
Apple Discontinues Over 15 Devices; Ex-Engineer Launches Voice Recording Pendant
Apple quietly removed more than a dozen products from its lineup this week, while a former Apple engineer secured funding for a privacy-focused wearable device.

Apple quietly removed more than a dozen products from its lineup this week, while a former Apple engineer secured funding for a privacy-focused wearable device.

AltStore PAL now allows social media users on Mastodon, Threads, and Bluesky to interact with apps through its own Mastodon server.
A landmark case against Meta will determine if social media platforms can be held liable for allegedly addictive design features.

D.A. Davidson analyst Gil Luria described Oracle's latest quarterly results as exceeding what the surface numbers might suggest to investors.
Google has finalized a $32 billion acquisition of cybersecurity company Wiz, marking the largest venture-backed acquisition in history.

Consulting firm Accenture announced it will purchase Ookla, which operates popular internet testing platforms Speedtest and Downdetector, in a $1.2 billion deal.
Intel Corporation's board chairman Frank Yeary is departing the company after serving 17 years in board leadership roles.

A data breach at identity verification company IDMerit reportedly exposed over 203 million U.S. personal records used for identity verification purposes.

A Washington state skier buried in an avalanche was successfully rescued after his wife used a phone tracking app to locate him.
The Salt Typhoon hacking group has reportedly breached multiple American phone companies in recent cyber attacks.
The NRC issued its first construction permit for a new nuclear reactor in nearly a decade to Bill Gates-backed TerraPower.
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