Pennsylvania Attorney General David Sunday is suing Snapchat’s parent company for allegedly failing to protect children from addiction. This comes after he announced a lawsuit against TikTok over the same issue earlier this month.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday (R) announced a lawsuit Tuesday, accusing Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, of failing to protect children from compulsively using its platform. The

Pennsylvania AG Dave Sunday has sued Snap, Inc., claiming Snapchat fails to protect minors from app addiction and misleads parents about adult content to secure a 13+ app store rating.

Attorney General Dave Sunday claims the social media platform also downplays its explicit content to gain lower age ratings on Apple and Google Play.

The project - named Starbase - will be the firm's biggest facility yet and aims to send rockets to space in 2029.

The Starship spacecraft and the Super Heavy v3 booster stand at Pad 2 at sunrise as preparations continue to launch its 13th test flight in Starbase, Texas, U.S., July 24, 2026. REUTERS/Steve Nesius WASHINGTON,

Elon Musk's space company plans to spend $100 billion to build a new spaceport in Louisiana to launch rockets, state officials and the company announced.

A new spaceport will bring 10 launch pads to Louisiana's Gulf Coast and support thousands of Starship launches per year.

On social media platforms like Reddit, fans have begun to concoct various theories suggesting that Cyberleek could be part of an elaborate marketing campaign by the GTA developer.

Cyberleek has continued releasing a steady drip of new gameplay videos.

Despite Rockstar and Microsoft’s push to find the source, the GTA VI leaks continue to flow. These short clips show a player going on a mission to steal a conspiracy theorist’s truck with a bathtub full of gas,

Cyberleek's latest title takes a critical look at the contentious sales strategies employed by Rockstar and Take-Two for GTA 6.

Amazon is preparing to bring same-day drone delivery to Mantua Township this October, a move the company says is part of a broader expansion of its Prime Air service to nearly 500 cities and towns.

Autonomous drones may soon be delivering Amazon packages across South Jersey. Amazon representatives have told local officials and emergency responders that the e-commerce giant plans to start drone-delivery service out of its West Deptford facility this fall,

The company says the devices will operate within a 7.5-mile radius and carry items weighing five pounds or less.

Amazon is launching drone deliveries in parts of Camden and Gloucester counties. Officials share that they have 'no say over the matter.'

Official support is set to arrive next year, starting with traditional flagships, before rolling out to Motorola’s foldable phones and perhaps cheaper models, eventually. Graphene has always had stringent security standards when it comes to hardware.

The GrapheneOS Foundation has announced plans to bring official support for GrapheneOS to select Motorola devices soon. So far, the privacy-focused open-source Android operating system has been limited to Google's Pixel smartphones.

The company says a lot of work is being done on its end and Motorola's to ensure this happens next year. GrapheneOS states it also plans to support Moto's next-gen foldables (Razr Fold, Razr Ultra) after it hits slab phones.

GrapheneOS plans to expand beyond Google Pixel smartphones to select Motorola devices from 2027, starting with a flagship before adding Razr foldables, while continuing Pixel support and prioritising stringent security requirements.

Some believe DoesItPlay's PlayStation Blackout week, protesting the end of physical media, is poorly timed and won't make a bit of difference. I tend to agree for these and other obvious reasons.

The age-old debate around who owns digital copies has got a new lease this week as Sony informs PlayStation users that buying a digital version of the game from the Store doesn’t mean they own it.This part of digital content has always been questioned and not just for Sony even the likes of Amazon,

In an attempt to reverse Sony's decision to terminate disc production, fans are shutting their PlayStations this week.

The interesting copy comes from an email sent out to PlayStation Network-connected accounts offering a copy of the current PlayStation terms. The Verge reporter Tom Warren pointed out that amid the ongoing turbulence,