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Mashable! |
Apple was a role model, until it wasnt
Online activist Lennon Torres on her disappointment with Apple after it yanked two gay dating sites from its app store.
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O'Grady's PowerPage |
Apple adds original iPhone SE model to obsolete products list
You may love the original iPhone SE, but it can’t be listed as a current piece of hardware, and thereby supported, forever. Apple on Monday added the first-generation iPhone SE to its obsolete products list. With this change, the handset is no longer eligible for repairs, battery replacements, or any other service at Apple Stores […]
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Slashdot |
Russia Still Using Black Market Starlink Terminals On Its Drones
schwit1 shares a report from Behind The Black: In its war with the Ukraine, it appears Russia is still managing to obtain black market Starlink mini-terminals for use on its drones, despite an effort since 2024 to block access. [Imagery from eastern Ukraine shows a Russian Molniya-type drone outfitted with a mini-Starlink terminal, reinforcing reports that Russia is improvising satellite-linked UAVs to extend their communication and operational range.] SpaceX has made no comment on this issue.
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
MediaTek spins TPU gold into a sharper Dimensity 9600
Google’s Ironwood finally gives Nvidia a real worry. Google’s Ironwood TPU v7 has rattled the AI hardware world by emerging as the first ASIC able to trouble Nvidia’s Blackwell GPUs and spark scrutiny. Ironwood uses a dual-chiplet layout with a TensorCore running a systolic array for matrix grunt, a Vector Processing Unit for general AI chores and a Matrix Multiply Unit to keep throughput high. Each chiplet also houses two SparseCores for messy, irregular workloads such as embeddings that...
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MacRumors |
Apple Launches Tap to Pay on iPhone in Singapore
Apple has announced that Tap to Pay on iPhone is now available in Singapore, providing a way for independent sellers, small businesses, and larger merchants in the country to use an iPhone as a contactless payment terminal.
Tap to Pay first arrived in February 2022 in the US, and allows iPhones to accept payments via Apple Pay, contactless credit and debit cards, and other digital wallets. All transactions are encrypted, and Apple has no information about what is purchased or...
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Neowin |
10-inch Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold goes on sale next week in South Korea, ahead of U.S. launch
Samsung has quietly unveiled the Galaxy Z TriFold via press release, debuting a multi-folding device with a 10-inch display and a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip.
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MacRumors |
Apple to Resist India's Order to Preload Government App on iPhones
Apple will resist a new Indian government directive that would require all iPhones sold in the country to ship with a preinstalled state-run security app, reports Reuters.
This week, India's Department of Telecommunications ordered all smartphone makers to preload Sanchar Saathi, a non-removable government app designed to help users block stolen devices, report fraudulent calls, and verify second-hand phones. The app includes detailed tracking functionality controlled by the government...
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ReadWrite |
Europol takes action against illegal gambling in Spain and Sweden
Europol (European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation) has announced a coordinated strike force action that targeted illegal gambling across… Continue reading Europol takes action against illegal gambling in Spain and Sweden
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The Register |
Another open source project dies of neglect, leaving thousands scrambling
Paying Ingress NGINX maintainers for their work might have avoided this outcome
Opinion There were lots of announcements about Kubernetes at KubeCon North America in Atlanta. I should know, I was there from beginning to end. But the biggest Kubernetes story of all didn't get much attention. Kubernetes is retiring its popular Ingress NGINX controller. Ingress NGINX goes to that big bit farm in the sky in March 2026. After that, "there will be no further releases, no bugfixes, and no updates to re...
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eeNews Europe |
EU–Singapore Digital Partnership expands into key tech sectors
The European Union and Singapore have signaled a tighter digital relationship after holding their second Digital Partnership Council meeting in Brussels, outlining wide-ranging plans spanning AI, data, cybersecurity, semiconductors and digital trade. The discussion reinforced a shared goal to build digital resilience and shape common rules and standards across emerging technologies. For eeNews Europe readers, […]
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BetaNews |
Microsoft confirms the new Outlook has an Excel attachment problem
The new version of Outlook has not proved as popular as Microsoft would have liked, and the company has just been forced to admit to another problem with the email client. Microsoft has published a warning about a problem with open Excel file attachments, noting that the issue has been around for about two weeks. The cause appears to be the use of non-ASCII characters in file names, and a fix is in the works. As reported by Bleeping Computer, Microsoft has posted a service alert with the ID EX11...
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