US Says New Apple AirPods Can Be Hearing Aids

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new feature in Apple’s AirPods that allows them to be used as hearing aids. This marks a significant step in the tech giant’s efforts to expand its health-related offerings and cater to consumers with hearing impairments. The new AirPods, equipped with advanced audio processing technology,…

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Australia’s Green Energy Leap: Approving the Largest Solar and Battery Project

In a groundbreaking move, Australia has given the green light to the world’s largest solar and battery farm, an ambitious project by SunCable that is set to transform the global green energy landscape. This initiative will not only power millions of Australian homes but also export renewable energy to Singapore, showcasing Australia’s potential as a…

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Saudi Arabia’s First Technical High School Paves the Way for Future Tech Leaders

Saudi Arabia has taken a significant leap toward nurturing the next generation of tech innovators by launching its first technical high school, designed to equip students with expertise in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and robotics. This groundbreaking initiative is part of the Kingdom’s broader strategy to become a global leader in technological innovation. Talented…

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Dell Announces Massive Layoffs Amid Restructuring Efforts

Dell to Cut Over 12,000 Jobs to Streamline Operations Dell Technologies is undergoing significant restructuring, focusing on its sales and marketing divisions. This reorganization includes the formation of a new team dedicated to artificial intelligence (AI) services. Initial reports suggested approximately 12,500 employees, around 10% of Dell’s global workforce, might be affected. However, these numbers…

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Google Antitrust Ruling May Threaten Apple’s $20 Billion Deal

A U.S. judge’s ruling that Google operates an illegal monopoly could jeopardize its $20 billion annual deal with Apple. This agreement makes Google’s search engine the default on Apple devices, contributing significantly to Apple’s profits. Analysts estimate that terminating this deal could reduce Apple’s profits by 4-6%. The agreement is valid until at least September…

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NASA Seeks US Student Innovators for Future Space Missions

NASA’s CubeSat Launch Initiative Opens for 2026-2029 Proposals NASA has announced its CubeSat Launch Initiative (CSLI) is accepting proposals for new missions scheduled between 2026 and 2029. CubeSats are small, low-cost spacecraft used by educational institutions, non-profits, and NASA centers to demonstrate and mature technologies in space. Eligible US educational institutions and non-profits are encouraged…

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