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Subaru to sell only electric vehicles in Europe by 2028

Subaru confirmed to Auto Motor und Sport that it will phase out gas-powered models in Europe, starting with the Outback by year-end, followed by the Impreza, Crosstrek and Forester in 2027. By 2028, its European lineup will consist solely of three EVs—the Solterra, E-Outback and Uncharted—developed jointly with Toyota. Subaru also said it is now developing its own EV technology, including batteries and motors, separately from Toyota for future models.

Nobel Laureate's IceCube Win Spurs Calls to Fund Next-Gen Neutrino Projects

Francis Halzen received the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on the IceCube Neutrino Observatory, which detects high-energy cosmic neutrinos using sensors buried in Antarctic ice. Commentary following the award highlights several astroparticle physics projects in development, including the Pacific Ocean Neutrino Experiment off Vancouver Island and dark-matter searches like XLZD and PandaX, noting that IceCube cost roughly $271 million to build versus about $7 million for its predecessor, AMANDA.

STAR Collaboration finds strongest evidence baryon junctions carry proton identity

Physicists with the STAR Collaboration, publishing in Science, report new experimental evidence that a quantity called baryon number—assigned to protons and neutrons—resides not in their constituent quarks but in gluon structures known as baryon junctions. Protons and neutrons are baryons made of three quarks, and the finding bears on how this conserved quantity is physically carried within these particles.

Global science collaboration persists amid conflict despite calls for fairer rules

The article discusses the importance of maintaining international scientific partnerships during times of conflict, emphasizing the need for equitable rules to support ongoing cooperation. It highlights challenges faced and the necessity for fairer frameworks to ensure science can continue unimpeded across borders.

Social media collaborations boost business growth beyond followers

A business owner with loyal customers and consistent content struggled to attract new clients, as her outreach was limited to her existing audience. An expert advised her that forming partnerships with other trusted businesses could expand her reach to new audiences. The article emphasizes that collaboration on social media can significantly increase visibility and trust, which are crucial for attracting new customers.

DESI survey's 3D universe map hints dark energy may be changing

The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) Collaboration has compiled the largest three-dimensional map of the universe to date, using measurements from millions of galaxies and quasars. Early analysis of the data suggests that dark energy, long assumed to be a constant force, may actually vary over cosmic time, a finding that challenges standard cosmological assumptions.

Zimbra flaw CVE-2026-73570 exploited to steal emails, Microsoft says

Microsoft reports that attackers have been actively exploiting a critical unauthenticated command-injection vulnerability in the Zimbra Collaboration Suite, tracked as CVE-2026-73570, to access and exfiltrate email and credential data. Synacor patched the flaw on July 20 but did not publicly disclose it for over three weeks, and the Shadowserver Foundation found 274 compromised instances among roughly 10,000 servers still running the software. Microsoft observed attackers scanning for vulnerable servers, confirming exploitation, then deploying web shells, reverse shells, and persistence tools before accessing and archiving mailbox data for transfer.

HONOR unveils Magic 9 Pro Max with dual 200MP cameras for China

HONOR has launched the Magic 9 Pro Max in China, powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chip. The phone pairs a 200MP main camera with a 200MP telephoto lens, both featuring 'ultra-night' sensitivity, alongside a 50MP ultrawide camera, and adopts a new rectangular camera plateau instead of the brand's usual circular module. HONOR says it collaborated with cinema camera maker ARRI on image processing and its video pipeline.

Honor unveils Magic 9 Pro Max with Arri camera system and 8,800mAh battery

Honor has launched its Magic 9 flagship line in China, led by the Magic 9 Pro Max, which features a redesigned camera island inspired by Arri's three-lens turret design. Arri contributed software features including LogC3 shooting, 14 preset Look LUTs, access to its LUT library, and 10-bit 4:2:2 codec support, while the phone's hardware includes a 200-megapixel main sensor, a 3.5x telephoto lens, and a 50-megapixel ultrawide. The device also packs an 8,800mAh silicon battery and runs on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chip.

Meta launches Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 smart glasses starting at $449

Meta unveiled its third-generation Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, featuring a slimmer design, a 12MP camera with 3K video, a nine-hour battery, and a six-mic array, available now in Aviator, Wayfarer, and new Zena cat-eye styles starting at $449. The company also refreshed its camera-free Meta Glasses line, adding a new Ivory colorway for the Kylie Edition and a LISA collaboration, plus a cheaper $249 Meta Adventurer model.

Radicle discloses two critical flaws in its peer-to-peer network protocol

Radicle disclosed two critical security vulnerabilities affecting every released version of its code collaboration stack: network traffic between nodes is unencrypted and can be read by anyone observing the path, and the connection handshake's peer authentication can be bypassed. Security researcher Konstantinos Maninakis reported the encryption issue on June 24, 2026, prompting the disclosure.

Opinion: Skills That Drive Individual Success Often Undermine New Managers

An Entrepreneur contributor argues that employees promoted for their technical mastery and problem-solving skills often struggle as leaders because those same traits — perfectionism, taking over, black-and-white thinking — alienate teams. The piece describes a pattern where new managers interrupt, dismiss contributions, or overcorrect, causing talented staff to disengage or leave.