In a stunning legal move, X Corp has filed a lawsuit to protect the “Twitter” brand it spent the last year trying to erase. The complaint admits that over 4 million daily users still access the platform via Twitter.com and call posts “tweets.”
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing five major TV manufacturers, accusing them of using “Automated Content Recognition” to secretly record and sell viewing data. The lawsuit seeks up to $10,000 per violation and singles out Chinese companies Hisense and TCL for alleged national security risks
New AI-powered browsers can act on your behalf, but they introduce major security vulnerabilities. Experts warn of risks like prompt injection attacks and agents assuming your digital identity. If you’re going to try them, you need to take serious precautions.
The annual Samsung Awards for 2025 have been revealed by SamMobile. The Galaxy S25 Ultra won for Best Display, while the underperforming Galaxy S25 Edge surprisingly took Best Design.
In a move to bolster semiconductor manufacturing, Siemens and GlobalFoundries are joining forces. Their collaboration will focus on applying AI to fab automation, digital solutions, and chip lifecycle management.
Google Cloud is completely overhauling its partner program for 2026. The new Google Cloud Partner Network introduces a Diamond tier and ties all rewards directly to proven customer success, not just sales volume.
Stäubli is consolidating its five North American legal entities. The move aims to streamline operations and expand the capabilities of its Windsor, California site beyond just electrical connectors.
Apple is testing a direct wireless transfer tool from iPhone to Android in the iOS 26.3 beta. The feature, found in Settings, moves photos, messages, apps, and more without a separate app. It’s a two-way street, as Google has a similar tool for moving to iPhone.
A new report details a software quirk on Samsung’s upcoming foldable. When configured to continue apps across screens, the Galaxy Z TriFold may take lower-resolution screenshots from the cover display.
Oracle is pushing back against reports of delays in its $300 billion cloud contract with OpenAI. The deal, signed in September, requires delivering 4.5 gigawatts of compute and is projected to bring in $30 billion in annual revenue starting in 2027. But with debt soaring past $100 billion, investors
