Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
The acquisition of Shaped, led by founder Tullie Murrell, supports Whatnot’s $11 billion valuation and its push to reduce recommendation latency in a rapidly shifting inventory environment.
A hack of the AI music generator’s systems has disclosed training data sources and exposed partial financial records, complicating ongoing legal battles with major record labels.
Temporary Schedule I classification aims to curb public health threats from highly concentrated products sold in retail and online channels.
The company stated that no sensitive financial information was compromised, though the breach highlights ongoing copyright disputes regarding its training data practices.
A new promotional video for the upcoming film Spider-Man: Brand New Day has offered the first glimpses of Samsung’s next-generation foldable devices, highlighting a significant design shift for the Galaxy Z Fold 8.
The square-shaped unit features mechanical switches and a joystick, distinct from the company’s separate, legally contested smart speaker project with Jony Ive.
The US Federal Communications Commission plans to vote on August 6 to repeal the '39 percent rule', a move critics argue exceeds its legal authority and coincides with renewed acquisition discussions between major broadcasters.
The Sunshine Protection Act moves closer to law, though sleep experts warn of health risks and circadian misalignment associated with permanent daylight saving time.
The promotion, which includes a 90-day warranty, runs through July 17 and positions the Flip 7 at its lowest recorded price point.
The proposal would grant equal ownership stakes to both parties, marking a significant shift for the digital payments giant as it navigates leadership changes and restructuring under new CEO Enrique Lores.
The deal marks a significant milestone for Apple Intelligence, following months of negotiations with local tech firms to comply with regional regulations.
A detailed breakdown of Telegram’s server allocation shows DC3 no longer accepts new registrations, while DC5 in Singapore suffers from frequent outages that disrupt service for its user base.
Registration with China’s cyberspace regulator marks a pivotal step for the AI suite, though commercial launch timelines remain unconfirmed.
The new global feature, excluding India, lets users request written, photo, or video testimonials via an expiring link, addressing a gap where many users desire help but do not actively seek it.
The government’s five-year Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme and semiconductor expansion aim to foster homegrown brands and capture more value in the global electronics ecosystem.
The move, previously exclusive to Premium subscribers, allows families to restrict explicit content and disable video playback without impacting parental algorithms.
FBI data reveals older adults bear the brunt of AI-enabled financial crime, prompting calls for mandatory consent verification and bank liability reforms.
Anil Menon launched aboard a Russian Soyuz vehicle from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, fulfilling a dream deferred after years of setbacks and a pivotal career shift to the private space sector.
With a team of 100 engineers and backing from major private equity firms, Ode aims to embed AI specialists within client organisations, competing directly with OpenAI’s deployment arm and global consulting giants.
A software engineer attributes severe performance issues to undiagnosed ADD and over-reliance on large language models, now living on benefits while undergoing mental health treatment.
The ultra-portable device offers sharp 4K video and accurate colour reproduction in darkened rooms, but lacks the brightness for daytime use and an internal battery for cordless operation.
Parents on any Spotify tier can now create profiles for children under 13 with explicit content filtering and privacy controls, as the company broadens its safety features beyond premium subscribers.
A new lawsuit accuses Meta of using AI to generate a termination list aimed at offsetting spending on its own artificial intelligence initiatives, with one plaintiff alleging she was dismissed the day before her water broke.
The black-and-white MMORPG peaked at 15 concurrent users on launch day, with pay-what-you-want revenue covering server costs indefinitely.
The new Android handset is the first to support 25W wireless charging, surpassing competitors like the Google Pixel 10 series, though US availability remains unconfirmed.
Led by M13 Ventures, the funding round supports Rime’s shift from legacy IVR alternatives to proprietary conversational data strategies for healthcare, fintech, and airline sectors.
The app converts camera roll assets into polished short-form videos using automated scriptwriting, voice cloning, and editing, joining a competitive wave of AI media tools.
Samsung Display has introduced Flex Titanium, a structural innovation set to debut at the July 22 Unpacked event, aiming to resolve long-standing durability and aesthetic issues in foldable smartphones.
The startup has trained its frontier AI model on a quarter of a million hours of brain data from 100,000 volunteers, aiming to replace subjective clinical assessments with objective electrical activity analysis.
The latest iteration of the 12-foot Skelly allows consumers to speak through the figure via a mobile app, marking a shift toward interactive consumer electronics in the seasonal decor market.
Following his departure from Google, Vint Cerf lends his expertise to a new initiative seeking to establish cryptographic accountability for artificial intelligence agents operating on the open web.
The company reports a $120 million annualised revenue run rate and over 200,000 paying customers as it targets small businesses and entrepreneurs in a crowded market.
Starting July 22, US-based third-party app stores can access Google’s catalog for a $5,000 security review fee and annual maintenance cost, as part of compliance with a US court injunction stemming from the company’s legal dispute with Epic Games.
The updated scale increases biomarker analysis to 60 and introduces Impedance Cardiography, with the company asserting data quality comparable to DEXA scans.
MSI has released the Claw 8 EX AI+, a high-end portable gaming unit featuring Intel’s Panther Lake architecture. Priced at $1,800, the device represents a significant shift in the handheld market, with the manufacturer attributing the premium cost to component shortages exacerbated by broader artificial intelligence hardware demand.
The media outlet’s latest recommendations prioritise the M4 iPad Air for productivity and the M5 iPad Pro for professional workflows, while advising consumers to avoid pre-2020 models amid rising costs.
As Sotheby’s prepares to auction a 67-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton for up to $30 million, experts argue the trend of wealthy individuals acquiring fossils as luxury assets is eroding the foundations of paleontological research.
While physics challenges like radiation tolerance appear manageable, the true barriers to SpaceX’s plan for one million orbital data centre satellites are heat dissipation, latency, and the logistical demand for up to 42 Starship launches daily.
Co-founded by former Tenable CPO Shai Morag, Oak launches a unified control plane designed to dynamically manage permissions for human and AI agent workforces.
The latest assessment from WIRED highlights the shift toward connected safety devices, detailing pricing for alarms, monitoring subscriptions, and legal nuances surrounding pepper spray.
The new Google Home Speaker replaces legacy hardware, while the free Gemini for Home assistant introduces paid tiers for advanced features, marking a strategic shift in Google’s smart home revenue strategy.
Samsung Display introduces titanium-alloy components to enhance structural stability, with reports of an exclusivity deal for future Apple devices.
Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek’s Neko Health raises fresh capital from high-profile investors to scale its body-scanning operations across America.
The startup, founded by former SpaceX engineer Jordan Black, aims to replace manual, legacy manufacturing processes with automated tracking and digital twins for defence and automotive sectors.
Experts warn that the push for automated customer service is creating "sludge" that frustrates users and damages reputations, despite investor pressure to adopt the technology.
With the Infectious Diseases Society of America estimating actual infections are double official counts, the outbreak is projected to worsen before improving.
Executives signal a move to capture full value from digital sales and break the brand’s association with fixed home environments
The Starlink V5 dish is now available in limited US regions, including Montana, exclusively for the entry-level $55 monthly plan. The hardware shift coincides with a broader manufacturing ramp-up following the company’s recent public listing.