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FAA Proposal Would End 50-Year Ban on Supersonic Flights Over US Cities
The FAA proposes lifting the 1973 ban on commercial supersonic overland flights, replacing it with a noise-based standard. The rule, effective June 2026, relies on Boom Supersonic's quiet Mach cutoff technology.
Anthropic Deploys Fable and Mythos AI Worldwide After US Lifts Export Controls
The US has lifted export restrictions on Anthropic's most powerful AI models, Fable and Mythos, allowing global deployment after safety testing.
Bending Spoons Defies SaaS Slump With 40% Trading Surge
Bending Spoons surged 40% on its first trading day, bucking the SaaS downturn. The company's strategy of reviving legacy brands like Evernote and Meetup fueled investor confidence.
OpenAI Proposes 5 Percent Government Stake to Ease AI Tensions
OpenAI has proposed giving the US government a 5 percent ownership stake to ease tensions with the Trump administration and address public backlash against AI.
Privacy Flaw in Apple's Hide My Email Exposes User Identities
A vulnerability in Apple's Hide My Email feature can reveal users' real email addresses, undermining privacy protections for iCloud+ subscribers.
Router VPN Security Shields Smart TVs From Network Intruders
Connecting your TV to a VPN through the router blocks hackers and adds privacy. This low-effort upgrade protects every device on your home network.
Why Database Traffic Control Is Becoming Essential for Modern Applications
As data volumes surge, managing database connections prevents outages and cuts costs. Learn key techniques like pooling and rate limiting.
Focal and Sonus Faber Launch Premium Tower Speakers in France-Italy Hi-Fi Rivalry
Focal and Sonus Faber released new high-end tower speakers. The Focal Scala Utopia Evo M and Sonus Faber Olympica G3 series target audiophiles with steep prices from $13,000 to $46,000.
Indian Tech Tycoon Invests $30M of Personal Wealth in AI-Powered Office Suite
Bhavin Turakhia launches Neo, an AI-native alternative to Microsoft Office and Google Apps, backed by $30 million of his own money. The suite aims to disrupt enterprise productivity with integrated AI agents.
The Real Reason TV Remotes Still Feel Cheap and Clunky
Streaming remotes are sleek and modern, but TV remotes remain bulky and cheap. The gap stems from cost, legacy design, and infrared tech.
Two-Thirds of Britons Want Tougher Big Tech Tax Rules
Poll shows 67% of Britons support a stronger Digital Services Tax on Amazon and other tech giants, even as the US threatens tariff retaliation.
Getty's $3.7B Shutterstock Deal Collapses After UK Regulator Blocks Key Assets
Getty Images is abandoning its $3.7 billion merger with Shutterstock after UK regulators demanded the sale of Shutterstock's editorial business, including Backgrid and Splash agencies.
NASA Considers Sending Nuclear-Powered Mars Rover Prototype to the Moon
NASA is evaluating sending its Perseverance testbed, Promise, to the Moon with a nuclear power system. The rover could accelerate lunar south pole exploration ahead of planned missions.
Organized Cargo Thieves Shift Focus to Data Center Hardware
Cargo thieves are increasingly stealing data center equipment worth millions, moving beyond GPUs and consoles. A recent Illinois recovery highlights the trend.
Reddit to Require Login for Old.reddit.com in Bot Prevention Push
Reddit will require users to log in to access old.reddit.com starting next month. The move targets automated scraping and bot activity on the legacy interface.
The Hidden Privacy Cost of Smart TVs: Automatic Content Recognition Explained
Smart TVs from top brands use ACR to track viewing habits for ads. This poses privacy risks. Here's what you need to know.
The Shift Away From Email Attachments Gains Steam
Professionals increasingly abandon email attachments for cloud file sharing due to security and organization issues.
Why Restarting Your Computer Each Week Remains Critical for Security
Regular computer restarts apply security patches and clear memory issues. Yet many users skip this simple step.
Engineer Builds DIY Radar System That Identifies Materials by Type
A developer created a millimeter-wave radar system that can classify materials like wood, metal and plastic. The open-source project demonstrates how consumer-grade hardware can perform advanced sensing tasks.