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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Tile Pro Bluetooth Tracker Drops to $23.99, Near Its All-Time Low

The Tile Pro Bluetooth tracker is currently on sale for $23.99 at Amazon and Tile's own website, marking its lowest price in 2026 and just $1 above its all-time low. The device is positioned as a cross-platform alternative to Apple's AirTag, functioning reliably on both Android and Apple devices. It offers a Bluetooth range of up to 500 feet and a 110-decibel ring, making it Tile's most capable tracker in its lineup. Unlike the AirTag, the Tile Pro includes a built-in keyring hole and free features such as two days of location history and Place Alerts through the Life360 app. A paid subscription starting at $7.99 per month unlocks additional features including SOS alerts, crash detection, and roadside assistance.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Wahoo Kickr Core 2 Smart Bike Trainer Drops to $399.99, Saving Riders $150

The Wahoo Kickr Core 2 indoor bike trainer is currently on sale for $399.99, down from its regular price of $549.99, at both Wahoo and Amazon. The device converts a standard road bike into an indoor exercise machine, offering Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and ANT+ connectivity for use with training and cycling apps. It supports dynamically adjustable resistance that can simulate inclines and replicate group rides through compatible platforms. The Cog and Click version also includes handlebar-mounted controllers for changing virtual gears, while a separate version comes bundled with an 11-speed cassette. Both variants are compatible with bikes featuring 8 to 13 speeds.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Saudi Prince Acquires 5% Stake in Lucid Motors Amid Privatization Rumors

A Saudi prince has purchased a 5% stake in Lucid Motors, the American electric vehicle manufacturer. The investment has reignited speculation that Saudi Arabia could be moving toward taking the EV company private. Lucid Motors has publicly denied any such privatization plans. The deal underscores the continued interest of Saudi investors in the global electric vehicle sector.

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TechnologyNYT Technology ·

Anthropic's Claude AI Uncovers Weaknesses in Cryptographic Algorithms

Anthropic's Claude Opus Preview AI model has successfully identified new vulnerabilities in cryptographic algorithms during controlled testing. The algorithms in question are weakened versions of encryption systems that safeguard sensitive online activity, including financial transactions and private communications. The discovery marks a notable demonstration of AI capability in the specialized field of cryptanalysis. While the tests were conducted on deliberately weakened algorithms, the findings raise important questions about the future role of AI in both breaking and strengthening digital security.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Trump Reportedly Frustrated With RFK Jr. Over Vaccine and Autism Claims

President Trump is reportedly dissatisfied with Health Secretary RFK Jr. for not doing more to restrict vaccines, according to a new report. Trump remains fixated on the thoroughly debunked claim that vaccines are linked to autism, a theory rejected by decades of scientific research. The frustration suggests Trump expected RFK Jr. to take more aggressive action against vaccine programs after taking office. The report highlights ongoing tension between the administration's health policy direction and established medical consensus.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

HBO Max Launches TikTok-Style Vertical Feed to Help Users Discover Content

Warner Bros. Discovery is introducing a vertical video feature called 'HBO Max Shorts' to its HBO Max streaming platform. The feature joins similar offerings already available on Netflix, Disney Plus, and Peacock. Accessible via a dedicated icon in the bottom navigation menu, the feed surfaces trailers, clips, and bonus content from the HBO Max library. Recommendations are personalized based on each user's watch history. Viewers can jump directly into a title or save it for later from within the Shorts feed.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

AMD Radeon RX 9050 spotted with just 4GB VRAM amid rising component costs

A listing for an AMD Radeon RX 9050 graphics card with only 4GB of VRAM has appeared on ASRock's website, marking a return of low-VRAM GPUs in the modern era. The card is built on AMD's RDNA 4 architecture and features a 64-bit memory interface, 16 compute units, and a boost clock of up to 2,600MHz. ASRock simultaneously launched an 8GB variant of the same card, giving buyers a choice between the two configurations. The reappearance of 4GB graphics cards is being driven by rising RAM prices and ongoing component shortages pushing overall tech costs higher. Despite the limited VRAM, the card is expected to support newer features such as AMD's FSR 4 upscaling technology.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

US Largest Grid Operator to Cut Data Center Power to Prevent Blackouts

The United States' largest grid operator has announced plans to implement temporary power cuts targeting large data centers. The measure is designed to prevent widespread blackouts across the grid. These controlled interruptions are set to begin starting next year. The decision reflects growing strain on power infrastructure driven by surging energy demands from data centers.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

PayPal open to acquisition offers after beating Q2 earnings expectations

PayPal reported stronger-than-expected second-quarter financial results, surpassing analyst forecasts. The payments company stated it remains committed to its ongoing artificial intelligence-driven business turnaround strategy. However, PayPal indicated it would be open to considering a takeover deal if one were to offer greater value to its shareholders. The comments signal that while the company is focused on independent growth, it has not ruled out a potential acquisition.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

WhatsApp Web gains voice and video calling support

WhatsApp has introduced calling functionality to its web app, bringing it in line with the mobile and desktop versions of the platform. Users can now make voice and video calls directly from a browser without needing the smartphone or desktop app. The update also includes additional features such as screen-sharing and call reactions. This expansion makes the WhatsApp Web experience more complete and consistent across all platforms.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Apple Smart Home Hub With 7-Inch Display Could Arrive as Early as October

Apple is reportedly developing a new smart home hub device designed to compete with products like Google Nest Hub and Amazon Echo Show. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, the device will feature a 7-inch square display and a new operating system built on tvOS. The interface is said to include grids of icons, widgets, and apps, drawing similarities to iOS and watchOS. Revamped Siri AI is expected to be central to the device, alongside video chat and home security features. The hub could launch as early as October, based on Gurman's report.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Fish Audio raises $50M seed round to develop AI voice models for creators

Fish Audio, an AI voice model startup, has secured $50 million in seed funding to expand its offerings for creators and enterprises. The company launched last year and has already attracted over 8 million users across its open-source and hosted model versions. Fish Audio has grown rapidly, now generating $21 million in annual recurring revenue. The funding is expected to accelerate development of its AI voice technology platform.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Apple Partners with Klarna to Launch Monthly Device Leasing Program

Apple has introduced a new device leasing program called 'Upgrade' in partnership with buy-now-pay-later firm Klarna. The program allows customers to lease Apple devices on a monthly basis rather than purchasing them outright. Pricing begins at $17.99 per month for iPhone, $11.99 for Apple Watch, $11.99 for iPad, and $24.99 for Mac. The initiative appears aimed at making Apple products more financially accessible by lowering the upfront cost barrier for consumers.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Biotech Firms Begin Developing Measles Treatments Amid Rising US Cases

Measles cases are on the rise in the United States, prompting renewed urgency around treatment options. Biotech companies have begun developing new therapies to address the growing outbreak. The push for treatments is particularly focused on protecting the most vulnerable patients, such as young children and immunocompromised individuals. While vaccination remains the primary defense against measles, the surge in cases has highlighted gaps in treatment options for those who contract the disease.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Recursive Superintelligence seals $410M compute deal with Amazon

AI startup Recursive Superintelligence has signed a $410 million compute agreement with Amazon. The deal represents the majority of the company's total fundraising accumulated to date. The arrangement will provide Recursive with cloud computing resources through Amazon's infrastructure. Such large compute contracts have become increasingly common as AI firms race to secure the processing power needed to develop advanced models.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Granola Launches Apple Watch App for In-Person Note-Taking

AI meeting notes startup Granola has released a new Apple Watch app designed to support in-person note-taking. The app extends Granola's existing functionality to Apple's wearable device, allowing users to capture notes without relying on their phone or laptop. This move targets professionals who need a hands-free or discreet way to record information during face-to-face meetings. The launch marks Granola's expansion beyond its core desktop experience into wearable technology.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Twelve South Launches Compact Valet Tray With 25W Wireless Charging

Twelve South has unveiled a smaller version of its leather-wrapped Valet charging tray, first introduced at CES earlier this year. The new model measures 4.5 inches deep, nearly half the size of the original 7.5-inch version, making it more suitable for tight spaces. Despite its reduced footprint, the updated tray offers improved wireless charging, bumping the maximum output from 15W to 25W. The compact design is better suited for single items rather than the original's broader catchall capacity.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Budget JisuLife handheld fan outperforms Dyson's $99 model in real-world use

The Verge reviewed the JisuLife Life10 S, a handheld fan priced at around $25–$33, comparing it against Dyson's $99.99 HushJet Mini Cool. Despite Dyson's engineering reputation, the reviewer found the budget fan more practical for everyday outdoor use due to its quieter, lower-frequency sound. Battery life proved a major differentiator: the JisuLife ran over 16 hours at half power, while the Dyson lasted just over an hour at full speed and up to six hours at its lowest setting. The Life10 S offers simple controls, a slide-lock power switch, and a 5,000mAh battery, making it suitable for activities like concerts, hikes, and sporting events. The review concludes that premium-priced personal fans from brands like Dyson or Shark are not necessary for effective portable cooling.

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TechnologyNYT Technology ·

Apple Launches Device Leasing Program Amid AI-Driven Cost Pressures

Apple has introduced a new leasing program covering iPhones and other devices. The initiative is designed to make its products more financially accessible to consumers. Rising component costs, partly driven by growing artificial intelligence demand, have pushed device prices higher. The leasing option aims to offset affordability concerns stemming from these increased costs.

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