Speak-to-Chat is a feature that automatically switches the earbuds to ambient mode when it detects you speaking, allowing effortless conversations, and resumes noise cancelling when you stop talking. Adjust sensitivity in the app to avoid triggers from humming.

DSEE Extreme is Sony's audio upscaling technology that enhances lower-quality compressed audio streams to near high-resolution sound quality, set to 'Auto' in Device Settings > Sound Quality and Volume for automatic activation.

According to Gilroy, he had media training before his recent interviews that prevented him from openly discussing fascism as a central theme of the show. Gilroy stated he was 'unleashed in the last two weeks to use the word fascism' after his media training restrictions were lifted, suggesting Disney may have been concerned about the political sensitivity of explicitly labeling the show's themes as commentary on fascism, particularly given the real-world parallels Gilroy draws between the show's authoritarian regime and contemporary political situations.

Gilroy has drawn explicit connections between Andor's depiction of a fascist takeover and authoritarian regime with how the United States is currently being governed under President Donald Trump. He has also referenced how fascist systems inevitably consume their own proponents and foot soldiers, using this as a thematic foundation for character arcs in the series. Additionally, Gilroy uses Andor to explore how authoritarianism destroys institutions, communities, and the truth itself before ultimately turning on its own supporters.

BTC Inc. is the parent company of Bitcoin Magazine and organizer of The Bitcoin Conference, providing Bitcoin-related media and events. UTXO Management advises 210k Capital, a hedge fund focused on Bitcoin and Bitcoin-related securities, offering asset management services.

An all-stock deal means the acquisition was paid for entirely with shares of the acquiring company's stock rather than cash. Nakamoto issued approximately 364,795,104 shares of its common stock to BTC Inc. and UTXO securityholders at a fixed price of $1.12 per share, valued at about $81.6 million based on the February 19, 2026 closing price.

Shankar Arumugavelu served as Executive Vice President and President of Verizon Global Services, leading the company's central support services, operational infrastructure, and digital systems. Previously, he was Chief Digital and Information Officer, overseeing information technology, digital transformation, data, analytics, and AI.

Verizon Global Services encompasses the company's central support services, including oversight of operational infrastructure and digital systems.

The Nintendo Virtual Boy for Switch 2 is a $100 dedicated accessory that faithfully recreates the original 1995 Virtual Boy hardware, allowing users to insert a Nintendo Switch or Switch 2 console to play classic Virtual Boy games from the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack service in stereoscopic 3D with the signature red monochrome effect.

The original Virtual Boy, released in 1995, was Nintendo's least successful system due to its uncomfortable headset design causing eye strain and headaches, limited red monochrome stereoscopic 3D visuals, poor ergonomics requiring an automatic pause feature after 20 minutes, and a small game library, leading to quick discontinuation.

Claude Code is an agentic command line tool released by Anthropic in February 2025 that enables developers to delegate coding tasks directly from their terminal, setting a new standard in AI-assisted development and becoming widely regarded as the best AI coding assistant by January 2026.

Claude Code drove exceptional revenue growth for Anthropic, with a 5.5x increase in revenue by July 2025, 4% of GitHub public commits authored by it, and projections of 20%+ by end of 2026, compelling competitors like OpenAI to accelerate innovations and positioning Anthropic as an AI leader.

React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) is a critical remote code execution vulnerability affecting React Server Components and Next.js applications. It stems from insecure deserialization in the React Flight protocol, which handles how servers process incoming requests. The vulnerability is particularly severe because it requires no authentication—attackers need only send a single malicious HTTP request to execute arbitrary code on the server with the same privileges as the application itself. This can allow threat actors to access sensitive data, alter application behavior, or fully compromise the server environment. As of December 8, 2025, researchers identified over 165,000 vulnerable IP addresses and 644,000 domains.

Threat actors have developed sophisticated scanning and exploitation toolkits to identify vulnerable React2Shell deployments at scale. Researchers have identified nearly 145 in-the-wild proof-of-concept exploits with varying levels of sophistication, including features designed to bypass Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) and automated mass-scanning capabilities. Once vulnerabilities are identified, attackers execute a multi-stage exploitation chain: they craft malicious HTTP requests that exploit the insecure deserialization process, establish reverse shells to command-and-control servers, and then deploy persistence mechanisms such as malicious user accounts, remote monitoring tools, and modified system files. Post-exploitation activities show attackers focusing on credential harvesting (targeting npm, AWS, Docker, Git, and SSH credentials) and accessing cloud metadata, indicating a shift from opportunistic attacks to targeted, long-term compromise of high-value networks.