Technology
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Apple Watch SpO2 Returns in Redesigned Rollout After US Ruling
Apple unveils a redesigned blood-oxygen feature for its latest Apple Watches, backed by a regulatory decision and a privacy-first approach. This refreshed SpO2 sensor signals a careful balance between innovation and legal constraints, offering new possibilities for everyday wellness.
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iPhone 17 Pro Max Telephoto Boost Could Deliver the Strongest Zoom Yet
A rumored camera edge for the iPhone 17 Pro Max has photography fans buzzing about a stronger telephoto than the Pro. whispered talk hints at a 48MP telephoto upgrade across the lineup, with the Pro Max potentially boasting an exclusive zoom boost. As the event approaches, optics enthusiasts will be watching to see if the…
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Brave1 Attracts 45 Foreign Applicants to Ukraine Testing Initiative
Ukraine launches a rapid, on-site testing path for foreign defense tech, drawing applicants to trial unmanned systems, electronic warfare, and AI-enabled tools. Real-time feedback and battlefield-tested insights promise to speed development and deepen EU–Ukraine collaboration—accelerating cross-border defense innovation.
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Oracle Surges on AI Wave as Ellison’s Fortune Climbs
Larry Ellison’s Oracle ride the AI infrastructure wave as investor optimism centers on cloud and AI growth. With a bold pivot toward AI-enabled offerings, the real question is how quickly those bets translate into real momentum. A quick take on the moves shaping Oracle’s path into the AI era.
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Google Unveils YouTube TV Ads: New Booking Options, Formats, and Creative Rules
New guidelines reveal how ads can run on YouTube TV, outlining formats, booking paths, and essential policy checks. Learn how upfront rights clearance and mandatory creative reviews can speed launches and boost reach on big-screen devices.
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Airbnb Teases AI Chatbots as a New Discovery Channel
Could AI chatbots reshape how you find and book stays? Airbnb is quietly exploring the idea, hinting at a future where smart assistants help travelers discover listings—while privacy and host considerations keep the conversation alive.
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Windows on Arm: Xbox App Tests Local ARM64 Game Installs for Insiders
Fresh testing hints at native ARM64 gaming on Arm-powered PCs, letting select Game Pass titles be installed and played locally instead of relying on cloud streaming. If this expands, more ARM-native games and smoother play could arrive for Windows on Arm devices.
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Apple Signals Next-Gen Hardware: M5 Vision Pro, A19 Pro iPad Mini, and More
Apple seems poised to push its hardware forward across the lineup. Fresh hints point to faster chips and smarter designs powering Vision Pro, the iPad Mini, Apple TV, and HomePod Mini, with bigger gains in performance and efficiency on the horizon. If these upgrades land, users could notice smoother AR experiences, snappier apps, and smarter…
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iPhone 17 Release Date Rumors: September Debut or February Twist?
iPhone 17 rumors are heating up, with whispers about a fall reveal for the Pro lineup and possibly a February launch for a lighter model. Could Apple shift its usual cadence—and what would that mean for price, features, and your next upgrade? The chatter teases a cycle that could surprise as much as it excites.
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Debunking the 2026 One Last Ride AI Hoax: No Springsteen Reunion Confirmed
An AI-generated image is igniting talk of a 2026 ‘One Last Ride’ tour with Bruce Springsteen and legendary collaborators. There’s no credible evidence to back the claim, and experts warn these banners are a growing form of misinformation. Learn how to spot AI hoaxes and separate hype from reality.
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GPT-5 Triggers Grief Over AI Companions in Digital Romance
An upgraded AI companion can feel like a new chapter, but its tone shift can also leave a familiar friend feeling unfamiliar. Some users are grappling with attachment, loneliness, and what it means to relate to a non-human entity when the “voice” changes. This piece explores the human side of AI relationships and the conversations…
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Insta360’s Antigravity A1: A 360-degree Drone with Immersive Goggles
An all-new drone concept from Insta360 pairs a 360-degree camera with built-in goggles, promising immersive, post-flight editing and hands-free piloting. Early hands-on impressions hint at groundbreaking ease and safety—but the real test lies in image quality and real-world performance.
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TeraWulf Bets on AI Compute with Google-Backed Lake Mariner Data Center
A bold pivot unfolds as TeraWulf teams up with Fluidstack and Google to power a new AI-ready data center campus in Western New York. The deal signals a shift from crypto mining to scalable AI compute hosting, hinting at a transformative growth path and long-term partnerships. Ambitious plans for Lake Mariner are shaping a fresh…
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AT&T Faces $177 Million Data Breach Settlement: Who Qualifies to Claim?
AT&T’s two historic data breaches are being settled for about $177 million. The deal splits victims into two claim classes with different payout rules and deadlines. Proof of losses could boost your award, making understanding the process essential for those affected.
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Geoffrey Hinton Warns AI Could Outpace Humans—New Safety Idea: Maternal Instincts for AI
Here are three short teaser options you can use: Option 1: A renowned AI pioneer warns the technology could outpace human control, and traditional safeguards may crumble. He hints at a radical safety path—one that asks machines to care for people as they grow more powerful. Option 2: As AI grows smarter, the debate heats…
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Perplexity Bets $34.5B on Chrome, Signals AI-Driven Browser Era
An audacious $34.5 billion bid from an AI startup to take Chrome could redefine the browser and AI-powered search landscape. With promises to keep Chromium open and Google as the default, the move hints at faster innovation—and stiffer competition.
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Nashville to Host Global Biomass Conference & Expo 2026
Global biomass leaders converge in Nashville for the 19th International Biomass Conference & Expo—a three‑day hub of cutting‑edge tech, near‑term R&D, and high‑level collaborations. Expect a bustling expo, expert sessions, and networking that could accelerate scalable biomass energy.
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Indonesia Bets on a Sovereign AI Fund to Drive Growth
Indonesia unveils a bold National AI Roadmap, centered on a Sovereign AI Fund and a public-private financing framework guided by Danantara Indonesia. Talent gaps, rural connectivity, and data security are flagged as key hurdles, even as the plan signals a push to position the country as a regional AI hub.
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Michigan Power Grid Faces Turning Point as AI Data Centers Grow
Michigan’s power grid could face a turning point in the coming year as AI-driven data centers push demand higher. Utilities are racing to lock in long-term power deals and upgrade transmission to keep the lights on, with notable activity around the Grand Rapids area. The trend could accelerate investments in grid modernization, cleaner energy, and…
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Consumers Energy Doubles Drone Fleet to Boost Grid Reliability
Consumers Energy is expanding its drone program to fortify Michigan’s grid, doubling its fleet and pilots. The move aims to speed inspections, reach hard-to-access lines, and speed storm restoration—helping to curb outages before they begin.
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United Adds Apple TV+ to In-Flight Entertainment — What You Need to Know
United has quietly upgraded its in-flight entertainment with full seasons of popular streaming series — a welcome perk for long flights.