Instagram now has an Apple TV app with Reels, longer videos and live shows. What it does, what it leaves out, and why Meta wants your TV.
Amazon has renamed its reading subscription Kindle+. Here’s what it costs, what the new name does and doesn’t change, and how to pause or cancel it.
Starting Nov. 20, Airbnb hosts can’t make guests strip beds, wash dishes or haul trash. What the platform’s new house rules policy allows, and how it’s enforced.
ByteDance’s video editor says a ChatGPT plugin will turn a chat about a video idea into a rough cut you can keep refining by conversation. Here’s what was announced and what’s still unknown.
A year-old San Francisco AI lab just raised a $1 billion Series A, reportedly at a $6 billion valuation, betting that smarter use of GPUs can replace training on half the internet.
SpaceXSI rolled X Premium, Grok and the Cursor coding agent into one subscription with five tiers from free to $200 a month. Here’s what each plan includes and the fine print on third-party models.
Federal prosecutors say an OpenAI engineer planted a covert audio recorder in an executive conference room. Here’s what the complaint alleges and what OpenAI says was not taken.
Shoppers opened the ASOS app to an alert addressed to the company’s IT team. What ASOS has confirmed, what may have been exposed, and what customers should do.
A New Mexico court ordered Facebook to pay $25 billion after a jury found nearly 44 million consumer-protection violations tied to the Cambridge Analytica era. Meta says it will appeal.
Google’s latest Pixel beta is mostly about stability, with a new lock-screen security option and fresh customization tools. Here’s what changed and how to try it safely.
