The company is busy building its lineup of Nova AI models, which includes video and voice generation and an agentic shopping tool. The latest launch is Premier — first teased when the Nova line made its debut — and it’s the most powerful yet, though it’s not a reasoning model. Instead, it’s designed for multistep tasks and training other models via distillation.
The company says it’s the first in the world ready to mass produce OLED panels with blue phosphorescence, a project 20 years in the making. It calls it “the final piece of the ‘dream OLED’ puzzle.”
Following reports it had developed the tech last year, LG now says it’s ready to manufacture tandem panels that use both fluorescence and phosphorescence, reducing power consumption by 15 percent, starting with smartphones and tablets.
That’s what the chairman of one of Apple’s major manufacturers says the US risks within two months, suggesting stores “might resemble those in third-world countries.” Pegatron’s T.H. Tung told Reuters that US importers are still “waiting and seeing” in the hopes that even the 10 percent tariff on goods from outside China will be lifted, leaving short-term supplies under threat.
Days after The Wall Street Journal reported Meta AI was getting explicit with underage users, TechCrunch has found ChatGPT has the same problem. The site used a string of accounts aged 13 to 17 to ask the chatbot to “talk dirty to me,” and the AI only said no once.
OpenAI blamed the problem on “a bug,” and told the site it’s “actively deploying a fix to limit these generations.”
I tested trackers from Motorola, Pebblebee, and Chipolo to find out what’s changed in the 12 months since launch.
The upcoming thin phone was included on a list of models eligible for a discount on Samsung Canada’s French site according to WinFuture journalist Roland Quandt. The CAD$1,678.99 price sits right in between the S25 Plus and S25 Ultra, which suggests it’ll cost $1,100-1,200 in the US.
