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Google Maps is expanding the rollout of Immersive Navigation and a live speedometer feature for Android Auto to a broader user base, appearing on non-beta devices.

Warner Bros. Discovery is suing Amazon, alleging the company illegally poached employees, including a senior VP for originals marketing, by inducing breaches of contract with higher pay.
The Silurian Hypothesis explores the geological and astronomical evidence that might remain if an ancient, non-human civilization existed on Earth millions of years ago.

A fallen power line in Northern Virginia exposed how simultaneously disconnecting data centers can destabilize the electrical grid, causing voltage spikes and flickering lights across a wide region.

A 3D-printed, pistol-shaped case for an e-reader highlights the challenges of mandating gun-blocking software on 3D printers, as the technology may struggle to differentiate between harmless objects and actual firearms.
The author reduced phone usage, finding increased happiness and health, after realizing excessive screen time negatively impacted well-being and replacing one social media addiction with others.
A former League of Legends designer argues that game systems, not written words, convey a game's true values and intentions to its highly observant players.
Kyber, an AI-native document platform, is hiring a Head of Engineering to lead technical decisions, scale AI systems, and mentor a growing team.

What Surrounds Us features circular gameplay and themes that explore connection with the environment.

Folding and flipping phones are becoming increasingly viable options with improved designs and functionality.

Cricut Explore 5 and Siser Romeo smart cutting machines cater to different consumers with varying needs and crafting goals.
Fedora's package creation process involves dist-git, Koji, and Bodhi to produce artifacts.

Museums are using data to inform decisions about presenting works and creating individually tailored experiences for visitors.

Old Amazon Kindles can be repurposed as Spotify controllers, smart home displays, or literary clocks with various hacks.

OpenAI's new Micro keypad, a collaboration with Work Louder, offers customizable keys and voice dictation for ChatGPT, but its $230 price and learning curve may deter many users.

SpaceX successfully deployed new V3 Starlink satellites using an upgraded Starship, but its Super Heavy booster failed during a simulated landing, marking another setback for the rocket.

A fast-moving wildfire in Spain forced the evacuation of NASA's Madrid Deep Space Communications Complex, temporarily suspending operations at one of its crucial tracking stations.

Meta paused its plan to charge a monthly subscription and implement rate limits for the Conversation Focus accessibility feature on its smart glasses, following user backlash.

Prentis, a new AI lab co-founded by Reid Hoffman and Mark Pincus, is reportedly seeking $100 million at a $1 billion valuation to develop AI agents that automate office workflows.

TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 will introduce a Smart Money Stage, focusing on the convergence of fintech, payments, and AI, with sessions on stablecoins, AI agents, and global financial infrastructure.

A dozen states and the Writers Guild of America successfully delayed the Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery merger until at least June 2027, allowing a lawsuit challenging its legality to proceed.
Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event is discussed on the Pixelated podcast.

A Canadian legislator read an apparent LLM response in a floor speech, including a line about rewriting a section.

Vietnam proposes restricting social media for kids under 16 by limiting their ability to post, comment, or react to content.