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X, formerly Twitter, suffered global outage for over an hour and a half
The X platform experienced a worldwide service interruption, affecting both its website and mobile app. The outage occurred while its French offices are under investigation.
Valve's Steam Machine Now Available for Pre-Order: PC Power in a Console Form
Valve has opened pre-orders for its four Steam Machine models, a console promising an optimized gaming experience with next-gen hardware and SteamOS 3.
iPhone Ultra: Apple's Foldable Emerges from iOS 27 Code
Apple's rumored iPhone Ultra, a high-cost foldable device, is beginning to take shape with revelations from iOS 27 code and developer directives at WWDC.
Google Home Speaker: Gemini AI Arrives for More Natural Conversations
Google's new audio device, built for the Gemini for Home voice assistant, promises intuitive interaction and immersive sound, available for pre-order at $99.99.
United Arab Emirates Bans Social Media for Minors Under 15
The measure, which gives platforms a 12-month transition period, follows similar initiatives by countries like Australia and the United Kingdom.
Arm Nears x86 in Server CPU Revenue in Q1 2026
The Arm architecture has captured nearly half of the data center processor market, driven by increasing artificial intelligence demand, marking a significant industry shift.
Google Discontinues Nest Mini and Nest Audio for Unified Home Ecosystem
Google is phasing out its popular Nest Mini and Nest Audio smart speakers to consolidate its product line under the Google Home brand, making way for a new Home Speaker.
Apple and Intel to Produce Chips in US Amid Price Hikes
Donald Trump announced a key agreement between Apple and Intel to manufacture processors in the United States, aiming to diversify Apple's supply chain and mitigate rising costs.
Elon Musk Plans Space Data Centers to Ease AI Energy Crisis
The escalating energy demand for artificial intelligence and terrestrial data centers is driving SpaceX to explore space-based solutions, with Starship being key to economic viability.
Windows 95 Runs on Texas Instruments Graphing Calculator
A modder successfully ported Windows 95 to a TI-Nspire CX II, showcasing modern calculator hardware capabilities.
SpaceX IPO Values Company at $1.77 Trillion on Nasdaq
SpaceX's anticipated public offering on the Nasdaq positions it as the seventh most valuable U.S. listed company, marking a significant financial milestone.
Philips Hue Smart Lights Now React to Live Sports Events in Real-Time
Signify, the company behind Philips Hue, introduces "Sports Live," a feature synchronizing smart lighting with real-time sports data for an immersive viewing experience, just in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.