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AYANEO's Pocket MICRO 2 upgrades the retro handheld with Snapdragon power, bigger battery, better controls, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Starts at $239.
Uber is permanently disqualifying violent felons, adding stalking and strangulation offenses, and switching to lifetime SSN trace lookback for all US drivers and couriers.
Polestar says it will refocus on Europe after BIS did not authorize model year 2027 US sales under the Connected Vehicles Rule.
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol preview introduces Sol, Terra and Luna tiers, new benchmark charts, API pricing and trusted-partner access.
A practical Shokz open-ear headphones guide comparing OpenDots 2, OpenFit 2+, OpenRun Pro 2, and older models.
NASA TESS found TOI-791 b and c, two super-puff cotton candy planets with Jupiter-like sizes but only a fraction of Jupiter mass.
The U.S. Commerce Department cleared Anthropic to redeploy its Mythos 5 cybersecurity model to roughly 100 critical-infrastructure organizations, two weeks after suspending access.
IBM sub-1 nm chip packs 100 billion transistors using a 3D nanostack architecture, doubling density and boosting efficiency by up to 70%.
YouTube Shorts is adding 2x speed, Clear Screen, a heart button, and stronger feed controls while retiring the old dislike button.
Copilot in Excel now supports reusable Skills, live financial data connectors, and full change tracking for finance teams.
Samsung says SmartThings API paid tiers target October 2026, with free access through Q3 and a $4.99 personal developer plan.
Samsung's Galaxy A27 5G brings a 120Hz hole-punch display, a Snapdragon 6 Gen 3, and six years of updates - but it costs $350, a $50 jump over the A26, and drops water resistance from IP67 to IP64. It reaches most markets July 3 and the US on July 14.
OpenAI unveiled Jalapeño, its first custom AI accelerator, co-designed with Broadcom. The 'Intelligence Processor' is built for LLM inference - running models like ChatGPT more efficiently and cutting OpenAI's reliance on Nvidia. It deploys in data centers in late 2026.
Rockstar confirmed the GTA 6 price: $79.99 for the Standard Edition and $99.99 for the Ultimate Edition, with a November 19, 2026 launch on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. There's no PC version at launch, and the physical box holds a download code instead of a disc - drawing immediate backlash.
