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Motorola Razr 2026 Launch Date Teased Alongside Design and Colour Options
Motorola Razr 2026 will be launched in the US soon, the company has revealed. Additionally, the company has revealed the colour options for the handset, while hinting at its design. The teaser also mentions “April 29”, a date on which the tech firm could either launch the foldable or start revealing key details about the handset. This comes sho...
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Investors Turn To Defence And Energy Stocks As Iran War Resets Markets
Traders have become more enamored with old-economy companies, which do things like transport goods and provide raw inputs.
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Europeans Do Not Trust China, US Tech Companies With Their Data: Survey
A new survey has found that Europeans do not trust Chinese and US-based tech companies when it comes to handling their data. The findings are important at a time when artificial intelligence (AI) companies based out of these two countries have started gaining a user base from across the globe.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Price Increased in the US for Select Variants Ahead of Successor Launch
Samsung is said to have quietly revised the pricing of its flagship foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, in the US. The handset, which was launched in July 2025, is expected to be superseded by its successor. Consumers typically expect older models to receive price cuts ahead of the launch of a successor. Instead, select variants of the company’s exist...
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Why Iran's Drone Strikes On Data Centres Signal A New War Frontier
Iran's state media issued a statement on March 31 that it will target American companies, including Microsoft, Google, Apple, Meta, Oracle, Intel, HP, IBM, Cisco, Dell, Palantir and Nvidia.
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'US Forces Ready': White House Replies To Iran's Strike Warning To Tech Firms
The statement came in response to Iran's Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) warning of targeting US technology firms if more Iranian leaders were killed in "targeted assassinations".
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Strikes To Begin Today: Iran Warns Tech Firms Over US' Killing Of Leaders
The Guards said that they would target leading US technology firms, listing the names of 18 companies it alleged were complicit in the "targeted assassination" of officials.
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Ultrahuman Ring Pro Returns to US Market After Oura Patent Dispute
Ultrahuman has returned to the US market with the Ring Pro after the Bengaluru-based tech firm received clearance from the country’s Customs and Border Protection department, the company announced on Tuesday. The new smart ring, which was launched in select global markets on February 27, is currently available for pre-order in the country via the...
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3 Iranian Techies Charged With Stealing Trade Secrets From US Companies Including Google
The trio has been accused of espionage and stealing trade secrets from major tech firms, including Google, in Silicon Valley.
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'Anthropic Poses Unacceptable Risk To Military Supply Chains': Pentagon
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic posed an "unacceptable risk" to military supply chains, the US government insisted Tuesday, as it defends against the tech firm's challenge to a designation as dangerous.
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Motorola Razr 2026 Launch Date Teased Alongside Design and Colour Options
Motorola Razr 2026 will be launched in the US soon, the company has revealed. Additionally, the company has revealed the colour options for the handset, while hinting at its design. The teaser also mentions “April 29”, a date on which the tech firm could either launch the foldable or start revealing key details about the handset. This comes sho...
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Investors Turn To Defence And Energy Stocks As Iran War Resets Markets
Traders have become more enamored with old-economy companies, which do things like transport goods and provide raw inputs.
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Europeans Do Not Trust China, US Tech Companies With Their Data: Survey
A new survey has found that Europeans do not trust Chinese and US-based tech companies when it comes to handling their data. The findings are important at a time when artificial intelligence (AI) companies based out of these two countries have started gaining a user base from across the globe.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Price Increased in the US for Select Variants Ahead of Successor Launch
Samsung is said to have quietly revised the pricing of its flagship foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, in the US. The handset, which was launched in July 2025, is expected to be superseded by its successor. Consumers typically expect older models to receive price cuts ahead of the launch of a successor. Instead, select variants of the company’s exist...
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Why Iran's Drone Strikes On Data Centres Signal A New War Frontier
Iran's state media issued a statement on March 31 that it will target American companies, including Microsoft, Google, Apple, Meta, Oracle, Intel, HP, IBM, Cisco, Dell, Palantir and Nvidia.
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'US Forces Ready': White House Replies To Iran's Strike Warning To Tech Firms
The statement came in response to Iran's Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) warning of targeting US technology firms if more Iranian leaders were killed in "targeted assassinations".
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Strikes To Begin Today: Iran Warns Tech Firms Over US' Killing Of Leaders
The Guards said that they would target leading US technology firms, listing the names of 18 companies it alleged were complicit in the "targeted assassination" of officials.
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Ultrahuman Ring Pro Returns to US Market After Oura Patent Dispute
Ultrahuman has returned to the US market with the Ring Pro after the Bengaluru-based tech firm received clearance from the country’s Customs and Border Protection department, the company announced on Tuesday. The new smart ring, which was launched in select global markets on February 27, is currently available for pre-order in the country via the...
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3 Iranian Techies Charged With Stealing Trade Secrets From US Companies Including Google
The trio has been accused of espionage and stealing trade secrets from major tech firms, including Google, in Silicon Valley.
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'Anthropic Poses Unacceptable Risk To Military Supply Chains': Pentagon
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic posed an "unacceptable risk" to military supply chains, the US government insisted Tuesday, as it defends against the tech firm's challenge to a designation as dangerous.
