AI, gadgets, science and the digital frontier.
From Motorola's camera-led Edge 70 Pro+ to a OnePlus flagship and a Redmi with a 7,560mAh battery, this month's phone launches show the mid-range and flagship races heating up.
Security teams faced one of the most concentrated bursts of risk in years in June, as Microsoft patched some 200 flaws, Chrome shipped another emergency fix and the Shai-Hulud campaign poisoned more than 100 software packages.
An extortion group abused an unpatched flaw in Oracle's PeopleSoft software to steal data from scores of institutions, including the University of Nottingham, before Oracle issued a fix.
The latest release from the international LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA collaboration nearly doubles the tally of known cosmic mergers and reveals rare second-generation black holes.
Researchers say switching off a single protein restored cartilage in old mice and stopped post-injury arthritis, raising hopes of an alternative to knee replacements.
Elon Musk's rocket company sold $75bn of shares as it went public for the first time, then launched a Falcon 9 mission on the very same morning.
Elon Musk's rocket company became publicly traded on 12 June at a valuation near $1.77 trillion, marking it out as the largest stock market debut in history while a Falcon 9 climbed to orbit hours earlier.
Buried beneath 650 metres of rock, the JUNO experiment has produced some of the most precise measurements yet of how neutrinos shift identity as they travel.
The secretive physical-AI startup co-led by Jeff Bezos is now valued at $41bn as it pursues software to design and manufacture everything from jet engines to drugs.
The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed sharp contrasts between the dawn and dusk skies of WASP-121 b, where fierce winds drag heat across an ultra-hot planet.
The giant underground detector has produced one of the most precise measurements yet of how neutrinos shift identity as they travel, a result that could reshape our understanding of fundamental physics.
A new design uses an electrolyser that automatically adapts to changing sunlight, removing the bulky batteries that have held back earlier attempts to copy the way plants capture energy.
A rebuilt, conversational Siri and a performance-focused iOS 27 headlined Apple's developer conference, as the company leaned on its own Foundation Models alongside Google's Gemini.
At its annual developer conference, Apple unveiled a ground-up reinvention of Siri powered partly by Google's models, alongside iOS 27 and a sweeping Apple Intelligence overhaul.
Four astronauts, including a European Space Agency member, were unveiled on 9 June for a flight that will test the commercial landers built to put humans back on the lunar surface.
NASA says a long-running leak in the station's Russian segment grew during cargo operations, leading engineers to pause a planned repair and move the crew to a temporary safe haven.
The leading AI labs traded new benchmark records this month even as Microsoft, NVIDIA and JPMorgan signalled that artificial intelligence has graduated from experiment to core infrastructure.
The ride-hailing firm is teaming up with Chinese autonomous-driving company WeRide and fleet operator AVOMO to launch driverless rides in the Spanish capital later this year.
The maker of the Claude chatbot has lodged a confidential filing with US regulators, setting the stage for one of the year's biggest artificial-intelligence flotations.
An international team led by Monash University has built a single chip that creates, routes and reads optical signals, hinting at faster, lower-energy computing.
A Japanese facial-recognition platform stored more than a million ID scans and selfies in an unsecured cloud bucket that anyone could view without a password.