Samsung just did something it rarely does before a launch: it spelled out almost everything new on a flagship device in its own teaser video. The Galaxy Watch 9 rollout has been packed with leaks for months, but this time Samsung skipped the usual vague silhouette and dropped three teaser clips that read almost […]
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Image credits: Google Google just gave everyone an early look at Googlebook’s signature feature, and it did it almost by accident. The Magic Pointer app has appeared on the Google Play Store months ahead of the Google Book launch, and it’s already sitting at over 1,000 downloads even though not a single piece of
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Image credits: BYD BYD just handed Porsche a problem it can’t easily engineer its way out of. At the Goodwood Festival of Speed this week, the automaker’s premium Denza brand pulled the cover off the Z, a four-seat electric supercar that produces more than double the horsepower of a Porsche 911 Turbo S and
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The floating platform sat roughly 430 kilometers off the coast of Hainan, and for six tense minutes, nobody at China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation knew if their gamble would pay off. Then a scorched, smoking first stage descended out of the sky, hovered briefly over the sea, and let four hooks catch a
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Apple just torched its relationship with OpenAI in the most public way possible. On Friday, the iPhone maker filed a federal lawsuit in the Northern District of California accusing OpenAI and two of its own former employees of running a coordinated scheme to steal Apple’s trade secrets. And based on what’s in the filing,
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Image credits: OpenAI/ChatGPT OpenAI didn’t just ship a new model this week. It shipped an entire rethink of what ChatGPT is supposed to do for the people who use it every day at work. On July 9, the company introduced ChatGPT Work, a new agent built on its freshly released GPT-5.6 model family.
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Image credits: BMW BMW just pulled the wraps off its most divisive SUV design in years, and the timing could not be worse. The fifth-generation X5, internally known as the G65, debuted on June 30 with a face unlike anything the model has worn before. Within days, Chinese social media had turned the reveal
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Image credits: Anthropic/Claude Anthropic just answered a question a lot of Max subscribers have been asking since January: when does Cowork leave the laptop? As of this week, it doesn’t have to stay there anymore. Claude Cowork, the agentic tool that lets Claude work through your files, calendar, email, and connected apps until
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Image credits: Lamborghini Lamborghini just gave Apple Vision Pro owners a reason to actually use their headset for something other than watching movies on a giant virtual screen. The Italian carmaker released its new app today, and it lets you place a full-scale digital Lamborghini directly into your living room, garage, or wherever you
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Image credits: Tesla Tesla is now building hundreds of Cybercabs a week at Giga Texas. None of them can legally be sold to a customer, and none of them can drive themselves without a safety net. That contradiction sits at the center of Tesla’s most unusual product launch in years, and it says a
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