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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Review: Privacy Display Steals Spotlight in Latest Flagship Powerhouse

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, released worldwide on March 11, 2026, following its unveiling at Galaxy Unpacked on February 25, has quickly emerged as a standout in the 2026 flagship smartphone landscape.

International Business Times

It’s official, EarPods are cool again — here’s what happened when I ditched my $250 AirPods for the $19 wired version

I swapped my AirPods for the $19 EarPods for a week — and I’m not sure I’m ever going back

Tom’s Guide

US Inches Closer to Flying Cars As DOT Approves Pilots For Several Regions

Jetsons like aerial vehicles promise to quickly whisk passengers from city to city, sailing above traffic

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Current and former Block workers say AI can’t do their jobs after Jack Dorsey’s mass layoffs: ‘You can’t really AI that’

The CEO said he cut the company’s workforce by 4,000 people – almost in half – because of gains in AI productivity

The Guardian - US

Apple Geoblocks Downloads, Updates of ByteDance Apps in the US, Says Report—Is TikTok Safe?

Apple has reportedly been geoblocking the downloads and updates of ByteDance's apps in the United States.

International Business Times

Is the media anti-tech—or just anti-crypto?

A new op-ed reflects a depressing trend by the press to portray technology in a poor light.

Fortune

Jack Dorsey to cut 4,000 jobs due to AI advances at Square parent Block

Shares in company increased over 20% as investors were encouraged by CEO’s assertion that cuts will drive profits

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Report Claims Pro-Trump Account Who Called Racist Obama Video a 'Masterpiece' May Be Operated by White House Staffer

A White House rapid response manager is identified as the operator of a pro-Trump X account, raising concerns about political influence and the Hatch Act.

International Business Times UK

White House Staffer Allegedly Behind Pro-Trump Account That Called Racist Video Depicting the Obamas as Apes a 'Masterpiece'

A White House employee is reportedly behind a controversial pro-Trump account on X, sparking debates on public servants' conduct online.

International Business Times UK

Salesforce workers outraged after CEO makes joke about ICE watching them

Marc Benioff’s remarks criticized as employees were reportedly planning to urge him to cancel business with agency

The Guardian - US

Motorola Signature vs. Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: When flagships collide

Motorola's swankiest top-of-the-line smartphone yet offers a truckload of goodies, but can it dethrone Samsung's stylus-toting standard bearer?

Android Central

Ford’s $30,000 EV Pickup Takes A Page From Tesla To Transform How Cars Are Built

Ford CEO Jim Farley shared a bit more about the mysterious pickup on social media on Thursday. It's set to launch in 2027.

InsideEVs

Palantir beats Wall Street expectations amid Trump immigration crackdown

CEO Alex Karp hails ‘iconic’ financial results despite criticism over contracts with ICE and homeland security

The Guardian - US

Critics Slam Meta for Blocking Database of Federal Agents: 'A Stance That Helps ICE Agents Retain Anonymity'

Meta has begun blocking users from sharing links to a website that claims to compile names and photos of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel, a move that critics say limits public scrutiny of federal agents and raises questions about the boundaries between privacy and accountability.

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Axios

How TikTok became a flashpoint in the ICE firestorm

TikTok as users have found themselves unable to locate content related to ICE raids across the country.

International Business Times UK

TikTok Creators' Rewards Programme Faces Drastic Pay Reductions That Are Forcing Career Exit Plans

TikTok's Creator Rewards Programme is facing steep pay reductions and policy shifts that threaten creators' livelihoods, prompting some to quit the platform amid declining engagement and revenue.

PC Gamer

Audio devices that use Google's Fast Pair Bluetooth tech are vulnerable to hacks that could track location or listen to the mic, according to researchers

Google's still working on a complete fix, but a partial solution is available.

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I've Watched Every Episode Of Ghosts And Now Have Prepared A Detailed Plan For How To Hack Death

This is the way to die! (in the Ghosts universe)

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International Business Times UK

AI Misidentification Surge After Renee Good Shooting — False Faces Spread Online

AI tools are being used to falsely identify the federal agent involved in the Renee Good shooting, prompting warnings about misinformation and safety.

International Business Times UK

CES 2026 Coverage Hints at an AI Plateau — Are Consumers Still Impressed?

As AI takes centre stage at CES 2026, with its presence in nearly everything on display at the annual tech show, is the industry suggesting a plateau for AI technology?

TechRadar

Hackers say they have stolen 40 million Condé Nast Records - here's how to stay safe

A hacker claims to have good intentions - but do they, really?

Guitar World

“When we lost Jeff, his wife wrote to me and said, ‘I’m going to sell the guitars. They keep reminding me of him’”: John McLaughlin remembers gifting Jeff Beck the white Strat that featured on his seminal Wired record – and helped shape his guitar legacy

The iconic Strat was reportedly stolen at a later date

The Guardian - US

Has feminism failed women? CBS wants to know

Bari Weiss is touting a new debate series at the network as the billionaire Ellisons’ media power grows

Fortune

AWS CEO says replacing young employees with AI is 'one of the dumbest ideas'—and bad for business: 'At some point the whole thing explodes on itself'

Amazon laid off 14,000 employees this fall, but CEO Andy Jassy denied the reductions were related to AI.

Windows Central

OpenAI's track record on AI safety stinks — bordering on “functioning as a de facto advocacy arm” rather than a genuine research lab

At least two researchers have recently left OpenAI, citing concerns that the company has been less than truthful and overly guarded about its published research.

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