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BYD says it will cover some God’s Eye crash costs, but drivers still need to know when the guarantee applies and where the limits are.

A leaked internal Disney document points to a possible shutdown of the standalone Hulu app after users move to Disney+. For media and technology teams, the shift highlights the complexity of consolidating apps, profiles, recommendations, billing, and ad systems across a global streaming platform.

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Samsung’s WindFree AC can adjust cooling when Galaxy wearables detect sleep, but the feature depends on Samsung hardware and lacks outcome data.

Nvidia’s Control Panel retirement shifts GeForce settings into the Nvidia app, creating new support and documentation steps for IT teams managing shared PCs.

Alipay’s AI Wallet and Token Pay are built for AI agents that can shop, book services, and complete payments with user controls.

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Fitbit Air offers $99 sleep-first tracking, Pixel Watch 4 pairing, and a cheaper Whoop alternative, but Google’s AI coaching remains unproven.

Discord’s DAVE protocol now protects eligible voice and video calls, but text chats and Stage channels remain outside end-to-end encryption.

XPeng has rolled out its first mass-produced robotaxi in Guangzhou, but pilots, regulation, and live fleet data will decide how big the milestone really is.

Microsoft Teams Together Mode ends June 30, 2026, removing shared scenes, custom scenes, and seat assignments from meetings.

AI devices, robotics advances, security threats, tech IPOs, and major platform updates define this week’s fast-moving tech landscape.