Meta to capture employee keystrokes for AI training
Meta confirmed it will log employee keystrokes and mouse activity to train AI agents, sparking legal, ethical and workforce concerns over privacy and compensation.
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Congress moves to strip the DoC of chip-export discretion with the MATCH Act — DUV lithography machines among those targeted in chipmaking tool crackdown
Bipartisan legislation targets DUV lithography exports to China and designates five Chinese semiconductor firms as restricted entities, aiming to close loopholes in existing export controls.
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Mint mobile is giving away the Samsung s26, here’s how to get one for $0
Mint Mobile lets new customers get a Samsung Galaxy S26 for essentially free by combining a $500 phone discount, up to $400 trade‑in credit, and a $15‑per‑month unlimited 5G plan, plus a bundled home‑internet option.
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Join our livestream: Musk v. Altman and the future of OpenAI
WIRED invites subscribers to a May 8 livestream with experts answering questions about the Musk v. Altman trial, which could reshape OpenAI’s mission and the future of AGI.
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Microsoft Links Universal Print Sharing Problems to Graph API Code Change
Microsoft addresses Universal Print sharing issues caused by a Graph API code change, offering a workaround for affected users.
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X rolls out AI-powered custom timelines for premium users
X launches AI‑driven custom timelines for Premium iOS users, letting them pin any of 75+ topics to their home feed; Android rollout is promised soon.
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Apple Launches Tap to Pay on iPhone in Malaysia
Apple brings Tap to Pay on iPhone to Malaysian merchants, allowing businesses to use existing iPhones as payment terminals with no extra hardware and support for multiple card networks.
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Lenovo Offers 50% Off Coupon Codes for Laptops and Tech Deals
Lenovo offers 50% off coupon codes for laptops, tablets, and peripherals, along with group discounts and financing options.
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OnePlus watch 4 makes a surprise debut with a major software upgrade
OnePlus quietly unveiled the Watch 4 with a titanium case, 3,000‑nit LTPO OLED screen and Oxygen OS Watch 8 on Wear OS 6, hinting at a $350 price tag and stronger durability.
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Honor’s new phones are gunning hard for the Galaxy S25 FE
Honor launches the 600 and 600 Pro phones, targeting Samsung’s Galaxy S25 FE with Snapdragon 8 Elite, 200 MP camera and aggressive pricing in Europe and Asia.
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Microsoft trims cloud desktop pricing, even as it boosts AI costs
Microsoft cuts Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop prices by up to 20% for low‑tier VMs, but raises Windows licensing fees and launches AI‑enabled Cloud PCs at $123 per user per month, projecting a 25% cost increase…
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Valvoline coupons & promo codes for April 2026
Save on oil changes and motor oil with Valvoline’s latest coupons, including $10-$15 off services and up to 25% off bulk purchases, plus a chance to win a trip to the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final.
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Tempo promo code: up to 60% off ready-to-heat meals in april 2026
Tempo Meals offers up to 60% off its ready‑to‑heat dishes for new users in April 2026, plus a permanent 10% Heroes Discount for essential workers.
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Apple bets on john ternus to restore jobs-era decisiveness amid AI lag
Apple appoints john ternus as its new operating chief, betting on faster, centralized decisions to close an AI gap while juggling a foldable iPhone, smart glasses and a supply chain shift to India.
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Supreme Court arguments make it clear that FCC fines are 'nonbinding'
The Supreme Court heard arguments regarding $104M in FCC fines, with the government conceding that forfeiture orders are nonbinding until a jury rules.
