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• TiVo records injunction, EchoStar presses "pause" with stay (arstechnica.com)
  TiVo wins an injunction and $90 million in damages, but EchoStar has already …
• FBI blasts away web shells on US servers in wake of Exchange vulnerabilities (zdnet.com)
  Feds turn into cyberfirefighters and hose down the web shell bonfire raging on hundreds of unpatched Exchange servers.
• Tesla’s first V4 Supercharger is finally turned on. (theverge.com)
  The next-gen charging station, which is located in Redwood, Calif., is capable of putting out 500kW of peak power. Currently, the only Tesl…
• Tile’s lack of encryption could make tracker owners vulnerable to stalking (theverge.com)
  Tile could allow stalkers to exploit its network by intercepting the tracking information attached to its tags, according to research highl…
• Samsung carrier business lands in Australia to focus on mmWave (zdnet.com)
  Samsung Networks Business will start operations in Australia this year.
• Samsung to unveil new notebooks on April 28 at Unpacked event (zdnet.com)
  The event is expected to introduce new products from its Galaxy Book notebook brand.
• The quantum elephant (arstechnica.com)
  Theoreticians come up with a decent memory system for quantum computers.
• Mad Catz to tackle the 360 d-pad problem with arcade stick (arstechnica.com)
  While it is Mad Catz, this control solution for arcade games on the 360 looks …
• Microsoft is bringing its Windows engineering teams back together again (theverge.com)
  Microsoft has announced an internal reorg of its Windows teams. The server and client engineering teams are now under a single leader again.
• SB 53, the landmark AI transparency bill, is now law in California (theverge.com)
  The hotly debated legislation establishes safety reporting requirements for large AI companies.
• AT&T turns back on Chicago suburb over franchise agreement (arstechnica.com)
  A Chicago suburb that wanted AT&T to deploy fiber throughout its city limits …
• SAP raises fiscal 2021 outlook (zdnet.com)
  In a preliminary report of Q1 results, SAP said non-IFRS cloud sales were up 13 percent at constant currencies.
• Atlassian pre-announces fiscal Q3 revenue well above analysts’ expectations (zdnet.com)
  Atlassian said results were boosted by a “short-term” variability as customers bought more on-premise software ahead of cloud migrations an…
• GameStop talks about PS3 allocations. Will we have to sell our soul for a preorder? (arstechnica.com)
  It looks like GameStop may have more control over the PS3 launch than we …
• Nearly half of workers will quit their job if their workplace technology is not up to scratch (zdnet.com)
  If tech is a barrier to your ability to do a good job, would you leave? A new survey uncovers how our attitudes have changed in 2020.
• YouTube caves to Trump with $24.5 million settlement (theverge.com)
  Donald Trump has reached a $24.5 million settlement with YouTube to resolve the lawsuit he filed in 2021.
• Prey sequel confirmed (arstechnica.com)
  The first Prey ended with the promise of a sequel, so this isn't big news, but …
• Framework gets a handle on it. (theverge.com)
  [Image: https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/09/aNsCjJ5xUNkB1Pd2_FrameworkDesktop-Gaming-MainboardShelf.jpg?qualit…
• Google's Writely reopened for public access (arstechnica.com)
  If you've been chomping at the bit for a Writely account, you can go sign up …
• Microsoft's April 2021 Patch Tuesday: Download covers 114 CVEs including new Exchange Server bugs (zdnet.com)
  Microsoft credited the NSA for finding two remote code execution vulnerability flaws (CVE-2021-28480 and CVE-2021-28481).
• Alphadots is Bloomberg’s new daily puzzle. (theverge.com)
  “Every day we’ll give you a chart, a clue and a hidden phrase, and it’s up to you to find the answer,” Bloomberg says. You can try it here.…
• Opera launches its AI browser, but you’ll have to pay to try it (theverge.com)
  The Norwegian browser company Opera finally launched its AI browser, Neon, to some users for $19.90 per month.
• MacBook gets firmware update (arstechnica.com)
  When the MacBook mooing is over, there must be a fimware update abound.
• Microsoft makes MSIX App Attach, a key Windows Virtual Desktop feature, generally available (zdnet.com)
  Microsoft finally is rolling out a key promised component of its Windows Virtual Desktop service which it first showed off back in 2018.
• CableLabs report: not so gloomy after all (arstechnica.com)
  The Wall Street Journal painted a gloomy picture of a confidential cable …
• Inspur, China's largest cloud hardware vendor, joins open-source patent protection consortium (zdnet.com)
  The Open Invention Network (OIN) defends the intellectual property (IP) rights of Linux and open-source software developers from patent tro…
• Pixel Call Screen and Scam Detection expand internationally. (theverge.com)
  Two of the best Pixel features are hitting more countries. Google phone owners in Australia, Canada, and Ireland now get Call Screen, with…
• Running out of yes men. (theverge.com)
  The Financial Times has a good rundown of the extensive executive churn across Elon Musk’s companies in recent months, from Tesla’s robotic…
• Informatica debuts its intelligent data management cloud (zdnet.com)
  Built for hybrid and multi-cloud environments, the Informatica platform is designed for both data scientists as well as business users.
• Purges at NASA (arstechnica.com)
  Three members of NASA's Advisory Committee have been forced out over their …
• Samsung's new Galaxy Quantum 2 uses quantum cryptography to secure apps (zdnet.com)
  Launched in South Korea, the Quantum 2 smartphone has a quantum random number generator chip built in.
• It can always get worse. (theverge.com)
  EA is getting bought out by a combo of private equity and Saudi royalty, which probably means layoffs and more AI integrations are up ahead…
• No Jobs keynote planned for Paris Apple Expo (arstechnica.com)
  There is currently no Stevenote planned for this year's Apple Expo in Paris.
• Garmin’s eTrex Touch navigator can go almost a month without charging (theverge.com)
  130 hours of trails and roads out of the box or 650 hours in expedition mode.
• Screenshots of new Amazon video store hit the Web (arstechnica.com)
  Amazon is about to enter the movie download business, and one hacker found the …
• MacZot throws another wrench at your wallet (arstechnica.com)
  Admittedly AppZapper's initial appeal for me wasn't the functionality but the …
• Raking it in but burning billions. (theverge.com)
  OpenAI pulled in $4.3 billion in sales in the first half of 2025, The Information reports. That’s up 16 percent from the same time last yea…
• Amazfit T-Rex Pro review: Affordable, rugged, long-lasting GPS sports watch (zdnet.com)
  Amazfit offers a few great watches with a focus on health and wellness. It's latest model is built to withstand the rigors of inclement wea…
• Spotify founder Daniel Ek is stepping down as CEO (theverge.com)
  Daniel Ek steps down as Spotify CEO, becoming executive chairman instead, leaving two co-CEOs to take his place.
• Apple releases iPod factory audit results (arstechnica.com)
  Apple's official report on iPod factory conditions in China is out. Are things …
• 'We are the best-funded AI startup,’ says SambaNova co-founder Olukotun following SoftBank, Intel (zdnet.com)
  SambaNova added $676 million in venture money to build out its Dataflow SaaS service for training deep learning neural networks.
• The EV tax credit is dead — here’s what happens next (theverge.com)
  The $7,500 federal EV tax credit is no more, thanks to Trump and the Republicans. Now the auto industry will have to build affordable EVs w…
• Here's when Apple will hold its next event, according to Siri (zdnet.com)
  Siri is usually good at keeping secrets. Not this time.
• Dell announces AMD desktops (arstechnica.com)
  As expected, Dell will expand its offering of machines using AMD CPUs. Will …
• How to make a universe (arstechnica.com)
  Who wants to be god?
• Cybersecurity: Victims are spotting cyberattacks much more quickly - but there's a catch (zdnet.com)
  Cyber criminals are spending less time inside networks before they're discovered. But that's partly because when hackers deploy ransomware,…
• Nothing’s ‘first step’ to an ‘AI OS’ is not first, or an OS, but is fascinating (theverge.com)
  Nothing is launching an app store for AI-built smartphone software.
• SAP targets financial services industry with new business unit, nearly $600 million investment (zdnet.com)
  The all new business unit is backed by a partnership with German entrepreneurial investor Dediq.
• How electric cargo bikes can replace your car (theverge.com)
  How cargo bikes present a new way of getting around, what’s new in the Google adtech remedies trial, and a take on AI YouTube summaries, on…
• Google Talk learns to speak on its first birthday (arstechnica.com)
  Google Talk is a precocious one year old this month, and to celebrate the …