
Samsung Discontinues Galaxy Z TriFold Phone After Three Months
Samsung will stop selling its $2,899 Galaxy Z TriFold smartphone less than three months after its U.S. launch.

Samsung will stop selling its $2,899 Galaxy Z TriFold smartphone less than three months after its U.S. launch.
Amazon plans to cut packages sent through USPS by at least two-thirds by fall, according to reports, amid postal service financial struggles.

Home security company ADT confirmed a cybersecurity incident that compromised customer names, phone numbers and addresses.
Samsung has begun rolling out blood pressure tracking functionality to Galaxy Watch users in the US after the feature was available in other markets for several years.

X, Meta, and Partiful announced new features this week aimed at enhancing user interaction and expanding monetization options for content creators.

Apple is disputing India's antitrust authority while executives prepare to discuss China operations and tariff impacts with investors.

Arlington-based maritime technology company secures funding to develop advanced ship tracking systems.
General Motors agreed to pay $12.75 million and stop selling customer data to brokers for five years to settle California privacy lawsuit.

Seoul-based aerospace company Unastella secured $24 million to develop launch vehicles and rocket engines.

A major data center project in the Columbus, Ohio area has been scaled back 50% after facing significant community resistance and protests.

Several major companies including Amtrak, security firms, and Brookfield's Compass face separate incidents involving data breaches and business decisions.

Meta is increasing prices for its Quest 3 and Quest 3S virtual reality headsets by $50 to $100 starting April 19, blaming a global memory shortage.

Meta introduces a paid subscription tier for Instagram offering enhanced features as the company seeks revenue diversification beyond advertising.

Families of Nottingham attack victims testified about their treatment by authorities during a public inquiry into the incident.

Wearable device company Ultrahuman disclosed that hackers accessed customer wellness data through stolen credentials from an infected employee laptop.
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