OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas Browser Is Shutting Down: Here's What Happened OpenAI has officially announced that its ChatGPT Atlas Browser is shutting down. This experimental tool, which allowed users to browse the web directly within ChatGPT, will no longer be available after the specified shutdown date....

Foldable iPhone Ultra Battery Capacity Allegedly Registered by Supplier A major supplier has reportedly registered a battery for Apple's upcoming Foldable iPhone Ultra. This leak gives us the first solid clue about the device's battery capacity. If true, this could mean a significant leap in battery...

What Is the Magic Pointer App for Google Books? The Magic Pointer app for Google Books has officially launched on the Play Store, and it is already making waves among digital readers. This innovative tool helps you navigate Google Books more efficiently, making your reading experience smoother and m...

KCB Expands Islamic Banking with the Sahl Card and Agency Network KCB is expanding its Islamic banking offering with the Sahl Card and a dedicated agency network, widening access to Shariah-compliant payments and everyday banking services across Kenya. This move makes it easier for Kenyans to use ba...

Gigbanc’s Closure: A Tough Lesson for African Fintech The recent closure of Gigbanc is another reminder that Africa's startup funding squeeze is still reshaping the fintech landscape, even for companies that built meaningful scale and are now seeking an exit through acquisition. Gigbanc, a promising...

Kenya’s new plan for minimum ride-hailing compensation goes far beyond just setting taxi fares. It raises a critical question: who should pay for each trip—passengers, ride-hailing platforms, or drivers? This article breaks down the proposal, its impact, and what it means for the future of e-hailing...

China’s New Move in the AI Race: Tighter Control on Homegrown Technology As the race for artificial-intelligence supremacy heats up, China is considering tightening its grip on homegrown technology to protect its lead and national security. This shift could reshape the global AI landscape, affecting...

The Urgent Need to Rethink American AI Leadership American dominance in artificial intelligence (AI) is not over yet—but the window is narrowing fast. To stay ahead, we must fix our collective imagination and take bold action now. This article explains why U.S. AI leadership is at risk and offers pr...

Why the White House Decided to Fix Intel Fixing Intel was a surprising pet project of the White House. Even more surprising: It’s working. In a bold move that caught many off guard, the U.S. government stepped in to help Intel, one of America’s most important chipmakers. This effort is part of a lar...

Meta Pulls the Plug on Instagram’s AI Deepfake Tool Meta has quietly turned off an Instagram feature that allowed users to create AI deepfakes of public accounts. This move aims to curb misuse of artificial intelligence and protect user privacy. The feature, which let people generate realistic but f...

The FCC is Cracking Down on DJI Tech That Dodged the Foreign Drone Ban The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is taking action against DJI, the world’s largest drone maker, for selling drones that allegedly bypassed a US ban on foreign drone technology. This move targets DJI’s efforts to evade ...

In a surprising legal move, Apple sues OpenAI for allegedly stealing hardware secrets, accusing the AI company of misusing confidential information. This high-stakes lawsuit has sent shockwaves through the tech industry, raising questions about intellectual property and competition in artificial int...