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2026 PORSCHE CAYENNE EV SUV TO FEATURE WIRELESS CHARGING, JUST LIKE A SMARTPHONE
Porsche is preparing to launch its next-generation Cayenne EV SUV in 2026, and one of its standout features will be the ability to charge wirelessly—much like placing a smartphone on a charging pad.
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September 06, 2025
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JUDGE REJECTS REQUEST TO BREAK UP GOOGLE IN LANDMARK ANTITRUST CASE, SHIFTING FOCUS TO BEHAVIORAL REMEDIES
A U.S. federal judge has rejected calls from regulators and rival companies to break up Google, dealing a significant blow to one of the most consequential antitrust cases of the modern tech era.
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September 06, 2025
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META HIRES APPLE'S ROBOTICS AI LEAD AS THREE MORE SIRI RESEARCHERS EXIT CUPERTINO
Meta has recruited Ruslan Salakhutdinov, Apple's director of robotics Al, marking another high-profile defection from Cupertino as the company accelerates its own push into advanced artificial intelligence.
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September 06, 2025
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DOLBY VISION 2 IS COMING BUT YOUR TV ISN'T OBSOLETE JUST YET
Dolby Laboratories is preparing to launch Dolby Vision 2, the next generation of its premium high dynamic range (HDR) format, promising sharper contrast, more accurate colors, and improved performance on future displays.
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September 06, 2025
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EMPLOYEES ARE BRINGING THEIR OWN AI TOOLS TO WORK, LEAVING COMPANIES SCRAMBLING TO CATCH UP
From ChatGPT and Claude to MidJourney and GitHub Copilot, artificial intelligence tools are rapidly finding their way into offices, classrooms, and factories-often not through official company rollouts, but through employees adopting them on their own. The result is a growing divide between how workers are already using AI to do their jobs and how employers are struggling to regulate, secure, and integrate these tools into existing systems.
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September 06, 2025
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APPLE DROPS MLS SEASON PASS PRICE TO $29 FOR REST OF 2025 IN PUSH TO BOOST SOCCER STREAMING
Apple has cut the price of its MLS Season Pass subscription to $29 for the remainder of 2025, slashing the cost in an aggressive move to expand its soccer streaming audience.
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September 06, 2025
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MING-CHI KUO CASTS DOUBT ON KEY RUMORS SURROUNDING APPLE'S FOLDABLE IPHONE, SAYS DEVICE 'UNLIKELY' TO FEATURE EXPECTED TECHNOLOGY
The highly anticipated foldable iPhone, expected to arrive in 2026, has been the subject of a steady stream of leaks and speculation.
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September 06, 2025
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WINDOWS 10 END-OF-SUPPORT PUTS SPAIN AT RISK, WITH MORE THAN HALF OF COMPUTERS STILL RUNNING THE OS
Spain faces a looming digital security crisis as Microsoft prepares to end support for Windows 10 in October 2025.
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September 06, 2025
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OPENAI ACQUIRES STATSIG FOR $1.1 BILLION, BRINGING CEO ONBOARD TO LEAD APPLICATIONS STRATEGY
OpenAl has announced the acquisition of Statsig, a fast-growing product experimentation and feature management startup, in a deal valued at $1.1 billion. The move signals OpenAl's intent to strengthen its ability to build and scale consumer-facing applications powered by its AI models, while also expanding its leadership team with Statsig's CEO Vijaye Raji, who will join OpenAl as an executive overseeing applications.
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September 06, 2025
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OPENAI TO BUILD INDIA DATA CENTER WITH AT LEAST 1GW CAPACITY AS GLOBAL AI INFRASTRUCTURE EXPANDS
OpenAl is preparing to establish a massive data center in India with an initial planned capacity of at least one gigawatt, according to people familiar with the project.
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September 06, 2025
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OPENAI TO INTRODUCE PARENTAL CONTROLS FOR CHATGPT AMID GROWING YOUTH USAGE AND SAFETY CONCERNS
OpenAl is preparing to roll out parental controls for ChatGPT, responding to calls from parents, educators, and regulators to provide more guardrails as the AI assistant becomes increasingly popular with children and teenagers.
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September 06, 2025
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IBM AND AMD TURN TO QUANTUM COMPUTING AS THEY STRUGGLE TO CATCH UP IN GENERATIVE AI RACE
The artificial intelligence boom has minted new titans.
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September 06, 2025
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HUMANS ARE BEING HIRED TO MAKE AI "SLOP" LOOK LESS SLOPPY AS DEMAND FOR POLISHED MACHINE CONTENT SURGES
As artificial intelligence floods the internet with machine-generated text, images, and video, a growing number of companies are quietly hiring humans to clean up what's often being derisively called \"AI slop.\"
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September 06, 2025
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HUAWEI UNVEILS NEW TRIFOLD SMARTPHONE AHEAD OF APPLE'S IPHONE 17 REVEAL
Huawei has unveiled its first trifold smartphone, a dramatic new entrant in the foldable race that pushes design boundaries just weeks before Apple's iPhone 17 launch event.
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September 06, 2025
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OPTIMUS: MUSK HINTS AT TESLA'S NEXT $20 TRILLION OPPORTUNITY
Elon Musk is once again raising expectations around Optimus, Tesla's humanoid robot project, suggesting it could one day represent a $20 trillion business opportunity—an addressable market larger than Tesla's current automotive, energy, and AI ventures combined.
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September 06, 2025
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BLIZZARD FILES COPYRIGHT LAWSUIT AGAINST "TURTLE WOW" PRIVATE SERVER IN CRACKDOWN ON WORLD OF WARCRAFT CLONES
Blizzard Entertainment has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against the operators of Turtle WoW, a private server offering fans an unofficial version of World of Warcraft.
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September 06, 2025
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OPENAI TESTS NEW “THINKING EFFORT" FEATURE FOR CHATGPT, PROMISING MORE CONTROL OVER AI REASONING
OpenAl is experimenting with a new feature for ChatGPT called \"Thinking effort\", which allows users to adjust how much computational depth the AI applies before delivering a response.
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September 06, 2025
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CROWDSTRIKE ACQUIRES ONUM FOR $290 MILLION TO STRENGTHEN AI-POWERED CYBERSECURITY CAPABILITIES
CrowdStrike has announced the acquisition of Onum, a fast-growing startup specializing in Al-driven network security analytics, in a deal valued at $290 million.
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September 06, 2025
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THE ULTIMATE CHOICE TO PUSH THE BOUNDARIES OF PREMIUM EXPERIENCE
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September 06, 2025
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NVIDIA UNVEILS $3,499 ROBOTICS CHIP FOR "PHYSICAL AI” AS IT EYES THE NEXT COMPUTING REVOLUTION
Nvidia, fresh off its meteoric rise as the defining company of the artificial intelligence boom, is turning its focus from the digital world of language models to the physical world of robotics.
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Techlife News #722
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SPACEX'S STARSHIP DEPLOYS FIRST MOCK STARLINK SATELLITES ON 10TH TEST FLIGHT, MARKING A MAJOR PROGRAM MILESTONE
The flight, launched from the company’s Starbase facility in Boca Chica, Texas, was closely watched by both industry insiders and regulators, as Starship is central not only to SpaceX’s long-term commercial plans but also to NASA's Artemis program, which is counting on the vehicle to land astronauts on the Moon later this decade. A NEW MILESTONE IN STARSHIP DEVELOPMENT Starship has steadily improved since its fiery early flights in 2023, with each launch designed to test different components of the system. The 10th mission marked the first demonstration of Starship’s ability to carry and release payloads into orbit, simulating what a future operational mission would look like when deploying hundreds of Starlink satellites in a single launch. SpaceX confirmed that the payload bay doors opened successfully in orbit and that a set of mock Starlink units—essentially mass simulators designed to mimic the size and weight of the satellites—were released smoothly. The test verified mechanical systems critical for future missions and provided valuable telemetry on how the rocket performs when transitioning from ascent to payload deployment. WHY STARSHIP MATTERS TO STARLINK Starlink, SpaceX's global satellite broadband service, currently relies on Falcon 9 rockets to place satellites into low-Earth orbit. But Falcon 9 can only carry about 60 Starlink units at a time, requiring a steady cadence of launches to maintain and expand the network. Starship, by contrast, is designed to deploy hundreds of satellites per flight, massively scaling the constellation at lower cost per unit. With over 6,000 Starlink satellites already in orbit, the service has become a critical revenue driver for SpaceX. The shift to Starship could accelerate global coverage, improve bandwidth, and make the business model more sustainable. “Starship is essential for Starlink’s long-term economics,” said one industry analyst. “It turns what is currently a heavy logistical effort into something far more efficient.” TECHNICAL PROGRESS AND REMAINING HURDLES In addition to payload deployment, the 10th test flight gathered data on booster recovery maneuvers and heat shield performance during reentry. While full reusability remains SpaceX’s ultimate goal, the company is still refining the ability to recover both the Super Heavy booster and Starship upper stage intact. The flight built on the successes of the ninth mission, when both stages demonstrated controlled flight for the longest durations yet. With each incremental improvement, SpaceX inches closer to its vision of rapid-turnaround reusable rockets, similar to commercial airliners. BROADER IMPLICATIONS: FROM MOON TO MARS NASA has contracted SpaceX to develop a lunar version of Starship as part of the Artemis program, which aims to return astronauts to the Moon in 2026. Demonstrating payload deployment capability strengthens SpaceX's case that Starship can support complex missions beyond Earth orbit, including delivering cargo modules, lunar landers, and eventually human habitats. Elon Musk has also repeatedly emphasized Starship’s role in enabling Mars colonization, arguing that only a fully reusable, heavy-lift rocket can make interplanetary settlement economically feasible. Successful orbital payload operations mark a critical step toward proving Starship’s viability for such ambitions. ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRY IMPACT The 10th test flight reinforces SpaceX’s dominance in the commercial space sector. Rivals such as Blue Origin and United Launch Alliance are developing heavy-lift rockets, but none have demonstrated the kind of rapid iteration SpaceX is applying to Starship. The potential to launch hundreds of satellites at once could reshape the economics of the broadband industry, raising competitive pressure on terrestrial internet providers and even on Amazon's Project Kuiper, which is also deploying a satellite constellation. LOOKING AHEAD With this milestone achieved, SpaceX is expected to attempt more ambitious missions in 2026, including tests of in-orbit refueling—a capability that will be essential for long-duration lunar and Mars missions. Future flights may also carry real Starlink payloads, paving the way for Starship to transition from experimental flights to operational workhorses. For now, the successful deployment of mock satellites confirms that Starship is no longer just a test vehicle—it is evolving into the spacecraft that SpaceX has long promised, one capable of reshaping satellite broadband, deep space exploration, and the future of commercial spaceflight.
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APPLE STUDY FINDS LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS BENEFIT FROM CLASSIC "CHAINING" PRODUCTIVITY TRICK
Apple has published new research suggesting that large language models (LLMs)—the same kind of systems that power AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Apple's own in-house models—can see measurable performance improvements when applied with a decades-old productivity method: breaking down big tasks into smaller, structured steps.
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CYBERSECURITY RESEARCHERS WARN OF FLAW IN GOOGLE'S GEMINI CHATBOT THAT COULD LET HACKERS SEIZE SMART HOME DEVICES
A team of cybersecurity researchers has uncovered a serious flaw in Google's Gemini AI chatbot that could potentially allow hackers to take control of connected smart home devices.
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TESLA'S ROBOTAXI GEOFENCE EXPANSION ENTERS "PLAID MODE" - AND COMES WITH AN UNEXPECTED SURPRISE
Tesla's long-promised robotaxi service is taking a dramatic leap forward.
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APPLE REPORTEDLY WEIGHED ACQUISITIONS OF MISTRAL AND PERPLEXITY AS AI RACE INTENSIFIES
Apple, which has been steadily accelerating its artificial intelligence strategy under the “Apple Intelligence” banner, reportedly held internal discussions about acquiring fast-growing AI startups Mistral and Perplexity.
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U.S. AIR FORCE'S X-37B SPACEPLANE LAUNCHES AGAIN WITH MYSTERIOUS 'QUANTUM GPS' PAYLOAD
The X-37B, the U.S. military's secretive robotic spaceplane, is back in orbit after lifting off for its seventh mission—this time carrying an experimental navigation system dubbed “quantum GPS.”
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AT&T TO ACQUIRE ECHOSTAR SPECTRUM LICENSES IN $23 BILLION DEAL TO BOOST 5G FOOTPRINT
AT&T has struck a deal to acquire spectrum licenses from EchoStar for about $23 billion, a move that could significantly expand the telecom giant's 5G network capacity at a time when demand for high-speed mobile data is surging.
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APPLE'S FIRST FOLDABLE IPHONE SET FOR 2026 WITH FOUR CAMERAS, TOUCH ID, AND A FUTURE WITHOUT SIM SLOTS
Apple is preparing to enter the foldable phone market in 2026 with a device that promises to be one of its boldest iPhone redesigns in over a decade.
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APPLE ANNOUNCES SEPTEMBER 9 LAUNCH EVENT IPHONE 17 EXPECTED TO HEADLINE WITH MAJOR DESIGN CHANGES
Apple has officially confirmed its next big product launch event for September 9, 2025, and all signs point to the unveiling of the iPhone 17 lineup.
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APPLE EXPANDS IPHONE 17 MANUFACTURING TO FIVE PLANTS ACROSS INDIA, MARKING ITS BIGGEST SHIFT YET AWAY FROM CHINA
Apple is preparing its largest manufacturing expansion in India to date, with the upcoming iPhone 17 slated to be assembled across five separate plants in the country.
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