Apple's iPhone-Windows Clipboard Plan Hinges on One-Time Consent
Apple is developing direct copy and paste between iPhones and Windows PCs for the EU, using one-time consent for each paired accessory.
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Samsung's Smart TV Proxy Ban Faces a Runtime Code Gap
Samsung is banning residential-proxy code from smart TV apps, but remotely loaded software makes continuing enforcement the harder test.
MacBook Air Shortage Leads Apple to Promote MacBook Pro
MacBook Air delivery delays are colliding with higher prices, tight memory supplies and a new financing program across Apple's hardware lineup.
Myspace Owners Confirm Relaunch Intent Without a Product Timeline
Myspace's owners say they will relaunch the social network, but they have not disclosed a date, development schedule or product design.
Xbox Price Reset Pushes Entry Console Near €500 in Europe
Microsoft's new EU and UK Xbox prices lift every listed Series S and Series X model, with the 1TB Series S posting the largest percentage increase.
Minnesota Tests Platform Liability for AI-Generated Nude Images
Minnesota's AI nudification law is now active after xAI failed to secure an emergency pause, leaving its constitutional challenge unresolved.
Smart Glasses Privacy Depends on Signals Users Cannot Hide
Smart glasses can offer useful cameras and AI, but protecting bystanders depends on recording signals that owners cannot quietly disable.
Engineers Cut Link Satellite's Spin as Swift Rescue Clock Ticks
Katalyst engineers have halved the Link satellite's spin while they rebuild control for an attempted rescue of NASA's Swift observatory.
Dungeons & Dragons Opens Crossover Line With Warcraft and Star Wars
Dungeons & Dragons will launch a 256-page World of Warcraft expansion in November before adding a separate Star Wars campaign in 2027.
Cyberattacks Spread to Seven U.S. States' Water Utilities
The FBI says cyberattacks have hit water and wastewater utilities in seven U.S. states, disrupting digital controls and raising the risk of physical service failures.
Google Will Exempt Sanctioned Countries From Android Verification Checks
Google will switch off Android developer verification checks on devices in sanctioned countries, while developers based there cannot complete verification.
Google Pulls Earth AI Image Tool After One-Day Test
Google removed prompt-based image generation from Earth after testers created misleading scenes that challenged its watermark and safety controls.