
Meta Quest 2 end of support: what still works after March
Your headset won't stop working next year. Here's what ends, what keeps running, and when buying a Quest 3S starts to make sense.

Your headset won't stop working next year. Here's what ends, what keeps running, and when buying a Quest 3S starts to make sense.
The new mini answers in seconds and works as a Mac speaker, but the sound hardware is unchanged and its headline Siri AI feature hasn't shipped.
One costs $1,999 and folds into a tablet, the other costs $1,299 and shoots better photos. Here's how to choose, plus the crack issue.
Your phone, watch and car almost certainly listen to several satellite systems at once. Here's how GPS fits into GNSS, and which specs really improve accuracy.
A report says Meta and China's Fourier built a chore-minded prototype in three months, and a stair-climbing Max 2 is already underway.
OpenAI scrapped its Pro 200 cut and doubled Work and Codex allowances. Here is what the $100, $200 and $500 plans get, and what December changes.
DeepSeek's free coding agent picks up bugs from GitHub and team chat on its own. Here's how it compares with Claude Code, and the access catch.
OpenAI wanted $30 billion from private investors before going public. It has about $11 billion so far, and the timing of its listing now looks more delicate.
Britain's biggest cable rival may start renting BT's fibre lines in places it doesn't reach, and pause its own upgrades. Here's who that affects.
Waymo has picked a right-hand-drive Toyota for Britain and Japan. London rides still wait on three approvals, and the original timetable has already slipped.
Pentagon investigators now treat the August outages at military grocery stores as a suspected cyberattack. Here's what's confirmed, what isn't, and why.
About 11,000 W5 PRO chargers sold on Amazon are affected. Here's how to tell in ten seconds, how the refund works and how to get rid of it safely.
The crypto-tracing firm says an attacker used AI agents to reach its internal tools. Here's what was taken, who's exposed and what users should do now.
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