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Earlier today, Tim Cook reportedly held “constructive” talks with EU tech chief Henna Virkkunen as Apple and the bloc sought a way forward in their dispute over the delayed launch of Siri AI in Europe. Here are the details. A bit of context During WWDC26, Apple announced that Siri AI would not launch in the […]

Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Replit has had an interesting development story, launching in 2016 as a platform for running code in a browser window (technology adopted by teaching […]

Apple CEO Tim Cook will soon be Executive Chairman and handle government interactions, but that isn’t stopping him from taking a phone call today with a European Commission head over Apple AI in the EU. WWDC 2026 was focused on system optimization, child safety, and the new Apple Foundation Models. Apple Users in the EU […]

Ray-Ban Meta glasses owners are getting less free use out of one of the glasses’ AI features starting this month. Conversation Focus, which isolates and amplifies the voice of the person a wearer is talking to in loud settings, has been capped at three hours of use per month for anyone who doesn’t pay for […]

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. July 4 is hands down one of the best times of the year to shop at Home Depot. Sure, the store already has plenty of tools, outdoor gear, appliances, and home improvement gadgets available all year round, but the holiday […]

Credit: ESA/NASA–A. Gerst A new study out of Arizona State University makes a provocative claim: that humanity might have the technologies needed to steer hurricanes away from populated areas. If we could make it happen, steering hurricanes could save countless lives and property. The NOAA says that climate change is increasing the severity of storms, […]

Anthropic has confirmed it will begin restoring access to Claude Fable 5 this Wednesday, July 1, nearly three weeks after US export controls forced the company to take the model offline. Here are the details. In a post on X, Anthropic confirmed that the US Department of Commerce has cleared it to restore access to […]

The US Supreme Court has ruled that the Fourth Amendment protects smartphone location history. In a 6–3 decision in Chatrie v. United States, the Court decided that when police obtain historical location records from companies like Google or Apple, they conduct a search under the Constitution and must respect privacy rights. The case is about […]

Most enterprise AI deployments so far have focused on coding assistants and customer service bots. Morgan Stanley has deployed agents in one of banking’s most accuracy-critical, deadline-driven workflows instead — profit and loss (P&L) reconciliation — and cut the work in half. The counterintuitive part: it got there by making the system less autonomous, not […]

My camera roll has crossed 8,000 photos, and it got there by capturing random moments (only to forget them later). The problem, however, starts when someone asks me to share something specific. It could be their portrait from last weekend or the food pictures they snapped using my phone. Finding those pictures usually means scrolling […]