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Samsung confirms Good Lock ClockFace bug shifting lock screen clock position on One UI 9

A Galaxy S26 Ultra owner reported on Samsung's Korean Community forum that a clock positioned in LockStar via Good Lock's ClockFace feature appeared in a completely different spot on the actual lock screen and Always-On Display. Samsung's Good Lock support team confirmed it has reproduced the bug and said its development team is investigating, while advising affected users to switch to a default clock style in the meantime.

NASA Chief Isaacman Sets Bar for International Moon Partnerships

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said the agency will be selective about which countries it partners with in lunar exploration, prioritizing only what he called 'good deals.' Speaking at a defense conference near Washington, he framed the race to the Moon's south pole as a contest for limited prime real estate rich in water ice and near-constant sunlight, rather than a purely symbolic contest.

Motorola confirms Bang & Olufsen audio tuning for Signature 27 flagship

Motorola released a new teaser video for its upcoming Signature 27 flagship, this time focused on a partnership with audio brand Bang & Olufsen rather than the camera details shown previously. The clip reveals glimpses of the phone's rear panel and confirms a stereo speaker setup with grilles on both the top and bottom of the device.

Trail of Bits used AI to build custom tools before auditing Miden zkVM

Trail of Bits reports that ahead of auditing the Miden zero-knowledge VM, its team spent six months using AI agents to build an LSP server, decompiler, static analysis engine, and a Lean formal model of the VM executor from scratch, since almost no developer tooling existed for Miden's custom assembly language. The resulting tools and formal proofs helped uncover a security flaw allowing a malicious prover to forge Falcon signatures and steal funds from Miden account holders, plus 95 machine-checked correctness proofs covering much of the Miden core library.

Samsung investigating DIY Home icon delay bug in Good Lock after One UI 9 update

Samsung's Good Lock support team has confirmed it is investigating a bug in the DIY Home feature of the Home Up module, which lets users freely arrange app icons and folders. Affected users say hidden folders show a noticeable delay before app icons appear, while regular folders open instantly, with the issue surfacing after updating from One UI 8.5 to One UI 9.0.

Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigns, forfeits equity, warns of reckless AI race

Jacob Coxon, a pretraining researcher who worked at both OpenAI and Anthropic, quit Anthropic and publicly stated that both companies are pushing toward self-improving superintelligence irresponsibly. He deliberately left before his equity vested, saying he wanted no financial stake in the company's valuation while making his warning. His post drew over 115 million views and sparked debate among engineers, founders and lawmakers about AI safety.

Guide breaks down when food trucks legally need a commissary kitchen

A new explainer addresses whether food truck operators are required to use a commissary kitchen, noting that rules vary by state and county. It says states like California mandate listing a commissary for permitting, Washington enforces strict requirements, while some states like Ohio allow fully self-contained trucks to skip the requirement. The guide advises operators to check directly with their local health department rather than assume rules from other states apply.

Opinion piece argues 'good taste' alone won't protect designers from AI disruption

A design commentary challenges the popular claim that 'taste' will be designers' defense against automation, arguing that simply recognizing quality after the fact offers no real edge. Instead, the piece contends the true creative advantage lies in identifying and committing to ideas before their value is widely recognized, not in judging what's already accepted as good.

AccuBattery remains a top pick for diagnosing Android battery drain in 2026

Android Authority's Andrew Grush says he still installs the third-party app AccuBattery on his Android phones, even as most performance-boosting battery apps have proven ineffective over the years. He explains that AccuBattery doesn't try to magically extend battery life but instead helps identify software or hardware issues causing excess drain, using pattern-recognition data gathered over time rather than the factory-calibrated data used by built-in OS tools.

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