Apple has removed popular gay dating apps Blued and Finka from China’s App Store following an order from the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC). The move highlights tightening restrictions on LGBTQ+ platforms and growing digital censorship in the country.
YouTube TV is offering a $20 credit to subscribers affected by the ongoing Disney channel blackout, which has left users without ESPN, ABC, and other networks since October 31. The dispute centers on pricing disagreements between YouTube and Disney.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang praises TSMC, calling it vital to Nvidia’s success amid soaring demand for Blackwell AI chips. During his Taiwan visit, Huang thanked TSMC for wafer support, addressed AI supply challenges, Musk’s chip plans, and U.S.-China export limits.
Elon Musk’s plan to end poverty centers on Tesla’s humanoid robots creating a world of automation and abundance, where humans thrive through a Universal High Income.
Elon Musk delays Tesla’s second-generation Roadster reveal to April Fools’ Day 2026, teasing major design changes and potential SpaceX thrusters, with production expected 12–18 months later.
Google has launched nine new AI learning features across Gemini, NotebookLM, and Google Search, powered by LearnLM. These tools include guided learning, smart prep materials, AI tutoring, mind maps, flashcards, and multimodal search to make studying more interactive and personalized.
Perplexity AI partners with Snap in a $400M deal to power AI search in Snapchat, enhancing My AI chatbot and reaching 940M global users.
Google’s $32 billion acquisition of cloud security firm Wiz has cleared U.S. antitrust review. The deal, expected to close in early 2026, will strengthen Google Cloud’s cybersecurity capabilities and expand its enterprise market presence.
Google’s latest Chrome update adds a new shortcut for AI Mode on iOS and Android, powered by the Gemini 2.5 model. The redesign makes conversational AI search easier to access and is rolling out globally with Chrome version 141.
The MPA has sent Meta a cease-and-desist letter over using “PG-13” for Instagram’s teen content filters. Meta says the term is only a guideline, not an official rating, sparking debate over content standards in the digital age.
