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A rare Martian meteorite discovered in Niger’s Sahara sold for $5.3 million at Sotheby’s, setting a new record. The 54-pound rock is the largest piece of Mars ever auctioned, holding about 6.5% of all Martian material found on Earth.
Peacock raises subscription prices again, with Premium plans increasing by $3 monthly. A new $7.99 Select tier targets budget-conscious viewers amid rising streaming costs and strong reality TV viewership.
Apple is set to launch the iPhone 17 series in September 2025, featuring a new ultra-thin Air model with titanium construction and a redesigned iOS 26 OS offering enhanced AI-driven functionalities and UI improvements. Leaks reveal diverse color options and continued hardware innovation.
After discontinuing all TV apps in 2023, Vimeo has reversed course by reintroducing its Apple TV app. This move improves user experience by offering direct access to Vimeo’s curated content and personal libraries on a big screen, highlighting the company’s focus on usability despite its enterprise shift.
Foldable phones are evolving rapidly, offering versatility and larger screens in compact forms. Despite improvements in durability and features, challenges around screen fragility and repair costs remain critical for prospective buyers.
In 2025, noise-canceling headphones offer unprecedented sound isolation, comfort, and customization, transforming how people work, commute, and relax in noisy environments. This guide explores key features, testing methods, and market-leading models shaping the audio experience.
Google’s upcoming Pixel event on August 20 is set to unveil new Pixel phones, watches, earbuds, and possibly a wireless charging innovation, signaling a significant move in competing with Apple’s ecosystem.
A US judge has declared that former President Trump’s firing of Democratic FTC commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter was unlawful. The ruling underscores legal protections for independent agency members and raises questions about executive power limits.
Apple has filed a lawsuit against leaker Jon Prosser and an accomplice for stealing confidential information from an employee’s development iPhone, exposing unreleased iOS 26 features. The case highlights growing tensions over trade secret protections in tech.