Ukraine's military has restored full functionality of Starlink satellite links for drones and fast-moving equipment after a week of restricted speeds. The slowdown had hampered defense operations, particularly against Russian drone and missile attacks.
Apple introduced its first touchscreen MacBook Pro with an OLED display at a recent event. The device starts at $2,899 and features a new touch interface, marking a significant shift in the company's laptop design.
Anthropic filed paperwork to go public in what could be one of the largest stock market debuts in history. The move highlights the rapid growth of AI companies and raises concerns about risks tied to autonomous systems and financial sustainability.
Elon Musk has proposed merging his companies Tesla and SpaceX, citing strategic benefits amid AI and space ambitions. The potential deal, which requires shareholder approval, could reshape major tech and aerospace sectors.
Google has launched Gemini 4 Carbon, its latest AI model, highlighting advancements in cybersecurity, coding, and agentic tasks. The model ranks first on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0, according to Google.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission sued Utah to block enforcement of state gambling laws against prediction markets. The legal action highlights growing conflict between federal regulators and state governments over the regulation of financial prediction platforms.
Some users of Apple's new foldable iPhone Duo reported screen cracks shortly after the device launched. Apple confirmed the issue and said it will replace affected units.
Apple introduced a new iPad mini with a larger OLED screen, faster chip, and water resistance. The device's higher price may affect its appeal in certain markets.
Amazon introduced a range of new Echo-related hardware, including a smart clock with sleep sensing, a large smart display, and an upgraded speaker with a camera. The launches reflect a shift toward focused, individual product reveals rather than a single major event.
Alexandria, Virginia, will deactivate Flock Safety's AI-powered license plate cameras and remove them by December due to council and community opposition. The move reflects growing concerns over surveillance technology and privacy in public spaces.
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