Apple CEO tim cook stepping down, john ternus to take over
Apple announced Tim Cook will step down as CEO on September 1, 2026, becoming executive chairman, while hardware chief John Ternus will take over the top post and join the board.
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Disney layoffs threaten promotional support for physical releases
Disney's recent layoffs threaten promotional support for upcoming physical releases, potentially reducing visibility of new movies and shows on DVD and Blu‑ray.
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One UI 8.5 leak shows how Samsung phones will work with Galaxy Glasses
A One UI 8.5 leak shows Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Glasses will appear as a Bluetooth device alongside Buds and Watch, with model numbers SM‑O200P/J, a 12 MP Sony sensor and a 155 mAh battery, slated for a 2024 launch…
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Notion mail’s best feature has nothing to do with email
Notion Mail’s new database routing feature lets users turn any email into a structured Notion record with a single click, removing manual copy‑paste and third‑party automations.
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OnePlus Europe reevaluates roadmap as senior staff depart
OnePlus Europe says it is reevaluating its roadmap as senior executives leave, fueling rumors of a pull‑back from the UK and EU markets.
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The backup myth that is putting businesses at risk
Relying solely on backups leaves businesses exposed to costly downtime; modern BCDR solutions keep operations running during disruptions.
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Samsung’s project luna companion might succeed where ballie failed
Samsung unveiled Project Luna, a round‑screen AI companion concept at Milan Design Week 2026, aiming to shift its home AI strategy from personal assistants to a communal, device‑spanning experience after the stalled…
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Microsoft keeps promising wsl will finally feel native, and I'm tired of waiting
Microsoft’s Windows Subsystem for Linux still lags behind its native‑Linux promise, with slow file I/O, networking glitches and rising memory usage forcing home‑lab users to restart the subsystem regularly.
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Apple withholds data as India antitrust case advances to final hearing
Apple faces a final hearing in India's antitrust case after withholding financial data, with regulators setting May 21 as the decisive date amid growing iPhone market share.
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US government blocks China's LED chipmaker's $239 million bid for Dutch lighting firm Lumileds
US government blocks Chinese LED chipmaker Sanan's $239 million acquisition of Dutch firm Lumileds over national security concerns.
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Microsoft pulls service update causing Teams launch failures
A regression in the Microsoft Teams client build caching system caused widespread launch failures, forcing Microsoft to revert a service update and advise users to restart their clients.
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iPhone 18 Pro may come in four colors, but not black
Apple may unveil the iPhone 18 Pro in light blue, dark cherry, dark gray and silver this September, while skipping a true black option and possibly adding a deep red variant.
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Australia's NEXTDC launches A$2.2 billion capital plan
Australia's largest independent data centre operator raises A$2.2 billion to accelerate Western Sydney campus development amid explosive demand from hyperscale cloud providers and AI customers.
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Blue Origin reuses New Glenn booster but fails to put satellite into orbit
Blue Origin successfully landed and reused its New Glenn first stage, but the AST SpaceMobile communications satellite failed to reach its intended 285‑mile orbit and will de‑orbit.
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OpenAI’s existential questions: navigating product diversification and public image
Through the acquisitions of Hiro and TBPN, OpenAI is attempting to solve two critical problems: finding sustainable revenue models beyond chatbots and repairing its public image amid rising competition.
