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Google just flipped a switch. After months of testing in a handful of major markets, the search giant has begun rolling out richer home-listing advertisements across all 50 states. Buyers scrolling through mobile results for houses now see photos, prices, key features and direct buttons to call, message or schedule appointments with local agents. The […]

Microsoft spent the past three months quietly issuing firmware updates to Surface devices. The reason? A long-standing flaw that let a single malformed packet render unprotected hardware unbootable. The bug sat in deprecated firmware code. It only affected systems with Secure Boot and Secure Core turned off. Security researcher Jack Darcy found it. Not through

Apple has slipped a series of drawing enhancements into the first developer betas of iOS 27 and macOS 27. The changes arrive without fanfare from the WWDC stage. Yet they point to a deliberate push to make visual expression a routine part of everyday apps. In Messages on iPhone and iPad, users now tap the

SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell recently offered fresh comments that once again fueled speculation about a possible alignment between her company and Tesla. During a conversation at a private industry event, Shotwell addressed questions about long-term strategic planning and touched on how SpaceX thinks about partnerships with other firms led by Elon Musk. While she stopped

The World Bank has adjusted its projections for global economic expansion downward, setting the 2026 growth forecast at 2.5 percent amid persistent challenges ranging from trade tensions to policy uncertainty. This revision, detailed in the institution’s latest economic assessment, reflects a more cautious outlook than previous estimates and signals that recovery from recent shocks may

The House of Representatives delivered a sharp rebuke Thursday. It voted down a short-term extension of one of the government’s most sweeping surveillance powers. Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act now expires at midnight Friday. Yet the collection of foreign communications won’t stop. Lawmakers left town for recess. The 218-198 tally reflected deep

The relationship between artificial intelligence systems and the companies that adopt them has grown more complex in recent years. Some organizations treat AI as a foundational strategic partner that shapes decisions across supply chains and customer operations. Others view it as a passive technology tool that performs specific tasks without deeper integration into core strategy.

  Microsoft has rolled out a fresh interface for its AI assistant in Microsoft 365. The changes, announced late last month, aim to make Copilot feel less like a side panel and more like a colleague that moves with you. But the real story runs deeper. It reflects years of accumulated lessons from the company’s

  Carl Pei built a reputation on delivering more for less. As the co-founder of OnePlus, he helped popularize high-spec Android phones at prices that undercut the giants. Now, as CEO of Nothing, he faces a different script. Memory costs have exploded. AI demand has rewritten the bill of materials. And the man once known

  Houston — U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright stood before energy executives and told them the military had helped restore significant oil traffic out of the Persian Gulf. Roughly 7 million barrels a day now move with American support. That figure, he said, represents about half the volume trapped when the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran