The agencies describe the use of advanced techniques and provide mitigation guidance, though no confirmed operational disruptions have been reported.

Bluesky faced a service outage on Monday, which the company linked to an external provider. Some users speculated without evidence that the issue stemmed from AI-assisted coding practices, a claim that spread through posts and memes on the platform.

Google has launched an experimental **auto-spatialization** feature for Samsung Galaxy XR headsets, allowing 2D apps, videos, and images to be displayed in 3D. The tool supports up to 1080p at 30fps but increases battery usage and works only on the active window. Availability is currently restricted to Galaxy XR devices.

The Selfix case for the iPhone 17 Pro includes a rear screen to help users take selfies with the phone’s higher-quality rear cameras. While the concept leverages the technical strengths of rear camera systems, initial reports indicate practical limitations in its implementation.

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra has received its first price cut, reducing the 256GB unlocked model to $1,099.99 at major retailers. The phone includes a Privacy Display mode, dual telephoto cameras, and S Pen support, distinguishing it from other S26 models.

The U.S. Supreme Court overturned two appellate rulings that had held ISPs liable for contributory copyright infringement, clarifying that providers are not automatically responsible for subscriber piracy. The decisions involve lawsuits by major record labels against Grande Communications and Cox Communications, with the court stating that offering general internet service does not constitute infringement without additional evidence.

Anthropic has developed an AI model called Claude Mythos Preview under Project Glasswing to detect software vulnerabilities, partnering with major tech companies including Nvidia, Google and Microsoft. The tool is currently restricted to select organizations due to security concerns, with no public release planned. The system aims to automate vulnerability identification in operating systems and browsers, though its effectiveness remains unverified by independent sources.

Anthropic has launched Mythos, a new AI model being tested by select organizations for cybersecurity defense purposes. The system aims to support threat detection and response, though detailed performance metrics remain undisclosed. The initiative aligns with ongoing industry trends in AI-assisted security measures.

Recent reports present differing assessments of Apple’s foldable iPhone development, with one indicating potential delays due to engineering challenges and another suggesting a September launch remains on track. Apple has not officially confirmed the project or addressed the claims.

The Bose SoundLink Flex (2nd Gen) portable speaker is on sale for $119 ($40 off) at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy. The updated model retains the original’s waterproof design and battery life while adding refined controls, adjustable EQ, and support for higher-resolution audio codecs.

A cyber espionage campaign compromised thousands of home routers to collect credentials, with technical evidence suggesting involvement by a group linked to Russian state interests. The operation exploited router vulnerabilities to redirect traffic and harvest data, highlighting risks in consumer-grade networking devices.

Google Chrome’s latest update includes a vertical tab layout and a reading mode, designed to improve tab management and reduce visual clutter on web pages. The features are now available in the stable release for desktop users, with no additional software required.

Google Chrome has released a reading mode to simplify webpage displays and a vertical tabs feature to reorganize open pages in a sidebar. These additions align with existing browser functionalities and aim to improve user experience by reducing clutter and optimizing screen space.