Uganda has cut off nationwide internet access ahead of Thursday’s presidential election, citing concerns over online misinformation. Critics, however, argue the blackout is part of a pattern of information suppression that could influence electoral outcomes, marking the third consecutive election in which authorities have restricted connectivity.

Apple is developing its first low-cost Mac laptop, priced between $599 and $699, aimed at students, casual users, and budget-conscious buyers. The device will use an A-series iPhone chip, have a smaller display, and target Chromebooks, Windows laptops, and entry-level iPad users.

As Hurricane Melissa rips through the Caribbean with winds reaching 185 mph, it has not only destroyed countless homes but it has also left the whole nation without an internet connection, forcing many Jamaicans to turn to Bitchat- a decentralized, internet-free messaging app to stay connected amid the chaos.

Apple’s all new iPhone 17 is introducing a major security enhancement aimed directly at crypto users, making signing operations safer against some of the most common and dangerous forms of attack.

Apple is urging users to immediately update their devices in order to patch a zero-click vulnerability that has allowed attackers to silently compromise iPhones, iPads, and Macs—posing a serious threat to cryptocurrency users whose wallets and private keys may be at risk.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is accusing Youtube of turning a blind eye to scammers who has been leveraging on the social media platform to perform Bitcoin scams.

Solana Mobile has started shipping its new crypto smartphone, the Seeker, to over 50 countries after receiving 150,000 pre-orders. The phone features built-in Web3 tools like a secure seed vault and a decentralised app store, offering an alternative to Apple and Google platforms.

SaruTobi, a mobile game, has returned to the iOS App Store with built-in Bitcoin payments using the Lightning Network. Players can now spend and earn small amounts of Bitcoin directly in the game without needing an external wallet.

Ledger released a new offline tool called Recovery Key to help users safely restore access to their crypto wallets without using the internet. It works by tapping a secure card on a Ledger device and entering a PIN, offering a private backup option.

A massive, previously unreported data breach has sent shockwaves through the global tech community after cybersecurity researchers uncovered the exposure of more than 16 billion login credentials.