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Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold leak shows Pine green design
A new image of Google's upcoming Pixel 11 Pro Fold has surfaced online, revealing its design and a new color option ahead of the company's official launch event scheduled for August 12.
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- Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold leak shows Pine green design
- Apple to launch 2027 Pencil models with removable batteries
- Apple skips M6 Pro/Max, fast-tracks AI M7
- Court orders Microsoft to restore Xbox account, pay $400
- Progress orders ShareFile Storage Controllers to shut down
- Meta AI detector misses over half of cropped images
- OpenAI safety chief leaves as safety and research merge
- Phia shopping app accused of affiliate click fraud
- id Software confirms operations after Xbox layoffs
- US backs Apple-Intel chip deal, secures tariff exemption
- EU says it cannot force Sony to keep PlayStation discs
- Spotify releases new Release Radar controls on July 10
Apple to launch 2027 Pencil models with removable batteries
Apple is developing new versions of its Apple Pencil stylus, with two updated models expected to launch in the first half of 2027 alongside a refresh of the iPad Pro, according to a report.
Apple skips M6 Pro/Max, fast-tracks AI M7
Apple is accelerating its Mac chip development to prioritize artificial intelligence, a strategic shift that will see the company skip high-end variants of its upcoming M6 processor and fast-track the AI-optimized M7 gen...
Court orders Microsoft to restore Xbox account, pay $400
A Brazilian court has ordered Microsoft to restore a gamer's suspended Xbox account and his entire digital game library, awarding him approximately $400 in damages.
Progress orders ShareFile Storage Controllers to shut down
Progress Software has instructed customers using the on-premises ShareFile Storage Zone Controller to immediately shut down their Windows servers, citing a "credible external security threat.
Meta AI detector misses over half of cropped images
Meta's newly previewed tool for detecting AI-generated images has shown significant limitations, failing to identify more than half of its own company's images after they were cropped, according to an analysis published ...
OpenAI safety chief leaves as safety and research merge
Johannes Heidecke, the head of safety systems at OpenAI, is leaving the company, the latest in a series of high-profile departures from its safety leadership ranks.
Phia shopping app accused of affiliate click fraud
Phia, a shopping app co-founded by Phoebe Gates, the youngest daughter of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, has been accused of improperly claiming commissions for online sales it did not generate.
id Software confirms operations after Xbox layoffs
In the wake of significant layoffs across Microsoft's Xbox division, id Software has issued a public statement affirming its continued operation and commitment to developing games and technology.
US backs Apple-Intel chip deal, secures tariff exemption
The Trump administration facilitated a partnership between Apple and Intel last year as part of a broader effort to revive the domestic semiconductor industry, according to reports published on July 11, 2026.
EU says it cannot force Sony to keep PlayStation discs
European Union officials have indicated they lack the legal authority to compel Sony to reverse its decision to cease production of physical PlayStation game discs, a policy set to take effect in January 2028.
Spotify releases new Release Radar controls on July 10
Spotify has introduced a major update to its popular Release Radar playlist, giving users new controls to refine their weekly new music recommendations.
Meta and Google appeal $6 million verdict on teen addiction
Meta has formally appealed a landmark jury verdict that found the company and Google's YouTube liable for a young woman's social media addiction, initiating a legal battle that could reshape accountability for tech platf...
NVIDIA releases free GeForce Trading Cards Series 1
NVIDIA has launched a free series of collectible trading cards celebrating its history in PC gaming, a move seen as an effort to reconnect with its core gaming audience.
New York Times Countersues EEOC Over Alleged Retaliation
The New York Times has filed a countersuit against the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, accusing the federal agency of illegally retaliating against the newspaper for its critical coverage of the Trump admin...
Meta disables Instagram AI image feature after backlash
Meta has discontinued a controversial feature of its new AI image generator that allowed users to create images based on public Instagram photos without the account holder's explicit consent.
Samsung US price leaks show modest hike for Galaxy Z Fold 8
Samsung is expected to unveil its next-generation foldable smartphones at a Galaxy Unpacked event in London on July 22, 2026, with new leaks suggesting the U.S. pricing for the two flagship book-style models.
Chrome 150 for Android adds back button, patches security
Google has begun rolling out a new version of its Chrome browser for Android, introducing a dedicated back button within the app's interface for the first time.
Apple Sues OpenAI Over Trade Secret Misappropriation
Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing the artificial intelligence company of orchestrating a scheme to steal trade secrets and confidential information to develop its own AI hardware devices.
Apple iPhone Ultra foldable 4,883mAh dual-cell battery
New details have emerged about the battery powering Apple's first foldable smartphone, expected to be called the iPhone Ultra, as its anticipated September launch draws near.
