Google announces its Android Find My Device network is now four times faster and hints at Ultra Wideband (UWB) support coming soon, promising more precise tracking for users.
etsy
Etsy is selling Reverb, the online music gear marketplace it bought for $275 million in 2019, to Creator Partners and Servco. Reverb will operate independently, with no disruption for users.
samsung
Samsung has started rolling out the One UI 7 update, based on Android 15, to Galaxy S23 and Tab S10 series devices in the US. The update brings a redesigned interface, new features, and AI enhancements.
technology
Lately's new app uses gamification to help people, especially those with ADHD, manage time and arrive punctually. The app is now available on the App Store.
julie wainwright
Julie Wainwright, founder of The RealReal, shares candid insights on leadership, her ousting, and new ventures in her memoir 'Time to Get Real'.
evernote
Evernote founder Phil Libin’s video startup mmhmm has rebranded as Airtime and launched two new products: Airtime Camera and Airtime Creator, aiming to make online meetings more engaging and professional.
openai
OpenAI has released a lightweight version of its Deep Research tool for all ChatGPT users, including those on the free plan. The new tool offers shorter but still in-depth responses and expands access to advanced research features.
apple
Apple explains its new AI-powered system in iOS 18.4 that summarizes App Store reviews using a multi-step LLM process, focusing on accuracy, safety, and helpfulness for users.
openai
OpenAI is preparing to launch a free, downloadable AI model that can call on cloud-based models for complex queries, aiming to outperform current open models and attract developers.
alphabet
Alphabet posted Q1 2025 revenue of $90.2 billion, up 12% year-over-year, with strong growth in Google Cloud and core services. Net income rose 46% and EPS reached $2.81.
intel
Intel will require employees to work from the office four days a week starting September 1, as part of a broader effort to flatten its organization and improve collaboration.
perplexity
Perplexity's CEO says its upcoming browser will track everything users do online to deliver hyper-personalized ads, sparking privacy concerns and clarifications about user choice.