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Haskell Free Library opens new Canada-only entrance after US border restrictions
The Haskell Free Library created a new entrance for Canadian visitors after US border rules closed the shared main door in October 2025.
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Phil Schiller Steps Down from Leadership Roles at Apple App Store and Events
Phil Schiller stepped down as head of Apple’s App Store and product events in late August 2026.
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Instagram renames AI creator label to 'AI-generated profile' and limits reach of undisclosed accounts
Instagram announced it will rename its AI creator label and reduce reach for undisclosed AI-generated profiles starting August 31 in the US.
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Anthropic launches AI model Fable with strict guardrails, prompting criticism and transparency promises
Anthropic released Fable, a limited version of its Mythos AI model, with restrictive guardrails that sparked cybersecurity criticism and led to transparency changes.
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AT&T launches $3 unlimited 24-hour data passes for eligible iPads in US
AT&T launched a $3 Unlimited Day Pass for iPads offering 24 hours of unlimited cellular data with no contracts or subscriptions.
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Snapchat Limits Spotlight Sharing for Users Aged 13-15 to Friends Only
Snapchat now restricts Spotlight posts from users aged 13 to 15 to be shared only with mutual friends, removing public visibility to protect teen users.
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NASA launches Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to study universe from deep space
NASA launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on August 30, 2026, aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket from Kennedy Space Center.
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Microsoft Office 2019 for Mac will lose editing features from July 13, 2026
Microsoft will disable editing, saving, and new document creation in Office 2019 for Mac starting July 13, 2026, due to an expiring license certificate.
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Waymo unveils virtual human driver model to boost robotaxi safety evaluation
Waymo developed the Reference Driver (ReD) model simulating human driving to better benchmark autonomous vehicle safety.
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NASA launches Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to study dark energy and exoplanets
NASA launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on August 30, 2026, from Florida to study dark matter, dark energy, and exoplanets.
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GM launches vehicle-to-grid support and expands EV public charging access
GM introduced vehicle-to-grid functionality for EVs and unveiled Energy Pass app for broader public charging access.
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North Korean group Famous Chollima behind 47% of state-backed cyber intrusions in US tech firms
North Korean hacking group Famous Chollima accounted for nearly half of state-sponsored cyber intrusions targeting US and global tech companies from April 2025 to mid-2026.
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NASA Names All-Male Artemis III Crew and Sets Launch for Summer 2027
NASA announced an all-male Artemis III crew and detailed an aggressive mission timeline targeting summer 2027 launch.
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Apple to let developers offer multi-app subscription bundles on App Store
Apple announced subscription bundles across developers, launching with iOS 27 this fall.
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Lovable hits $500 million annual recurring revenue with 1 million weekly new projects
Swedish startup Lovable surpassed $500 million ARR, hosting 1 million new projects weekly and 50 million total projects built on its platform.
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Marshall launches Stockwell III Bluetooth speaker with replaceable battery and 40+ hours playtime
Marshall has released the Stockwell III portable Bluetooth speaker featuring a replaceable battery and over 40 hours of playtime.
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OpenAI to end AI model support for Cursor after SpaceX acquisition by November 12
OpenAI announced it will terminate AI model access for Cursor by November 12 following SpaceX's $60 billion acquisition of Cursor's parent company Anysphere.
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FCC Waives Amazon's Midterm Satellite Launch Deadline for Leo Constellation
The FCC waived Amazon's July 30, 2026, deadline to launch half its 3,232-satellite Leo constellation but kept the full launch deadline set for 2029.
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Instagram launches profile grid reorder and expands feed algorithm personalization
Instagram enabled users to rearrange profile grid posts from June 8 and expanded its feed personalization tool on August 26, 2026.
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Kalshi and Polymarket ban paid affiliates from spreading election misinformation
Kalshi and Polymarket have prohibited paid affiliates from denying election results or spreading false information, removing posts that violated these rules.
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Sam Altman's Tools for Humanity announces layoffs amid revenue and regulatory issues
Tools for Humanity, the eye-scanning startup co-founded by Sam Altman, is laying off staff due to revenue struggles and regulatory hurdles.
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Eero Pro 6E Mesh Wi-Fi System Drops to Lowest Price Ahead of Prime Day 2026
Amazon-owned Eero is selling its Pro 6E mesh Wi-Fi three-pack for $329.99, its best price this year ahead of Prime Day 2026.
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Federal Judge Rules Pentagon's Blacklisting of AI Firm Anthropic Illegal
A U.S. judge struck down the Pentagon's blacklist of Anthropic, calling the action illegal retaliation violating free speech rights.
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US judge rules Trump-era supply chain risk label on Anthropic unlawful, ban lifted
US District Judge Rita F Lin struck down the Trump administration's supply chain risk designation on Anthropic and permanently lifted the federal ban on its AI technology.