Despite ‘misgivings,’ judge approves Elon Musk’s $1.5M SEC settlement
A judge has approved a $1.5 million penalty levied against Elon Musk that will settle a U.S. Securities and Exchange […]
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T-Mobile is making two of its best deals unavailable to its own users
Joe Maring / Android Authority TL;DR T-Mobile is restricting its Keep & Switch and Family Freedom deals from tomorrow. Existing
Criterion says Burnout isn’t forgotten… but that’s exactly what worries me
As part of its recent interview with IGN, Criterion reflected on its 30-year journey, from Burnout and Need for Speed
A new satellite wants to prove nuclear power can work in space without solar panels
What just happened? A small satellite launched this week is testing a space-based nuclear power system that does not rely
The $2,000 club: Apple, Samsung, Google bet on foldables
Apple, Samsung, and Google are all expected to introduce their takes on folding smartphones in the coming weeks. All three
NATO taps Accenture and Leonardo for €200M secure cloud
NATO wants a cloud it can trust under fire. Its technology agency has signed a contract worth about €200 million
Meta Is Toying With the Idea of Smart Glasses That Record Everything, All the Time
Smart glasses ick people out for various reasons, and many have to do with cameras. In response to that ever-growing
Claude Cowork expands to mobile and web as Anthropic reveals what people actually use it for
You can now run Claude Cowork in the cloud, from the web or mobile Knowledge work now accounts for around
The real cost, security, and culture problems behind enterprise AI agents
Presented by Red Hat At VentureBeat's recent AI Impact event, where the discussion centered on what separates enterprises that scale
Meta Says It Will Disable The Camera On Its Glasses If You Tamper With The Recording LED
It also vows to take legal action against businesses advertising LED tampering services. Meta The launch of Meta’s