Apple has not cancelled its glass iPhone redesign for 20th anniversary
The Cupertino-based tech giant has been reportedly developing a more ambitious design for its 20th anniversary iPhone for some time. Apple has reportedly explored an even more glass-heavy version through its design studio, but the concept was eventually dropped. The biggest challenge was manufacturing. Apple allegedly faced difficulties connecting the glass panels while also ensuring
Zuckerberg’s AI-for-all pitch faces a big problem
The company is built on everyday people using its products (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp) and then selling companies access to their attention. It’s not as if Meta can completely upend its business model and start selling AI automation tools to companies. In some ways, that’s fine. AI agents can be a good fit for Meta’s user
The surveillance drones used by the UK Royal Navy were found transmitting data to China
The surveillance drones used by the UK Royal Navy were found transmitting data to China, according to an investigation carried out by The Telegraph. The K3 surveillance drones had Chinese-made components and they sent data to an internet address in China. This package was also part of the unmanned surface vessels to be deployed in
Trump Media & Technology Group quarterly loss widens
Trump Media & Technology Group, founded by U.S. President Donald Trump and known for its Truth Social platform, reported a wider second-quarter loss, largely due to unrealized losses tied to its cryptocurrency assets. Its second-quarter net loss jumped to $238.1 million from about $20 million a year earlier, the company said in a statement. Digital
Google Rolls Out It AI to clients for Job Applications
Google pitches its artificial intelligence tools to corporate clients as a way to more quickly sift through a mountain of job applications to find the most promising candidates. Some of its own AI researchers don’t want to rely on these tools when recruiting. Google DeepMind’s AGI Safety and Alignment Team, which seeks to mitigate the
GalaxEye acquires StarOps
Infosys-backed spacetech startup GalaxEye has acquired spacecraft engineering company StarOps to strengthen its in-house satellite development capabilities. StarOps traces its origins to TeamIndus, India’s first spacetech startup, set up in 2010, and secured a spot in the Google Lunar XPRIZE competition to land a spacecraft on the moon. Several members of the team previously worked
Microsoft warns that Hackers can use hotel Wi-Fi to steal passwords
Microsoft has warned travellers about a new cyberattack campaign in which hackers are targeting hotel Wi-Fi networks to steal passwords, access accounts and even spy on victims. The campaign, identified as ‘CaptiveCrunch’, is being linked to Storm-2945 — a cybercriminal group. These are the Wi-Fi networks commonly found in hotels, conference centres and other public
Apple explores Chinese memory chips from CXMT for iPhones
Apple is exploring memory chips from Chinese manufacturer ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) as it looks for ways to deal with a global shortage of memory chips fuelled by the artificial intelligence boom,The chips are being evaluated for several Apple products, including iPhones and MacBooks. Initial discussions between Apple and CXMT have focused on supplying components
Russia rolling out Starlink replacement faster than Ukrainian government expected
Russia has been rolling out its own satellite internet in the style of Starlink after Elon Musk’s US network blocked its services for the aggressor in the war. Ukraine has now found that Moscow’s attempt to replace Starlink has been going faster than expected, the deputy head of Ukraine’s GUR military intelligence service said. According
Meta launches Muse Glimmer AI model
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Monday released a new open-weight model Muse Glimmer, is much smaller than leading AI models from rivals and is instead designed for agentic tasks and can run on a Mac or PC with a single graphics card. He also said that Meta supports open source AI and that he believes