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Meta's Pocket app turns text prompts into playable mini-games in under a minute

Meta has rolled out its Pocket app to all users, letting anyone create simple games, interactive gizmos, and other small digital experiences by typing a description instead of writing code. A ZDNET writer tested it by requesting a cookie-baking game for increasingly impatient customers, and the app generated a working, if quite difficult, version in under a minute.

Cooler Master launches Q300L V3 Micro-ATX case at $44.90

Cooler Master has released the Q300L V3, an updated version of its budget Micro-ATX/Mini-ITX case line first introduced in 2018. The new model is slightly larger than its predecessors, featuring bigger panel perforations for airflow, a reinforced frame, flexible front I/O placement, more room for CPUs and graphics cards, and a bundled 140mm fan. It carries an MSRP of $44.90, though it's currently listed under $40 on Amazon.

Iranian rial hits record low amid new U.S. sanctions push

Iran's national currency fell to its weakest level ever on Monday, coinciding with Washington's preparations to unveil additional sanctions targeting the country's economy. Officials said the new measures are designed to intensify pressure on an economy already weakened by existing sanctions and a U.S. naval blockade.

Study warns black market mummy trade carries real toxic and microbial risks

Researchers writing in the International Journal of Cultural Property found that mummified human and animal remains circulating in the collector market pose genuine health hazards, not just legal ones. Historic embalming methods often used toxic heavy metals like arsenic, mercury and lead, while dormant bacteria, fungi and yeasts in the tissue can reactivate and multiply, especially after poor storage. The paper cites prior findings of dangerous fungal spores in mummies at sites including Palermo's Capuchin Catacombs and a Krakow church crypt.

Leaked renders show Galaxy S27 Ultra borrowing iPhone 17 Pro camera bar design

New leaked images from tipster Ice Universe show Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra sporting a wide rectangular rear camera plateau similar to Apple's iPhone 17 Pro. Otherwise, the leak suggests the phone keeps the same dimensions, display size, left-side S Pen slot, and speaker placement as the current Galaxy S26 Ultra. The rest of the S27 lineup—Pro, Plus, and standard models—is expected to get only minor design tweaks.

Nvidia outlines RISC-V requirements for CUDA support at Hot Chips 2026

Nvidia is working to extend CUDA compatibility beyond x86-64 and aarch64 to RISC-V CPUs, according to a Hot Chips 2026 presentation. The company laid out strict hardware requirements, including RVA23 compliance, adherence to RISC-V server SoC and platform specs, ACPI support, and PCIe coherency, to ensure CUDA runs efficiently rather than falling back on lowest-common-denominator code.

ESPN Raises Prices on Most Streaming Plans Starting September 17

ESPN is increasing subscription costs across nearly all its streaming tiers, with ESPN Unlimited rising to $32 monthly and $320 annually, and ESPN Select climbing to $14 monthly and $140 annually. Several Disney+ and Hulu bundles that include ESPN Select will also see price hikes, though bundles featuring ESPN Unlimited remain unaffected for now.

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