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Pilots Call on F.A.A. to Halt Rainmaker Drone Seeding

A powerful U.S. pilots union is urging federal regulators to reject an air-taxi start-up’s proposal…

California’s SB 53 AI safety bill goes to Newsom

California lawmakers pass SB 53, a closely watched artificial intelligence safety measure that would require…

Apple AI Leader Robby Walker Signs Out

One of Apple’s most senior artificial intelligence executives is stepping down. Robby Walker, the executive…

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Facebook breach settlement payments to begin

Payments from Facebook’s record-breaking user privacy settlement are beginning to arrive, marking the first traces of cash tied to the…

xAI Cuts 500 Data Labelers, Pivots to Specialist Tutors

xAI has purportedly cut around 500 jobs from its data annotation outfit in a substantial move to change how the…

Proton Mail Blocks the Accounts of Two Journalists

Proton Mail, the Swiss encrypted email company, briefly shut down two journalists’ accounts linked to their reporting on a high-profile…

Inside the Tech That Could Hunt for ICE’s Most Dangerous Immigrants

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has gone into overdrive, relying on a vast technology infrastructure to locate and monitor people at…

Hike shuts down amid India’s gaming crackdown

Hike, which was once one of India’s most valuable consumer internet startups, is no longer going to develop new social…

Samsung and Google need to keep pace with iPhone 17’s 256GB

Apple quietly did something truly consumer-friendly with the iPhone 17: It made 256GB the baseline. This one tweak may prove…

YouTube Introduces Multilingual Dubbing to Creators

YouTube flips on multilingual dubbing for creators, touting faster path to global audiences. Thenew feature enables channels to upload their…

The Google Feature Getting In My Way of Switching to iPhone

I’ve been tempted to switch to an iPhone a few times. Great cameras, well-crafted hardware, nice ecosystem — there’s much…

Google plans Health Connect upgrade to challenge Apple

Android’s health narrative has always been a mess of apps and silos. Where Apple Health is the single hub for…

Google shifts to risk-led Android security updates

Google is changing how Android handles security updates, boosting the pressure on device makers to roll out patches even faster,…

Baseus EnerCore CJ11 review: 67W pixel-fast, clutter-free

For the pixel pro owner who loathes cable spaghetti, the Baseus EnerCore CJ11 finds the sweet spot. It’s a diminutive…

How a pico projector saved my DIY banner

I am not the lady you ring up to freehand a mural. But I am the type to beg, borrow…

iPhone 17 vs Pixel 10: Did Apple just take the lead?

Apple’s average iPhone hardly ever draws attention on its own, but the base model of the iPhone 17 is the…

Gemini Live simplifies second-language practice

I never imagined a voice-first AI would be my language coach, but Gemini Live proved me wrong. I slipped into…

3 Months Growing Produce Indoors With Gardyn

For three months, I turned a quiet spot in my apartment into a cracker box-sized produce aisle, using Gardyn’s vertical…

Gemini’s Nano Banana Singed Me — and I Love It Anyway

The company’s Gemini-powered Nano Banana is the first Google image editor to consistently tweak the things you ask for without…

Roofman review: Tatum’s strange true-crime comedy

Channing Tatum takes a trip down the weirdest lane of his career with Roofman, a fact-based comedy from Derek Cianfrance…

Download watchOS, macOS Tahoe, iPadOS, tvOS and visionOS 26

Apple’s next set of platform releases are landing this fall throughout the lineup, sharing a canonical version number—watchOS 26, iPadOS…

Webb finds giant star shooting out huge jets

A stunning new photo from the James Webb Space Telescope captures a massive young star firing off twin, supersonic jet…

Good Boy review: Graham and Riseborough are darkly winning

Good Boy slinks in like a midnight movie and then bares its teeth. Starring Stephen Graham and Andrea Riseborough, this…

The best iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max cases available now

New iPhones are here, and the first accessory any new owner should purchase is a case — for an excellent…

From iPhone to Pixel 10: Jumping into the AI Future

Switching from an iPhone to the Pixel 10 in 2021 does not feel like a regular platform upgrade; it feels…

Two iPhone 17 AI features that change the game

Though Apple’s iPhone 17 launch was silicon- and sensor-heavy, the pair of AI-powered upgrades that won the day were marketed…

Starlink Drops to $59: SpaceX’s Least Expensive Plan Yet

SpaceX is trying some of its most aggressive Starlink pricing yet, with a $59-per-month Residential plan test being unleashed in…