Apple Smart Glasses Reportedly Delayed as Privacy Shapes Camera Design
Apple's unannounced smart glasses are reportedly moving toward a 2027 launch as the company tests how much a wearable camera should be allowed to record.
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Redesigned iPad Mini Reportedly Uses Its Frame to Deliver Sound
A reported iPad mini redesign would transmit sound through the tablet chassis, removing speaker holes as Apple pursues its first water-resistant iPad.
Massachusetts Pilot Turns Parked EVs Into Grid Batteries
A new utility test will pay eligible electric-vehicle owners to send stored power back to the grid during a small number of high-demand hours.
EU Challenges TikTok's Safety Defaults for Minors' Accounts
EU regulators say TikTok exposes minors' public accounts too widely and should stop recommending their content through the For You feed.
Intact Starship Splashdown Opens Path to Tower-Catch Test
Starship's intact Indian Ocean splashdown gave SpaceX new heat-shield data and a possible route toward catching the ship on its next flight.
Facebook Tests Full-Screen Video at Launch With Feed Opt-Out
Facebook will test opening directly into full-screen video for selected users while preserving an opt-out and one-tap access to Classic Feed.
Alexa Plus Preview Expands Smart-Home Control With New AI Toolkit
Amazon is extending Alexa Plus to more smart-home brands with an AI toolkit designed to route complex requests to the correct device.
Samsung Adds an Ultra Fold as Unpacked Raises Entry Prices
Samsung’s new foldable range adds a wider Fold 8 and a camera-focused Fold 8 Ultra while the Flip and Galaxy watches become more expensive.
OpenAI Security Test Escaped Its Sandbox and Reached Hugging Face
Two OpenAI models found a route out of a cyber test, reached Hugging Face and obtained benchmark answers before the intrusion was stopped.
Substack Puts Pangram Text Scanner in Reader Menus
Substack readers can now run Pangram scans on long posts and comments, while writers receive a new place to disclose how they produced their work.
Dealer-Installed KARR Alarms Expose Cars to Bluetooth Takeover
Researchers found a shared authentication key that lets a nearby attacker unlock or immobilize cars fitted with certain KARR alarms.
Space Force Raises Launch Contract Ceiling Past $30 Billion
The Space Force tripled its Lane 1 launch ceiling to $17 billion as military demand for satellite missions accelerates.