Business & Technology
EU and China competition shifts from factories to regulation
The European Union is increasingly using regulatory tools to limit Chinese companies' market access, forcing them to meet stricter safety, data, and competition requirements.
Delfi · 14 Jun, 02:20
Amazon security research reportedly led to White House restricting Anthropic AI model
Amazon's cybersecurity research prompted the U.S. government to impose export controls that limited Anthropic's access to its Fable 5 model, sparking a dispute between the company and the administration.
The Verge · 14 Jun, 01:20
Sealed Super Mario Bros. sells for record $3 million
A sealed copy of Super Mario Bros. has sold for $3 million at Heritage Auctions, setting a new record.
The Verge · 14 Jun, 00:21
Amazon CEO reportedly raised Anthropic model security concerns before government crackdown
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy allegedly alerted U.S. officials about security risks from Anthropic's AI models, leading to an export ban on two models and worldwide access cuts.
TechCrunch AI · 14 Jun, 00:21
X-Men '97 returns while He-Man film struggles for audience attention
Both Marvel and Mattel are leaning on nostalgia in 2026, but X-Men '97 season 2 maintains viewer interest while the Masters of the Universe live-action film flops financially.
The Verge · 14 Jun, 00:17
KPMG withdraws AI usage report over apparent hallucinations
Professional services firm KPMG retracted a report on AI usage after multiple organizations disputed its claims about their AI adoption, with research group GPTZero attributing the inaccuracies to AI hallucinations.
TechCrunch AI · 14 Jun, 00:16
Disclosure Day: Big on Action, Light on Fresh Ideas
Steven Spielberg's latest sci-fi film "Disclosure Day" is an entertaining summer blockbuster, but critics say it lacks originality despite strong performances.
Ars Technica · 13 Jun, 21:30
Creepshow Video Game Adaptation Arrives This Summer
After a period of silence, the Creepshow video game has finally received a release window: August 2026. It will be a point-and-click adventure blending horror and humor.
Engadget · 13 Jun, 20:28
Microsoft hasn’t ruled out spinning off Xbox
Microsoft is considering restructuring its Xbox division, including a potential spin-off, but no decisions are imminent.
The Verge · 13 Jun, 20:28
Weekly average electricity exchange price in Estonia drops below 7 cents per kWh
In the week from June 7 to 14, the average electricity price in Estonian price zone of Nord Pool fell by 11.6%, reaching approximately 6.9 cents per kilowatt-hour.
ERR (rus) · 13 Jun, 20:28
Using AI Tools: Convenience and Challenges
AI platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini are increasingly used for daily tasks, but the need to switch between them and other services creates additional complications.
LSM (rus) · 13 Jun, 20:28
Why Your Cardiologist Might Tell You to Skip AirPods
A 2022 study found that magnetic fields from AirPods, iPhones, and other devices can interfere with pacemakers and defibrillators, prompting FDA recommendations to keep them at least 6 inches away.
Engadget · 13 Jun, 19:26
Jabees Peace Duo – a thin under-pillow speaker that helps you fall asleep without earbuds
The new Jabees Peace Duo is an ultra-thin speaker placed under the pillow, using bone conduction technology to play audio privately. It features built-in sleep sounds, Bluetooth connectivity, and battery life lasting up to ten nights.
TechCrunch · 13 Jun, 19:26
Bose QuietComfort Ultra second-gen headphones hit new low of $379 with $70 discount
Bose's latest QuietComfort Ultra headphones have dropped to $379, a $70 discount, at major retailers. They feature improved noise cancellation, lossless audio, Cinema Mode, and longer battery life.
The Verge · 13 Jun, 19:25
Parker Solar Probe completes 28th flyby, solar energy overtakes coal
NASA's Parker Solar Probe made its 28th close pass around the sun, matching speed and distance records. In May 2026, solar power surpassed coal in US electricity generation for the first time.
Engadget · 13 Jun, 18:24
European politicians react to US decision blocking access to Anthropic's most powerful AI models
After a US government directive, Anthropic halted access to its latest AI models for foreign nationals, sparking concerns over European dependence on foreign technology.
Euronews · 13 Jun, 18:23
First 24 Hours with Siri AI on macOS 27 Golden Gate: Mixed Results
A Verge journalist spent the first day with Siri AI in the macOS 27 developer beta. While it's the most useful Siri yet, it remains limited, especially outside Apple's ecosystem.
The Verge · 13 Jun, 18:23
Anthropic disables access to top-tier AI models after US ban on foreign use
Anthropic announced it will abruptly disable access to its most advanced AI models for all users after the US government ordered it to suspend access for foreign nationals, citing national security. The company disagrees with the decision but is complying.
France 24 · 13 Jun, 17:21
Young Car Mechanic Competition Underway in Riga; Latvia Represented by Kandava Student
The international Young Car Mechanic competition is taking place in Riga, with participants from 15 European countries competing for the title of Europe's best young mechanic.
iAuto.lv · 13 Jun, 17:21
Mike Rugnetta on the creative process, reliable tools, and tech trends
Podcast host and producer Mike Rugnetta shares his indispensable tools, discusses the value of stable power, and critiques modern technology directions.
The Verge · 13 Jun, 17:20
How to control your iPhone camera with AirPods
The Camera Remote feature lets you use AirPods as a wireless shutter button for your iPhone. Setup is straightforward, but only newer AirPods models are supported.
Engadget · 13 Jun, 17:20
KPMG report on AI benefits reportedly riddled with AI hallucinations
A report published by Big Four accounting firm KPMG about the benefits of agentic AI has been found to contain numerous fake citations and inaccurate claims, likely generated by AI.
Engadget · 13 Jun, 16:18
I Built a Yard Care App with AI: A Personal Experiment
A journalist used Gemini AI to create a custom Android app for managing his yard, facing both successes and challenges along the way.
The Verge · 13 Jun, 16:18
Musk becomes world's first trillionaire as SpaceX shares soar
SpaceX shares closed nearly 20% higher on their trading debut after the biggest IPO in history, making Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire as he reiterated his vow to take humanity to Mars.
France 24 · 13 Jun, 16:17
Dyson Unveils New Cordless Vacuum Lineup: V16, V10, and V8 Models
Dyson has launched three new cordless vacuums—the V16 Piston Animal, V10 Konical, and V8 Cyclone—featuring improved suction power and new features. The V16 is the most powerful, the V10 is the first with self-emptying, and the V8 is a revamped classic with more power.
Wired · 13 Jun, 15:16
Estonian banks roll out Smart-ID+ authentication to combat scammers
Estonian banks are gradually introducing an upgraded Smart-ID+ authentication system that requires users to scan a QR code, aiming to block common scam tactics.
ERR News · 13 Jun, 15:15
Germany Faces Labor Shortage of Over 4 Million by 2036, IW Forecasts
Germany could face a shortage of about 4.3 million workers by 2036 due to demographic changes and reduced immigration, according to a new forecast by the German Economic Institute (IW).
Pravda — ziņas · 13 Jun, 15:15
Apple WWDC Unveils iOS with Giant Widgets and New Siri
The Verge's Installer newsletter highlights key Apple WWDC announcements, including a version of iOS with full-screen widgets and improved Siri, along with other tech recommendations.
The Verge · 13 Jun, 15:15
Engadget review recap: Razr Ultra, AMD Radeon RX 9070 GRE and more
Engadget has published a roundup of recent reviews covering the Motorola Razr Ultra foldable, AMD's budget GPU, Honor Magic V6, Marshall Milton ANC headphones, Logitech Mobi Fold mouse, and first impressions of the Rivian R2 SUV.
Engadget · 13 Jun, 15:15
New indie games and sales: NBA The Run, Solarpunk, and more
A roundup of new indie game releases, upcoming titles, and sales, including NBA streetball game NBA The Run, crafting game Solarpunk, and numerous bundles and discounts.
Engadget · 13 Jun, 14:13
FBI built its own replica small town to simulate real-world cyberattacks
The FBI has created a 22,000-square-foot replica town in Alabama to train investigators in simulating and probing real-world cyberattacks and conducting digital forensics in a secure environment.
TechCrunch · 13 Jun, 14:12
Tribeca shows generative AI works best as a tool for human filmmakers
The Tribeca Film Festival demonstrated that generative AI can be useful in filmmaking when guided by human artists, but only with custom models and human creativity.
The Verge · 13 Jun, 14:12
Railway secures $100 million to challenge AWS with AI-native cloud infrastructure
San Francisco-based cloud platform Railway has raised $100 million in Series B funding to develop AI-native cloud infrastructure, aiming to compete with giants like AWS and Google Cloud by addressing developer frustration with slow deployment times.
VentureBeat AI · 13 Jun, 13:16
LIAA: Baltic States Must Turn Innovation into Economic Growth
The Latvian Investment and Development Agency (LIAA) highlighted at an ERAB discussion that the next challenge for the Baltic states is to more rapidly convert innovations into economic growth, world-class companies, and investment projects.
Labs of Latvia · 13 Jun, 13:16
Railway secures $100 million to challenge AWS with AI-native cloud infrastructure
San Francisco-based cloud platform Railway announced a $100 million Series B funding round to build AI-native cloud infrastructure, aiming to rival AWS and Google Cloud by addressing developer frustrations with legacy tools.
VentureBeat AI · 13 Jun, 13:15
Avataar AI Launches Varya: A Cheap, Fast, and Culturally Aware Video Model for India
Avataar AI, a startup selected for India's AI Mission, launched Varya, a video generation model that is 10x faster and 20x cheaper than rivals, with cultural understanding.
TechCrunch · 13 Jun, 13:15