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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Future If you thought the World Cup was the biggest spectacle of the summer, you're sadly mistaken! The T3 Tech Cup is also underway, pitting 48 of the best tech products against one another to determine the ultimate winner. Every day, we'll be battling it out between all sorts of product categories.

Lead Stories says: Prebunk Have you seen viral videos showing fights between captive insects and small animals? Lead Stories has spotted a number of such videos recently and found that many of them were created using artificial intelligence. A growing number of social media accounts feature nothing but AI-generated videos of staged fights between captive insects, small reptiles, and animals. Many of these are published without a disclaimer saying they were made with AI.

Wordle (Associated Press) Hey, there! Welcome to the weekend. As always, there's another edition of Wordle to solve. In case you're looking for a little help, here's our daily Wordleguide with some hints and the answer for Saturday's puzzle (#1,855). It may be that you're a Wordle newcomer and you're not completely sure how to play the game. We're here to help with that as well. Wordle is a deceptively simple daily word game that debuted in 2021.

Whether it be at the depths of a vast ocean or at the bottom of a river, the underwater world largely remains a mystery to us. But as robotics technology advances, robots are helping us better understand parts of that world we might otherwise not know much about. Here are some of those robots. Photo Credit: iStock In 2016, Antarctic sea ice began to decrease after decades of expansion despite the planet warming.

Coding used to be reserved for developers who spent years learning complex languages. That has slowly changed with vibe coding, which lets you build apps and websites using simple, plain-language prompts. The problem is that most of these tools still feel intimidating for regular folks, as they still need to understand the code to make any meaningful changes. If not, everything you make tends to look the same. Canva wants to fix that.

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: John Velasco / Tom's Guide Rugged phones are built like tanks for a reason. They can absorb damage that would break other phones and expose how fragile they are. But that extreme durability usually comes with a frustrating trade-off: a bulky chassis that makes them feel like a literal brick in my pocket.

Here are the answers to puzzle #867. (Caroline Igo/Yahoo Tech) It's finally Saturday. Celebrate with today's New York Times Strands puzzle! I'm here to offer clues (and spoilers) to Saturday's puzzle #867. I don't consider peeking at one or two hints to be cheating. The game is supposed to be challenging. Since I'm a daily Strands player, I'll also share how I did each day. Today's puzzle contains six hidden words and a spangram. If you're new to NYT Strands, we'll show you how to get started.

Space Roguelike Sublight's Demo Adds A 30-Minute Hunter And Full Weapon Overhaul Sublight, the space bullet-heaven roguelike from Nottingham studio Codebrew Software, has pushed a sizable demo update, patch 0.18.0. The core loop is familiar for the genre: you captain a warship, place turrets, manage firing arcs, and grind through escalating waves of rebel fleets and alien swarms, salvaging wreckage to level up a build from a deep pool of turrets and passive upgrades.

Connections #1133 Hints And Answers For Today’s NYT Puzzle Saturday July 18, 2026 Connections is a web-based daily puzzle created by The New York Times in 2023. The daily puzzles are written by the NYT's crossword editor, Wyna Liu. Connections is a fun exercise on association: you are given an interactive grid of sixteen words, and the objective is to correctly link four words under the same idea, with four groups in total. Access the daily NYT Connections puzzle here, and press 'Play'.

Lovecraftian Amiga Throwback Roguecraft DX Delves Onto Steam September 10 Badger Punch Games now has a release date for Roguecraft DX, and it is leaning all the way into its Amiga-era roots. The handcrafted isometric roguelike hits Steam on September 10, capping a stretch that included a public demo players can still try now. The setup is pure dungeon-crawl pulp.