What to expect from Apple’s Q4 2026 results on November 2

Apple CEO John Ternus Apple will be releasing its fourth-quarter financial results on November 2, the first under CEO John Ternus. Here’s what happened during the quarter, what you can expect, and what analysts think will be reported. After every quarter, Apple has a regulatory duty to issue a quarterly report for its financial performance. […]

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Sam Altman says it’s “terrible” for RAM to sit inside PCs instead of data centers

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. The big picture: The AI boom has siphoned most of the tech industry’s RAM supply, driving up prices and making consumer electronics less affordable. Recent comments from Sam Altman, arguably the man most responsible for launching the boom, frame the situation […]

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PSA: Manually update your Synology NAS right now

Synology DS420+ Synology NAS owners should take the network storage devices offline and manually update them as soon as possible, especially for older units. The discovery of vulnerabilities in PHP led to large sections of the Internet updating servers to patch the software flaws. This doesn’t just affect commercial webservers, as it is also a […]

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Solana commission records leave validator fees harder to audit

Solana’s staking payouts can remain visible while the validator fee, or commission, behind them becomes harder to verify. Agave leaves the commission-rate field empty in reward metadata when custom collectors are active, making a fee check depend on historical validator state as well as the SOL received. In an Oct. 30 report, staking provider P2P.org […]

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“Ghost students” stole millions in federal aid until data patterns gave them away

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Connecting the dots: Federal prosecutors in Nebraska, Virginia and New Jersey have charged five people in a student aid fraud scheme that used AI to fake coursework and class attendance. The case also led to a cryptocurrency seizure in Kenya. It […]

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Jupiter Lend withdrawal liquidity rebounds to 29M USDC

Jupiter Lend’s reported USDC withdrawal liquidity stood at about 29 million USDC in a 09:25:56 UTC reading on Oct. 31, easing the immediate cash constraint at Jupiter’s lending product after near-zero availability the previous afternoon. Bitquery reported that only $88.89 of USDC was free to withdraw at 16:18 UTC on Oct. 30, against $416 million […]

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YouTube bug randomly minimizes videos and kills audio-

Joe Maring / Android Authority Add Android Authority on Google: Some YouTube users are reporting a bug that randomly kicks videos out of full-screen mode and into the floating mini player. The glitch also kills audio playback, forcing users to restart videos or the YouTube app to restore sound. Common troubleshooting steps haven’t helped. We’ve […]

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Cursor urges credential resets after malicious Claude Code marketplace update

Code editor Cursor is urging developers who installed malicious Claude Code extension packages from its marketplace to clean affected machines and rotate accessible credentials and sessions from a trusted system. Removing the extension alone may leave persistent components running, the company warns. The affected packages are Anthropic.claude-code versions 2.1.312 and 2.1.313 for macOS and Windows. […]

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