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AI taking over prescription refills? Utah's new program sparks concern among doctors
Utah's AI-powered prescription refill programme sparks debate over patient safety and the future of healthcare regulation.
UK regulator calls for review of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini as financial advice tools
UK regulator calls for a review of ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini as AI plays a growing role in financial decision-making.
Waymo Robotaxis run out of charge, require towing during San Francisco's July 4 gridlock
Waymo robotaxis were disrupted by heavy Fourth of July traffic in San Francisco, leaving several vehicles stranded or towed.
Apple resumes App store card payments in India after RBI compliance: Here's what changed
Apple resumes debit and credit card payments for App Store and iCloud purchases in India after complying with RBI regulations.
Smart glasses or camera-equipped AirPods? New iOS 27 prompt hints at Apple's next wearable
Apple's leaked wearable code hints that camera-equipped AirPods, not smart glasses, could be the next AI-powered device.
Russian-linked hackers target UK government email accounts in cyber campaign
A large-scale cyber campaign targeting Fortinet security devices has exposed login credentials linked to UK government bodies, diplomatic staff and critical infrastructure organisations. While there is no evidence that can attribute the breach to the Russian state, the warning is that the ongoing operation poses significant risks to public sector and essential services
Samsung consumer electronics staff to rally over Semiconductor workers' wage deal
Samsung workers plan a July 16 rally to protest a widening bonus gap between the company's semiconductor and consumer electronics divisions.
Apple's Foldable iPhone could see a staggered rollout following September launch
Apple's foldable iPhone Ultra may launch in September, but sales could be delayed due to limited early production.
iPhone 18 launch date leaked? Here's when Apple could unveil the new lineup
Apple's iPhone 18 lineup could debut in early September, although Labor Day logistics may ultimately determine the keynote date.
Oppo Find X9s Review: A little less powerful but equally capable alternative to the Find X9
Another good phone with a bad price tag courtesy of the global memory and storage shortage.
How did Instagram run ads promoting child abuse in India?
India has issued a notice to Meta after an investigation alleged that Instagram displayed paid advertisements promoting child sexual abuse material. MeitY ordered Meta to remove such Instagram ads and explain within seven days how they were approved
'Medicine is the biggest AI market': Microsoft AI CEO says AI could bring top-tier medical expertise to everyone
Mustafa Suleyman believes artificial intelligence is poised to reshape healthcare by making high-quality medical guidance affordable and widely available. The Microsoft AI chief argues that AI-powered tools will narrow longstanding gaps in healthcare quality, with millions of people already turning to AI assistants each week for health-related questions.
Hyundai unveils Atlas robot's latest skills at FIFA World Cup ahead of 2028 production plans
Hyundai used one of football's biggest stages to showcase the latest capabilities of its Atlas humanoid robot, signalling that the technology is moving closer to industrial deployment. The demonstration formed part of a broader effort to prove robots can safely adapt to unpredictable real-world environments before entering factories at scale.
No suit, no tie: Sridhar Vembu boards Japan's bullet train in a traditional veshti | Watch
The Zoho chief scientist was spotted wearing a traditional veshti on a Japanese bullet train during a visit aimed at connecting small-town Japanese manufacturers with rural India
Alibaba to block employees from using Anthropic's Claude Code as US-China AI rivalry deepens
Alibaba is reportedly set to stop staff from using Anthropic's Claude Code, directing them towards its own coding assistant instead. The move comes as Anthropic tightens efforts to prevent unauthorised access to its AI services in China, underscoring the growing technological divide between the world's two largest AI powers.
Apple's foldable iPhone could be hardest iPhone to buy at launch: Report
Apple's first foldable iPhone could be one of the company's hardest-to-buy products in years. Supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects production to remain limited through the initial launch period, potentially leading to long delivery times, delayed availability and higher resale prices despite strong consumer interest.
WhatsApp is testing a new green online indicator— Here's everything we know
WhatsApp is testing a new green online status indicator for Android and iOS beta users, even as its upcoming username feature faces government scrutiny over privacy concerns
Amazon begins wind-down of Mechanical Turk, stops accepting new customers
Amazon is winding down Mechanical Turk for new customers as the once-popular crowdsourcing platform loses relevance in the AI era.
Tesla expands Robotaxi service to Miami, marking its first rollout beyond Texas
Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi service to Miami even as regulatory hurdles and fresh scrutiny over its Full Self-Driving safety claims continue to mount.
Michael and Susan Dell to give $250 to first 25 million children enrolling in Trump accounts
Michael and Susan Dell will contribute $250 to the first 25 million eligible children who enroll in the new Trump Accounts investment programme.
Amazon plans in-house chips for Kindle, Fire TV, and Echo devices
Amazon is reportedly preparing to replace third-party processors with its own custom chips across its consumer devices, beginning in 2027.
iPhone 17 Pro Max Buried: Apple's flagship joins America's 250-year time capsule
Apple's iPhone 17 Pro Max has been sealed inside a time capsule commemorating America's 250th anniversary, where it will remain until 2276.
iPhone 18 may miss Apple's most advanced AI features — Here's why
Apple's standard iPhone 18 may miss out on next-generation Siri AI features as leaked specifications suggest only the Pro models will meet the 12GB RAM requirement.
Centre orders Telegram to crack down on movie, OTT piracy, seek action report within 15 days
The Centre has directed Telegram to remove pirated films and OTT content, strengthen anti-piracy measures and submit an action taken report within 15 days
India investigates Tata data breach linked to Apple iPhone 18 Pro leak
The Indian authorities have opened an investigation into a data breach at Apple-supplier Tata Electronics. A ransomware group posted at least six files listing companies producing specific components for the iPhone 18 Pro models on the dark web.
Why the removal of e-rickshaw battery management apps is a wake-up call for smart mobility? Expert answers
The government's decision to remove two battery management applications after concerns over the remote disabling of e-rickshaws has exposed a much bigger challenge than a single security flaw. As vehicles become increasingly connected, experts warn that cybersecurity must be treated as a core safety requirement rather than an afterthought.
Chinese engineers reportedly found secret routes to Claude, Anthropic is shutting them down
Anthropic is tightening enforcement against unauthorised use of its AI models after reports that Chinese companies accessed Claude through overseas subsidiaries, cloud providers and VPNs. The move highlights the growing contest over advanced AI technology as US restrictions tighten while demand from Chinese developers remains strong.
Centre orders removal of BAT-BMS apps amid probe into e-rickshaw shutdown claims
After reports that a battery management app could be used to switch off some e-rickshaws, the Centre has ordered its removal from Apple's App Store and Google Play. Authorities are now examining how insecure battery systems may have exposed electric vehicles to unauthorised Bluetooth-based interference.
'Darwinian moment': Palo Alto Networks CEO warns workers who fail to learn AI risk being left behind
Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora believes the AI era will reward workers who adapt rather than those who wait for formal training. As layoffs spread across the tech industry, he argues that building AI-skilled teams through targeted hiring and continuous learning is a more sustainable strategy than large-scale job cuts.
Amazon is finally ready to take on Starlink with its own satellite internet service
Amazon has deployed 396 Project Kuiper satellites, reaching the minimum constellation needed to begin offering broadband service across select regions. While commercial availability remains on track for mid-2026, the company faces a long road before matching the scale and performance of SpaceX's well-established Starlink network.