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Parents join the AI taskforce to let teachers set limits per assignment, from K-5 red light to 0-4 middle school.

A real origin story, with iRobot’s Colin Angle tracing how a simple home robot turned vacuums into a lovable category.

Executives and operators can reduce data exposure immediately by auditing seven settings whenever a phone changes hands.

A wave of lawsuits is reshaping how US electric aircraft companies defend technology, capital, and timelines.

The 60HE v2 isn’t just a great Hall Effect keyboard. It’s an upgrade-minded argument for the whole keyboard market.

A flagship camera overhaul and a US no-show collide with Xperia staples, forcing Sony fans to decide what matters most.

Her Instagram Stories claim sets off a bigger fight over consent, copyright, and the growing AI track pipeline.

The 14th-gen ThinkPad redesign makes repairs easier by swapping in modular components, changing the maintenance calculus.

Tom Loftis tries to turn Widow's Bay into a resort, then a mysterious fog starts “waking up” the island.

In a Bloomberg interview, the Signal president draws hard lines on trust, sentience, and Microsoft-style agent access.
From Etihad Rail to DIFC 2.0, Abu Dhabi’s finance build-out and Project Stargate: here’s what’s next and when.

An investigation says companies are deploying AI-generated “customer” content without obvious disclosure, raising regulatory and reputational risks.