Microsoft launches Project Solara, a new Android OS for AI agents, while China tests a reusable rocket, Slate Auto strips connectivity from its EV pickup, and Perplexity adds local‑cloud task splitting.
Federal whistleblower, Ring, and LinkedIn confront lawsuits over surveillance tactics, raising stakes for user privacy enforcement.
Cyera's $300 million fundraise values the cybersecurity company at $12 billion, despite operating losses.
Apple releases various iOS updates addressing security concerns, adding features, and sparking controversy with app tracking transparency.
Google announces June Android Drop and teases Android 17, while introducing AI-powered features and updates across various products.
The Amazing Digital Circus finale expands to 4,000 theaters before YouTube release.
Opal, known for its high-end webcam, shifts focus to AI-powered audio gadgets with investments from OpenAI and Samsung.
Partiful introduces ticket payments in-app, a major move towards monetization for the social event planner.
President Trump signs revised executive order on AI oversight after industry objections, requiring voluntary prerelease government reviews of advanced models.
Everand launches a reading subscription service bundling e-books, audiobooks, and book clubs, challenging Amazon's dominance.
Uber caps employee AI spending after blowing through budget in four months. The company's president questions the return on investment.
Amazon’s Ring is sued in Seattle for storing pass‑by faces without consent and for weak security that let hackers harass users.
