Apple launches ‘Upgrade’ device-leasing plan with Klarna
Apple's new leasing program covers iPhone, Watch, Mac and iPad from $11.99/month via Klarna.
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WhatsApp brings encrypted voice and video calls to the web
WhatsApp now offers one-on-one and group voice and video calls through a browser, with end-to-end encryption and no time limits.
X Money app begins its US rollout with a Visa debit card
Elon Musk's X Money is launching in the US with a Visa debit card and fee-free peer-to-peer transfers, starting with Premium subscribers.
PayPal Q2 revenue rises 5% to $8.68B, tops estimates
PayPal posted Q2 revenue of $8.68B, up 5% year over year and above the $8.47B consensus, as it raised full-year guidance and reported a $1.1B profit.
Amazon Asks FCC to Approve 5,105-Satellite Direct-to-Mobile Network, Challenging SpaceX
Amazon Leo would beam voice, data and emergency service straight to phones starting in 2028, leveraging Globalstar spectrum — if Blue Origin's grounded rockets can get…
Samsung Wins $200 Billion Order to Make AI Chips for Broadcom
Samsung landed a contract worth more than $200 billion to manufacture chips for Broadcom through 2030, centered on its 2-nanometer and below process as the two…
One Fallen Power Line Exposed How AI Data Centers Destabilize the Grid
When a power line failed near Washington, 3.1 gigawatts of AI data centers dropped off PJM's grid in seconds, spiking voltage from Virginia to Chicago and…
Meta Spins Facebook Marketplace Into a Seller App—and AI Writes the Listings
Meta's new Seller app splits Facebook Marketplace into its own product with AI listing creation, a unified inbox and bulk tools for US sellers 18 and…
Coinbase lets businesses accept USDC payments from AI agents via the x402 protocol
Coinbase Business users can now accept USDC payments from AI agents via the x402 protocol — three lines of code for developers, the company says.
Microsoft replaces OpenAI’s image models with its own MAI tech in PowerPoint and Bing
Microsoft is swapping OpenAI's image models for its own MAI tech in PowerPoint and Bing, with model chief Suleyman citing an 85% cost cut.