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T-Mobile and Rivals Launch Major iPhone 18 Pro Promotions Ahead of Release
US carriers are competing with aggressive deals for the iPhone 18 Pro, as customers weigh new features, trade-in offers, and early reviews just days before launch.
28 sources · over 9 days
Waymo to Launch Robotaxi Services in Tokyo and Singapore by 2028
Waymo, owned by Alphabet, will introduce fully driverless taxi services in Tokyo in 2027 and Singapore in 2028, marking its first major expansion into Asia.
8 sources · over 4 days
Bose Launches New Sport Open Earbuds and Upgrades Ultra Open Earbuds
Bose has introduced two new open-ear wireless earbuds models, improving battery life, audio quality, and pricing to challenge rivals in the fast-growing open earbuds market.
8 sources · over 2 days
Apple Considers Reentering Server Market With M8 Ultra Chips and Nvidia Technology
Apple is reportedly developing enterprise servers using its own M8 Ultra chips and Nvidia networking hardware, aiming to target the growing demand for AI-optimized infrastructure.
12 sources · over 2 days
Anthropic Merges Claude Chat and Cowork Into a Unified AI Workspace
Anthropic has combined its Claude chat and Cowork applications, letting users create and edit documents directly within Claude to streamline professional workflows and reduce the need to switch between tools.
15 sources · over 2 days
OpenAI Reveals Six New AI Safety Incidents and Introduces Transparency Framework
OpenAI has disclosed several recent safety lapses involving its artificial intelligence models and announced a new reporting system to improve transparency and accountability in the industry.
35 sources · over 2 days
Snap Unveils Specs AR Glasses and AI Assistant, Expanding Into Enterprise
Snap has launched its first consumer-ready AR glasses, Specs, featuring a built-in AI assistant and targeting both consumers and enterprise clients.
12 sources · over 5 days
Zuckerberg Rejects AI Slowdown, Insists Labs Have Safety Incentives
As debate grows over regulating artificial intelligence, Mark Zuckerberg argues that tech companies are already motivated to keep AI safe without mandatory slowdowns or new regulations.
15 sources · today
Spotify Adds Option to Exclude Kids' Music from Wrapped and Recommendations
Spotify has launched a new feature allowing parents to filter out children's music from their Wrapped summaries and recommendations, making year-end stats more accurate for adult users.
8 sources · over 2 days
Valve Launches Steam Frame, a Standalone VR Headset With Half-Life: Alyx
Valve has entered the standalone VR market with the Steam Frame headset, aiming to attract gamers through wireless streaming and a bundled hit game, but faces questions about timing and price.
17 sources · over 7 days
Apple Launches iOS 27 and Major Updates for iPhone, iPad, Watch, and Mac
Apple's iOS 27 arrives today, bringing new AI-powered features and performance improvements to millions of compatible devices, but some key functions will be delayed until later updates.
34 sources · over 8 days
Anthropic Researcher Resigns, Citing Dangerous AI Risks and Industry Recklessness
A senior Anthropic researcher has quit over fears that current AI development is dangerously outpacing safety measures, sparking urgent debate about how tech companies handle the risks of advanced artificial intelligence.
112 sources · over 10 days