OnePlus 15 has received FCC certification after being blocked by the US government shutdown that ended November 12. The phone with identifier CPH2749 got approval on November 25, clearing regulatory roadblocks for US availability. Meanwhile, the OnePlus 15R is confirmed to launch December 17 with Sn
Google’s long-rumored plan to replace ChromeOS with a unified “Aluminium OS” appears to have user support. According to a new Android Authority survey, the majority of respondents wouldn’t miss the current operating system. This suggests Google’s consolidation strategy might face little resistance f
While his startup Vidovo is projected to hit seven figures this year, Elijah Khasabo remains committed to completing his college degree. The 22-year-old sees campus life as a networking goldmine rather than a distraction from his entrepreneurial ambitions.
According to The Economist, China is making rapid progress in autonomous vehicles and pharmaceutical development. These industries represent the next wave of Chinese technological leadership that could reshape global markets.
Paradox Interactive has taken a $37 million write-down on Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 after disappointing sales. CEO Fredrik Wester admitted the publisher misjudged the market and took full responsibility for the sequel’s commercial failure.
Nvidia’s November was anything but smooth. The chip giant saw its stock tumble 11% amid Google competition fears and vocal critics like Michael Burry questioning its AI bubble position. Even record earnings couldn’t fully calm investor nerves.
A new study reveals Trump’s 2025 tariffs directly contributed to higher consumer prices. Researchers found imported goods prices jumped 5.4% while domestic goods rose 3%. The tariffs effectively function as a regressive tax hitting all consumers.
Microsoft is prioritizing AI buzzwords over fixing fundamental Windows problems, while Xbox and Surface face serious challenges. The company seems completely disconnected from what users actually want from their products.
Barak Turovsky, GM’s inaugural Chief AI Officer, has departed after just eight months in the role. His exit follows other high-profile tech executive departures from the automaker. The timing raises concerns about GM’s push to become a “tech-heavy mobility company.”
Universal DNA testing is rapidly entering mainstream medicine, but it’s creating a minefield of ethical dilemmas. From $4 billion in overdiagnosis costs to genetic discrimination risks, the revolution comes with serious baggage.
