The 15-year-old plaintiff's case against three other tech giants begins next month.
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Google is holding its annual Made by Google keynote event to officially unveil its latest Pixel hardware lineup. Comedian Trevor Noah is hosting this year's live show, taking over from Jimmy Fallon who hosted the 2025 edition. The event features the new Pixel 11 smartphones, updated camera capabilities, and the Pixel Watch 5, among other products. Ahead of the keynote, press and content creators were given early access and published hands-on impressions of the new devices. The live show follows a celebrity-driven format that Google has adopted in recent years for its hardware announcements.
Amazon is currently selling the 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard with Dual Super Buttons for $69.99, down from its usual $99.99 — one of the lowest prices recorded for the bundle. The keyboard is styled after Nintendo's original NES controller, featuring rounded retro keycaps, a volume knob, and 87 Kailh Box clicky hot-swappable switches. It supports Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and wired USB connections, and is compatible with both Windows and Android. The included dual super buttons can be programmed to custom key combinations or shortcuts without additional software, and up to four can be connected to a single keyboard.
A widespread outage affecting Petlibro's smart pet devices began on Tuesday, disrupting scheduled functions such as automated feeding. Users on Reddit reported that smart feeders, litter boxes, and water fountains had gone offline. Despite Petlibro's claim that locally stored schedules would continue to function, many owners say their devices are not dispensing food as programmed. The issue is particularly concerning for pet owners who are away from home and relying on the devices to feed their animals. Affected products include Petlibro's RFID and Granary food dispensers.
Northrop Grumman's Mission Robotic Vehicle is undertaking a pioneering attempt to attach a new thruster to an aging satellite in orbit. The operation represents a significant milestone in on-orbit servicing technology, aimed at extending the operational life of satellites. By refueling or upgrading existing spacecraft, such robotic missions could reduce the need to launch costly replacements. The initiative highlights a growing industry push to make satellites more sustainable and cost-effective over the long term.
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