Sony is reportedly in the early stages of bringing its first-person shooter series, Killzone, back from the dead.
Guerrilla Games’ Halo killer fell by the wayside after the developer found enormous success with Horizon Zero Dawn back in 2017. It has focused on the Horizon franchise ever since, but Killzone retains a loyal following, and fans often call for it to return.
According to MP1st, Sony…
Man Reclaims $4.4M in Bitcoin 12 Years After Exchange Collapse
September 8, 2026
Chris, the pseudonym the British man gave to the media, managed to reclaim his bitcoin stash after a legal fight with Intersango, formerly known as Britcoin, an exchange that shut down operations in 2014. While it was under Intersango’s custody, his investment grew to 3.3…
Sweden Hits 6 Crypto Firms With $51M Back Tax Demand
September 8, 2026
The Swedish Tax Agency ordered six cryptocurrency mining entities to pay approximately $56.5 million in back taxes and penalties.
Key Takeaways
Swedish Tax Agency fined six Boden crypto firms around $56.5 million over illegal tax schemes in 2026.
Broad 2024–2026 audits…
Robinhood Chain Fee Debate Reaches Solana, Arbitrum, BNB Chain
September 8, 2026
Robinhood Chain’s fee model has become the focus of a broader debate over how blockchains finance growth. BNB Chain executive Nina Rong argued that sustainable revenue and commercial structures now outweigh further transaction-cost reductions.
Key Takeaways
Nina Rong said lower gas fees are no longer the industry’s priority.
Robinhood retains 90% of protocol net revenue while sharing 10% with…
Nā ‘Uhane Māhoe Huki Pū i ke Ola is the Hawaiian name given to this image of NGC 7253 — a pair of spiral galaxies caught in each other’s gravity. This image was captured by the Gemini North telescope on Maunakea. (Image credit: International Gemini…
The future of Earth observation: Private satellites and AI bring benefits but also pose risks
September 8, 2026
We are a planet-based species: With a few notable (astronaut) exceptions, everyone who has ever lived remained glued to our spinning Earth, which now houses 8.3 billion people.
That’s the gravity of the situation. But we’re also a world of floods, typhoons…
Cheaper than Prime Day, this super-portable, beginner-friendly telescope is my number one choice for skywatching
September 8, 2026
I’ve got three telescopes in my home, but the Celestron FirstScope is my first stop when it comes to stargazing. Now this super-portable, beginner-friendly tabletop scope is $60 at Amazon, even cheaper than Prime Day!
Save 20% on this moon-themed Celestron Firstscope at Amazon
What makes the Celestron FirstScope so fantastic? It’s all down to ease of use and portability.
iQOO Z11xa 5G Launched in India with MediaTek Dimensity SoC
September 8, 2026
iQOO Z11xa 5G has been launched in India with a MediaTek Dimensity chipset. The device appears to be a rebranded iQOO Z11x 5G which was launched in the country back in March this year but with a difference in the storage version that’s being used. The device has dual…
Opaque recurrence, and other AI terms that you should probably know
September 8, 2026
AI is rewriting the world and, at the same time, inventing a whole new language to describe how it’s doing it. Sit in on any product meeting, pitch, or panel these days, and you’ll hear people toss around LLMs, RAG, RLHF – and, as of last week, terms like…
No one’s ever written a rulebook for street photography, but sometimes it feels like it exists anyway. Candid and spontaneous, not staged. No light but natural light. No crew, just one lone lens.
So it’s quite a surprise when Street Photography Africa, a new publication from curators Nadine Barth and Azu Nwagbogu, published by Thames & Hudson, feels like it doesn’t so much…
