TP-Link seeks FCC conditional approval to bypass US router import ban
TP-Link is fighting a blanket FCC ban on imported routers by claiming US independence and proposing a plan to move manufacturing onshore.
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Open-source app Zublo lets users see exactly how much they spend on subscriptions
Zublo is a self‑hosted open‑source app that lets users track every recurring expense, offering a private dashboard, multi‑currency support and optional AI insights.
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Apple will have a product guy as CEO again
Apple has named longtime hardware engineer John Ternus as its next CEO, signaling a shift toward product‑centric leadership as the company eyes foldable iPhones, OLED MacBooks and smart glasses.
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Amazon Allegedly Pressured Companies to Raise Prices on Competitor Sites
California sues Amazon over alleged price fixing, accusing the company of pressuring brands to raise prices on competitors' sites.
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DaVinci Resolve 21 adds photo editing tools, aiming to challenge Lightroom
DaVinci Resolve 21 beta adds a dedicated Photo tab, bringing RAW editing and AI‑powered tools to the free video suite, but export bugs and locked features keep it from fully replacing Lightroom yet.
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Walmart price match policy explained: in‑store vs online rules and exceptions
Walmart matches in‑store prices only against its own website listings, with strict limits on stock, geography and special‑event promotions, while online price‑matching is effectively unavailable.
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Jeff Bezos' physical AI lab nears $10 billion raise at $38 billion valuation
Jeff Bezos' AI lab Project Prometheus is close to raising $10 billion at a $38 billion valuation, targeting physical industries with systems that understand real-world physics.
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Google Fitbit Air leak suggests it could whoop WHOOP on price
A supplier leak suggests Google's screenless Fitbit Air could launch at $99, with a $79.99 yearly subscription, undercutting WHOOP's $199 annual price and offering a range of interchangeable bands.
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Microsoft Teams redesigns meeting toolbar to prevent accidental hand-raising
Microsoft is redesigning the Teams meeting toolbar to prevent accidental hand-raising, with customizable controls and a June 2026 rollout for desktop and macOS.
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Semrush launches framework for measuring brand visibility in AI search as old SEO playbook breaks down
Semrush unveils a new framework to measure brand presence in AI-generated answers as traditional SEO click-through rates plunge 61% and 62% of brands become invisible to generative AI.
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California accuses Amazon of price fixing
California Attorney General Rob Bonta alleges Amazon pressured major brands to raise prices on rival sites, making its own prices look more competitive while inflating costs for consumers.
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Apple CEO tim cook is stepping down, passing the reins to an expected successor
Apple confirmed that Tim Cook will step down as CEO on September 1, 2026, becoming Executive Chairman, while hardware chief John Ternus takes over as CEO and Johny Srouji becomes Chief Hardware Officer.
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Paramount grapples with Legend of Aang leak as cast members urge theatrical release
A leaked copy of Paramount's Legend of Aang film has sparked debate, with cast members urging a theatrical release while the studio investigates the breach.
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Apple announces Tim Cook will step down as CEO, naming John Ternus as successor
Tim Cook will transition to Executive Chairman of Apple's board in September 2026, handing the CEO reigns to hardware engineering veteran John Ternus.
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Apple names Johny Srouji as chief hardware officer
Apple has appointed Johny Srouji as its new chief hardware officer, effective immediately, as the company prepares for a significant leadership transition with John Ternus set to become CEO in September.
