June 2026 Edition
The day’s most important stories in technology, gaming, science, space, AI and culture — summarised and sourced.
JWST measured the dawn and dusk edges of a scorching gas giant 858 light-years away and found them wildly different in temperature and chemistry — the clearest evidence yet of an asymmetric exoplanet atmosphere.
New figures show Sucker Punch’s Ghost of Yotei vastly outsold other 2025 PS5 exclusives, moving 4.8 million copies versus Death Stranding 2’s 1.7 million.
Anton Petrov reviews fresh research on how complex molecules — and life — may have formed before cellular structures existed.
Linus Tech Tips compares projectors from dirt-cheap to cinema-grade — NexiGo, BenQ, JVC and a Christie Boxer — to see what the money buys.
Digital Foundry analyses Capcom’s Onimusha: Way of the Sword demo, focusing on PS5 Pro ray tracing and PSSR upscaling versus the base consoles.
Paul Hibbert tests a no-install cooling option, the DREO TurboCool, as a smart-home-friendly alternative to fitted air conditioning.
TechLinked’s news roundup covers SpaceX’s record-breaking IPO, new Google Chrome updates and a rapid-fire batch of tech headlines.
David Bombal explains SNORT, Cisco’s free open-source IDS, and how SNORT/SnortML skills can boost a cybersecurity career.
GameSpot goes hands-on with Empulse, 1047 Games’ new shooter, and hears why the studio is avoiding free-to-play after Splitgate 2.
Katalyst Space’s LINK servicing satellite is being readied to chase down NASA’s ageing Swift telescope — which has dropped from 373 to 249 miles — and boost it back to a safe orbit.
China’s JUNO observatory published its debut result as a Nature cover, using just 59 days of data to deliver some of the most precise measurements yet of how neutrinos change as they travel.
A wide-ranging homelab Q&A covering firewall configuration, security best practices and virtualization.
A new study finds the roots of language may lie not in special genes but in tiny regulatory “switches” — under 0.1% of the genome — some of which we share with Neanderthals.
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