#Technology

Verizon's free satellite messaging service is now available for certain Android smartphones, like the Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 series, providing communication in areas without cellular coverage at no extra charge.

Apple's foldable iPad, possibly featuring an 18.8-inch display and macOS, is anticipated for release in 2027, signaling Apple's entry into the foldable market.

MIT researchers have developed a 3D-printed artificial iris muscle that can flex in multiple directions when activated by light. This innovation could significantly advance robotics and medical treatments, offering new possibilities for adaptive technologies.

Ghost has enabled fediverse connectivity, allowing its newsletters to be shared across platforms supporting ActivityPub, a year ahead of schedule. This beta feature is now live, enhancing Ghost's integration with the open web.

The Dutch parliament urges the government to replace US-made tech with homegrown options, citing tech sovereignty as a pressing issue due to geopolitical tensions.

Tencent has decelerated its GPU deployment, claiming improved efficiency through its DeepSeek implementation, achieving better performance with fewer accelerators than Western competitors.

New sound technology uses twin ultrasound transducers to create focused audio that only you can hear, without headphones. Ideal for use in classrooms, exhibitions, or vehicles, this tech offers the benefits of headphones without wearing them.

The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upheld a ruling that AI-generated works without human input are not eligible for copyright, rejecting Stephen Thaler's claim for his 'Creativity Machine.'

Over 400 entertainment industry figures signed a letter opposing OpenAI and Google's efforts to allow AI models to train on copyrighted content, highlighting concerns over potential government exemptions.