
Tech Companies Announce Price Increases Across Consumer Electronics
Samsung, Microsoft, and other tech companies have implemented price hikes on smartphones, tablets, and computers in early 2025.

Samsung, Microsoft, and other tech companies have implemented price hikes on smartphones, tablets, and computers in early 2025.

A new website aims to help diners avoid restaurant lines while NYC outdoor dining permits have dropped to one-third of pandemic levels.
Spotify launches physical book purchasing in US and UK while Amazon and Walmart update streaming devices with new features.

Microsoft is developing new Surface Pro and Laptop models with OLED displays while new Xbox chief Asha Sharma works to revitalize the gaming division.
Electric vehicle company Lucid Motors appointed a new chief executive and secured $750 million in funding from Uber and Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund.

Caterpillar acquired California-based Monarch Tractor, a venture-backed startup developing electric and autonomous off-road vehicles.
Google has incorporated Rust programming language into the Pixel 10's cellular modem to improve security and safety of legacy code systems.

Roblox is implementing new age-based accounts requiring users to verify their age to access age-appropriate games and features.

BYD overtook Tesla as the world's largest electric vehicle seller in 2024, despite limited access to the US market.

Amazon-backed nuclear energy company X-energy has filed for an initial public offering seeking to raise up to $800 million.

Adobe released security fixes for a PDF zero-day vulnerability that hackers exploited for months in targeted attacks.

A nine-year-old hosts a podcast about quantum technology applications as a California company works on thought-to-text devices.

Amazon Prime Video's stream failed during the final moments of the Charlotte Hornets-Miami Heat NBA Play-In Tournament game in overtime.

Moft launched a magnetic wallet with Find My tracking and camera controls, while DJI announced its fourth-generation Osmo Pocket camera.

Three drivers sued San Jose and its police department over nearly 500 cameras that track vehicles across California.
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