Author: Ethan Caldwell
Ethan Caldwell is GeekBlog's resident Apple specialist, covering the entire Apple ecosystem - iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, AirPods and the software that ties them together. A longtime iOS user and gadget collector, Ethan tracks Cupertino's every move, breaking down Apple keynotes, A- and M-series chip benchmarks, iOS feature updates and the rumor mill into clear, practical takes that help readers decide whether the latest Apple hardware is worth the upgrade.
Surgeons at UCLH removed a pituitary tumour with an AI reading the live endoscope feed and color-coding the structures that must not be touched. The interesting part is not that AI was in the room. It is what it was looking at.
Asteroid 2024 YR4 briefly carried the highest impact probability ever recorded for an object its size. Webb has now ruled out both an Earth strike and a lunar one. The number worth remembering is not 3.1 percent.
Apple quietly listed a new Polishing Cloth at $9, half the old price, on the same day the Mac mini and Mac Studio got more expensive. There is exactly one situation where the cloth is the right purchase, and it has nothing to do with your iPhone.
A blank grey icon called Android Pulse appeared in Play Store updates last weekend, and it turned out to have been running on phones since March. Here is what Google’s hidden system service actually does, what the data safety listing declares, and why the reaction was harsher than the app deserved.
A viral claim said a leaked NASA document called Project Anchor warned Earth would lose gravity for seven seconds on August 12, 2026. NASA denied it, physics rules it out, and the date was chosen for a reason that explains the whole thing.
In 1960, three researchers fitted every population estimate from year 1 to 1958 into one equation and it blew up on Friday, November 13, 2026. The math was sound, the date was a private joke, and the curve broke two years after the paper ran.
The UK Met Office says the developing El Nino may be the strongest in living memory, and NOAA now puts high odds on a record event. Here is what the models actually say, which US regions carry the clearest signal, and what forecasters still cannot tell you.
Instagram is testing clickable links inside post captions for Meta Verified creators, which would finally retire the “link in bio” ritual. The test is small, the cap looks like 10 links a month, and business accounts are shut out.
A Haines City police officer searched his estranged wife’s license plate in Flock’s camera network 717 times over 22 months, picking fake justifications from a dropdown menu. Nobody noticed until the Washington Post called her.
Researchers chained two Unisoc modem flaws so that answering a VoLTE video call hands an attacker full Android kernel access. Five months on there is no CVE, no patch, and no reply from the vendor. Here is which phones are affected and what you can actually do.