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After years of delays, Tesla's Semi electric truck is entering volume production, promising lower operating costs and environmental benefits. However, key details like pricing and order numbers remain elusive, raising questions about its market impact and Tesla's ability to meet demand.
Director Alex Gibney's extensive four-hour documentary on Elon Musk, titled 'Musk,' has released its first trailer. The film promises a critical examination of the tech mogul's controversial actions and promises, facing a defamation lawsuit threat from Musk himself.
Apple has agreed to a $250 million settlement over delayed AI features. US iPhone buyers from June 2024 to March 2025 may be eligible for $25-$95. Claims must be filed by December 21, 2026.
Disney+ and Hulu are implementing their fourth price increase in four years, with ad-free Disney+ rising 13% to $21.50/month. Ad-supported tiers also see hikes, though ad-supported bundles remain unchanged. This follows content cuts and raises questions about streaming value.
McDonald's is piloting ads from third-party brands on digital menu boards at company-owned drive-thru locations. This initiative aims to generate new revenue streams as the fast-food giant grapples with declining US sales and explores AI-driven customer engagement.
Anthropic releases Claude Opus 5.5, offering Fable 5.1-level performance at a 40% lower cost. The new model boasts faster speeds, reduced token usage, and improved safety, making it a significant upgrade for power users and developers.
Viture launches Vonder smart glasses, designed not for virtual displays but to map personal memories, ideas, and goals using AI. The $299 glasses analyze conversations and daily activities to create a 'memory graph', offering insights and even behavioral advice, like prompting CEO David Jiang to be a more supportive father.
Apple's new Mac Mini M6 boasts a next-gen 2nm chip with more cores and transistors, promising significant performance gains, especially for AI tasks. While design elements remain familiar, the internal upgrades offer compelling value for creators and AI-curious users.
Google unveils Googlebook, a new line of laptops designed to seamlessly integrate with Android phones. Featuring AI capabilities, premium hardware standards, and a unique LED strip, these devices aim to rival Apple's ecosystem.