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Samsung may be preparing a return to full-size wireless headphones with a device reportedly known as Galaxy H1. App code offers the first clues, but key details remain unconfirmed.

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Microsoft is consolidating its consumer Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot apps into one experience, with several feature retirements beginning Aug. 18 and a broader desktop rollout following in September.

Apple is reportedly weighing multiyear publisher deals with variable payments to supply current news and information for Siri AI.

Foxconn’s profit rose 35% as AI servers crossed a major revenue milestone, giving infrastructure buyers a clearer signal of where supply pressure is building.

ChatGPT Free includes far more than basic chat. Here’s what you can use without paying, where the limits apply, and when an upgrade makes sense.

Google’s tap-to-share Quick Share feature is coming to the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Fold 8 Ultra, adding a faster proximity-based sharing option for personal and managed devices.

Google’s Pixel 11 starts at $899, $100 above the Pixel 10’s launch price, while doubling base storage to 256GB. The new lineup also adds Tensor G6, upgraded cameras, Qi2.2 charging, and an Aug. 20 release date.

Set up your Galaxy Watch 9 the right way with four first-day decisions covering fall detection, sleep tracking, battery life, and health metrics.

South Korea has put quantum, space, energy, biotech, and critical-materials targets on one national roadmap, including a robotic Moon landing in 2030.

Lovable’s $13.3 billion valuation puts a bigger spotlight on enterprise vibe coding as more employees gain tools to build and deploy software.

Hackers are targeting college athletes’ accounts to steal intimate photos, prompting a new FBI and NCAA initiative focused on prevention and support.