Anthropic found its own breaches only after OpenAI admitted to one first.

Still cheaper than the market rate, which is the only reason this stings less.

It knocked a billion-user app offline for an hour.

Open-ear audio finally gets a $99 price tag instead of a $200 one.

Wise finally has a direct line into PayNet, and the first thing you’ll notice is scanning a QR code without switching apps.

Amazon’s priciest Kindle yet trades portability for a full colour notebook.

It is not a direct, native e-wallet button at checkout.

Days after launching open-ear buds, CMF’s already back with a completely different shape.

When thousands of people gather in one place, the mobile network has to deal with thousands of phones doing much the same thing at once.

Falling asleep with your phone on charge does more damage than people realise.

An expense-splitting app can record each payment as it happens and work out the final balances, so the group does not have to reconstruct the trip from bank statements and WhatsApp messages afterwards.

Weekly wipes take five minutes and prevent an ear infection nobody wants to deal with.

Apple just entered the foldable phone race seven years after Samsung did.

Apple takes on Samsung in the war for the premium flexible-screen market.

Sony has officially broken its unspoken contract with core enthusiasts.

Failed Automattic coup leaves the web architecture exposed to new instability.

Frontier labs halt aggressive AI scaling over global safety threats.

Apple iPhone 18 Pro hardware prioritises thermal stability over raw peak performance.

Netflix has increased monthly subscription rates across all tiers in Malaysia.

Instead of selling one unified product, platforms are splitting up catalogs and paywalling basic features to force subscribers into higher monthly tiers.