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Meta is reportedly preparing a new pair of smart glasses with no camera, a slimmer design, and six microphones, as it tries to win over buyers wary of the current model's privacy problems. The new frames, codenamed Luna, could debut at Connect next week and ship in October.

Meta's platform ships a small but genuinely useful profile update: tagged posts can now live on your grid without any awkward re-posting. Here's what changed and what it means for creators.

The ATH-AL5NC pairs LDAC hi-res audio with 75 hours of battery life — and zero noise isolation, by design.

NHTSA opened a federal audit into Tesla's driverless Cybercab days after launch, questioning whether the company skipped required safety exemptions instead of asking for them.

A federal judge ruled Google illegally monopolized two ad-tech markets, then declined to force a breakup, leaving the DOJ with sealed behavioral remedies nobody has read yet.

No press release, no keynote — just a new sticker price. The device that replaced Chromecast now costs $149, and Google isn't explaining why.

A firmware fix finally stops the camera from recording once you cover the LED mid-clip, but the billboard campaign is doing more of the messaging than the code is.

At the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, Tiangong Ultra ran the 100-meter dash in 9.39 seconds. The finish line, however, is a padded crash barrier.

The updated 12-inch convertible starts at $699 pre-built — $100 less than before — and ships with Fedora by default because nearly 80 percent of owners were already running Linux anyway.

Live Activities support lands in the latest iOS app update — a feature Sonos quietly killed in 2023 and has been promising to restore ever since the 2024 app disaster.

Co-CEO Peters praised Unhinged's 'really solid numbers' on a July earnings call. The studio that made it no longer exists.

Aptoide Games is now downloadable directly from Google Play in the US, the first third-party storefront to land there after years of Epic v. Google litigation finally forced the door open.

The Fathom starts at $28,350, ships from Louisville in fall 2027, and is Ford's first ground-up EV design — built by a skunkworks team stacked with Tesla and Rivian talent to undercut a market where the average new car costs $50,000.

Owners who paid up to six figures for a BMW are now getting movie banner ads on their Control Display — less than three years after a senior VP swore the company would never sell that screen.

Storm-2945, a sub-cluster of Midnight Blizzard, has been running CaptiveCrunch since early May, using compromised hotel networks to steal credentials and drop a remote-access trojan called CornFlake. Microsoft's advice: treat every guest network like a trap.

The platform is stacking its August catalog with a Jack Reacher return, a Mallorca-set romantic drama based on an Anna Todd novel, and 'Nickel Boys' — the film adaptation of Whitehead's Pulitzer-winning book.

The Dirección de Monitoreo Atmosférico's latest reading puts the entire Mexico City metro area in the red — and the numbers behind it are worse than the alert alone suggests.

The Titans wide receiver opened up about a brutal offseason stomach bug. The fast-casual burrito chain has not been linked to any Cyclospora outbreak, but here we are.

A cyclospora outbreak traced to iceberg lettuce from central Mexico has tanked lettuce demand by 30%, forcing U.S. farmers to plow perfectly clean crops back into the soil.

The show earned strong reviews, an Emmy nomination, and 618 million minutes of viewing in its debut week. Disney+ greenlit a second season in March and then quietly walked away.

The FBI and EPA confirm intrusions into industrial control systems at water treatment plants — no contamination yet, but CISA is already telling operators to pull the plug on internet-connected controllers.

Cyberattacks on more than 30 Minnesota water utilities have spread to nine Michigan systems. Iran is the working theory. Nobody is saying so officially.