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Google is shutting down Android Instant Apps over ‘low’ usage
Google has confirmed that it plans to shut down Android’s Instant Apps later this year, attributing the decision to “low” usage of the functionality.
Instant Apps were introduced in 2017, and allow developers to create mini versions of Android apps that load, well...
theverge.comTesla’s minor Model S and X refreshes cost $5,000 more
The refreshed 2025 Tesla Model S (right) and Model X (left).
Tesla is relaunching its Model S and Model X with minor changes as the EV maker struggles to address plummeting demand. The updated vehicles are launching in the US today with a $5,000 price increase appli...
theverge.comStar Trek: Strange New Worlds is getting a fifth and final season
We’re still over a month away from the premiere of season three, but Paramount has announced that Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is getting a fifth season — and that it will be its last.
While Strange New Worlds’ first four seasons are (or will be) all ten episodes...
theverge.comPCIe 7.0 is coming, but not soon, and not for you
PCIe 7.0 is earmarked for data-heavy applications rather than consumer computing hardware.
The PCIe 7.0 specification has now been released, while many of us are still waiting for PCIe 6.0 to materialize in consumer products. The PCI Special Interest Group (PCI-SIG)...
theverge.comMeta is paying $14 billion to catch up in the AI race
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Meta is paying $14.3 billion to acquire 49 percent of Scale AI and hire its CEO, Alexandr Wang, to revamp its troubled AI efforts.
As part of the deal, Wang will report directly to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and remain on Scale's board of di...
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