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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

OnePlus Said to Be Planning Exit from US, Europe, and India Markets

Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus is reportedly planning to wind down its operations in the United States and Europe, according to sources familiar with the matter. The company is also said to be considering a similar exit from India by 2027. OnePlus has built a notable presence in these markets over the years, particularly among Android enthusiasts. The reported retreat would mark a significant scaling back of the brand's global ambitions outside of China.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Leaked Data Reveals Suno Trained AI on Millions of Songs from YouTube and Deezer

A hacking incident exposed internal data showing that AI music generator Suno scraped millions of songs and lyrics from platforms including YouTube Music, Deezer, and Genius, according to 404 Media. The leak offers a rare look into Suno's training datasets, which the company had previously kept undisclosed. Suno is currently facing multiple lawsuits alleging it used copyrighted material without authorization to train its AI models. One prominent case was filed by the Recording Industry Association of America, in which Suno reportedly made admissions about its data practices.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Google's Largest Solar Battery Project Sits 40 Miles From xAI's Unpermitted Plant

Google has developed its largest clean energy project, a solar and battery storage facility located in Tennessee. The site sits approximately 40 miles north of xAI's power plant, which has been operating without the required permits. The contrast between the two installations has drawn attention to differing approaches to energy sourcing among major tech companies. Google's project represents a significant investment in renewable infrastructure, while xAI's facility has raised regulatory and environmental concerns.

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TechnologyBBC Tech ·

SpaceX Share Price Falls Below IPO Level After Volatile Month

SpaceX, the rocket company founded by Elon Musk, has seen its share price drop below the level at which it first listed on the stock market. The decline comes roughly one month after the company made its public market debut. Trading in SpaceX shares has been described as volatile throughout this period. The fall below the IPO price marks a notable milestone for the company's early performance as a publicly traded firm.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Lucid Motors denies bankruptcy rumors as EV sector stocks take a hit

Lucid Motors was forced to refute bankruptcy rumors this week after reports triggered a sharp decline in its stock price. The company called the claims 'completely false,' citing available free cash flow as proof it can sustain operations into next year. The fallout extended beyond Lucid, with shares of fellow EV-only automakers Rivian and Polestar also falling as investor concern spread. The episode has renewed scrutiny over the long-term viability of pure-play EV companies amid slowing consumer demand and shifting government policies.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Hack reveals Suno allegedly used YouTube audio to train its AI music model

A hacker gained access to AI music generator Suno's internal systems by using an employee's login credentials. The breach exposed source code that reportedly revealed how the company scraped audio data for training its model. According to the findings, Suno allegedly collected decades' worth of audio, with YouTube appearing to be a key source. The incident raises fresh concerns about the use of copyrighted or unlicensed material in training commercial AI systems.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Whatnot buys AI startup Shaped to boost live shopping recommendations

Livestream shopping platform Whatnot has acquired Shaped, an AI startup specializing in machine learning-driven real-time recommendations and search. The acquisition is aimed at strengthening Whatnot's personalization and content discovery capabilities. The move comes as Whatnot looks to expand its presence across new product categories. By integrating Shaped's technology, the platform hopes to deliver more tailored shopping experiences to its users.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Google Play to Allow Third-Party App Stores Next Week After Epic Settlement Void

Google will open its Play Store to third-party app stores starting next week, following the collapse of a settlement agreement with Epic Games. The withdrawal of the settlement means Google is now subject to the full antitrust remedies ordered by the court. The development marks a significant shift in how Android users can access and install applications. The court-mandated changes stem from Epic's landmark antitrust lawsuit against Google over its app distribution practices.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Netflix Releases VHS-Style Special Edition of Stranger Things Season 1 for 10th Anniversary

Netflix has launched a 'VHS Special Edition' of Stranger Things' first season to mark the show's 10th anniversary. The re-release applies a VHS-style visual filter to all episodes, designed to give the series an authentic 1980s aesthetic. This follows other recent expansions of the franchise, including a behind-the-scenes documentary and an animated spin-off series. The VHS edition arrives after the show's final episode aired on New Year's Eve, as Netflix continues to extend the life of the beloved franchise.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Microsoft fixes record 570 vulnerabilities in single Patch Tuesday update

Microsoft addressed a record-breaking 570 security vulnerabilities in its latest monthly security update, known as Patch Tuesday. The fixes span across multiple products within the company's portfolio. Microsoft credited artificial intelligence as a key tool in identifying this unusually high number of flaws. The milestone highlights the growing role AI is playing in cybersecurity research and vulnerability detection.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Samsung teases Galaxy Z Fold 8's new wider design in Spider-Man promo clip

Samsung has offered a first glimpse of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 through a teaser video tied to the upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The clip briefly shows a foldable phone being taken off a 3D printer and opened book-style, though the shots are heavily obscured by lens flares. The device is rumored to feature a wider, passport-like form factor, marking a notable redesign from previous Z Fold models. Apple is also reportedly developing a foldable iPhone with a similar shape, potentially launching later in 2025. Samsung is expected to officially unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 8 alongside other new devices at a Galaxy Unpacked event on July 22nd.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

OpenAI and Work Louder Launch Codex Micro, a Limited Hardware Pad for AI Coding

OpenAI has released its first hardware product, a square button-pad device called Codex Micro, built in collaboration with keyboard manufacturer Work Louder. The device is designed to help users monitor and manage AI agents within OpenAI's Codex coding platform. Codex Micro is described as a limited-run product and bears a close resemblance to Work Louder's existing Creator Micro 2 device. The launch is separate from OpenAI's previously reported consumer hardware project being developed with former Apple designer Jony Ive.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Stripe and Advent International jointly bid $53.4B to acquire PayPal

Payments giant Stripe and private equity firm Advent International have reportedly submitted a joint bid to acquire PayPal for approximately $53.4 billion. The offer was submitted earlier this month, according to a Reuters report. The proposed deal is backed by around $50 billion in committed bank financing. If the acquisition proceeds, Stripe and Advent would jointly own PayPal.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

US House passes Sunshine Protection Act to make Daylight Saving Time permanent

The US House of Representatives advanced the Sunshine Protection Act on Tuesday with a 308-117 vote, moving the country closer to year-round daylight saving time. The bill would permanently set clocks one hour ahead, eliminating the twice-yearly time change. President Donald Trump has expressed support for the measure, claiming it would save hundreds of millions of dollars spent by individuals, cities, and states on the clock-change process. The legislation still requires further steps before it can become law.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Apple Intelligence cleared for China via Alibaba Qwen AI partnership

Apple has received regulatory approval to launch its Apple Intelligence AI services in China. The rollout will be powered through a partnership with Chinese tech giant Alibaba, integrating its Qwen AI models into Apple's operating systems. The deal, which had been rumored for some time, marks a significant expansion of Apple's generative AI platform. China represents one of Apple's most strategically important markets, making the approval a notable milestone for the company.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

JBL Flip 7 Bluetooth Speaker Drops to All-Time Low of $89.95 at Woot

The JBL Flip 7 compact Bluetooth speaker is on sale for $89.95, a $70 discount, at Woot through July 17th, marking its lowest recorded price. Despite its water-bottle-sized form factor, the speaker carries an IP68 dust and water resistance rating and can withstand drops of up to one meter onto concrete. It delivers up to 14 hours of battery life, extendable by two hours via Playtime Boost mode, and supports lossless audio playback over USB-C. Additional features include AI Sound Boost to reduce distortion at high volumes, multi-speaker pairing, and an included carabiner and carrying strap for easy portability.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Ode with Anthropic bets small AI engineering teams can replace large consultant armies

Ode with Anthropic is a joint venture that embeds forward-deployed engineers directly within enterprise companies to deliver AI-driven services. The venture was co-founded by Chris Taylor and Eddie Siegel, who previously built Fractional AI. It is backed by major investors including Anthropic, Blackstone, Hellman & Friedman, and Goldman Sachs. The core premise is that a small team of skilled engineers, powered by AI, can replicate the output traditionally requiring large consulting firms. Taylor and Siegel discussed the venture's vision in a recent appearance on TechCrunch's Equity podcast.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

8BitDo FlipPad turns your smartphone into a compact Game Boy-style handheld

8BitDo unveiled the FlipPad at CES 2026, a miniature gamepad designed to transform smartphones into Game Boy-inspired handheld gaming devices. The controller draws power directly from the phone's charging port rather than relying on Bluetooth connectivity. Described as one of 8BitDo's smallest gamepads to date, the FlipPad is thinner, lighter, and cheaper than its closest rival, the GameSir Pocket Taco. The device offers an alternative to touchscreen emulator controls, making it easier for users to game casually on their phones. Both 8BitDo and GameSir announced their respective compact smartphone gamepads at the same CES 2026 event.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Spotify Extends Parent-Managed Accounts to Free-Tier Users

Spotify has expanded its parent-managed accounts feature to users on its free tier. Previously, this parental control option was exclusively available to paid subscribers. The move allows more families to access account management tools regardless of their subscription status. This expansion broadens Spotify's reach in offering safer, supervised listening experiences for younger users.

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