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Samsung may be preparing a return to full-size wireless headphones with a device reportedly known as Galaxy H1. App code offers the first clues, but key details remain unconfirmed.

France’s tax authority confirmed a cyberattack exposed taxpayer data as officials investigate the breach’s scope and an unverified 678,000-record claim.

Microsoft has sharply reduced its China footprint, but Azure and AI demand from Chinese companies operating abroad are giving it a reason to stay.

White House officials may expand voluntary AI safety reviews to powerful open models, raising new questions about security, competition, and compliance.

Meta has blocked more than 750,000 under-16 Facebook and Instagram accounts in Australia as the social media age ban takes hold and other countries watch.

Google says Chrome cut unwanted Android notifications by more than 7 billion per day using permission controls, abuse detection, rate limits, and on-device ML.

Apple reportedly trained a China-specific AI model with Alibaba, changing how Apple Intelligence may work for users and businesses in mainland China.

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StackVault provides one place to track software purchases, spot duplicates, monitor ROI, and manage costs.

Anthropic is reportedly considering a $6 billion acquisition of Decart, potentially expanding its AI portfolio while targeting greater compute efficiency.

Get the key details on the OnePlus 15, including OxygenOS 16, AI tools, cameras, battery and charging, pricing, availability, and future software plans.

ChatGPT Free includes far more than basic chat. Here’s what you can use without paying, where the limits apply, and when an upgrade makes sense.

The FAA is targeting gamers in its air traffic controller recruitment push, betting that transferable skills could help address long-running staffing shortages.

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Google’s Pixel 11 starts at $899, $100 above the Pixel 10’s launch price, while doubling base storage to 256GB. The new lineup also adds Tensor G6, upgraded cameras, Qi2.2 charging, and an Aug. 20 release date.