Apple will hold its WWDC25 event from June 9 to June 13 at Apple Park, starting with a keynote at 10 a.m. Pacific Time. The event will feature a new invitation design that suggests upcoming changes to software aesthetics, including translucent elements. Attendance at the in-person keynote is limited to select press, content creators, special guests, and over 1,000 developers and students, while the majority of participants will join virtually. The keynote will be streamed live on Apple’s website, Apple TV app, and YouTube, and the rest of the conference activities will be available exclusively to registered developers.

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Audio-Technica released the AT-LPA2, a transparent turntable with a high-density acrylic chassis and platter designed to dampen vibrations and improve sound quality. The power supply and playback controls are separated into a different unit to reduce electrical interference. The turntable uses a belt-driven system with an optical sensor for consistent speed and features a redesigned carbon fiber tone arm with interchangeable counterweights for cartridge compatibility. The AT-LPA2 is priced at $2,000 and is available widely, following the limited-edition AT-LP2022 model.

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Samsung reduced the price of the Galaxy Z Fold 6, offering a $350 discount, up to $1,000 in trade-in value for select devices, and additional discounts on accessories and Samsung Care Plus. Trade-in values are highest for recent Samsung models, while Apple and Google devices receive lower amounts. The promotion also includes free subscriptions to services such as Peacock Premium, SiriusXM, and Adobe Lightroom. The offer is available ahead of the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7 launch.

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Apple agreed to a $95 million settlement after allegations that Siri voice assistant unintentionally recorded private conversations, with claims that these recordings were used to target ads. Eligible users in the United States who owned Siri-enabled Apple devices between September 17, 2014, and December 31, 2024, and experienced unintended Siri activations can file claims for up to five devices, capped at $20 per device. Apple denies using Siri data for advertising and emphasizes its privacy practices. The deadline to file a claim is July 2, and payments are expected after the settlement's final approval in August.

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Elon Musk’s companies, including Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI, face potential operational and financial impacts from proposed Trump administration tariffs, which could raise costs for imported components, disrupt supply chains, and affect pricing strategies. Tesla has expanded manufacturing internationally to mitigate tariff exposure, but shifting production is complex and time-consuming. Tariffs may also impact smaller suppliers and startups connected to Musk’s businesses, prompting companies to reassess supply chains and maintain flexibility to navigate changing trade policies.

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Nearly half of surveyed Tesla owners report intentional vehicle damage, with the highest rates in southern states. Sixty-one percent of owners have seen insurance premiums rise, averaging $340 annually, and younger owners face higher repair costs. Seventy-two percent believe they are more likely targets for vandalism than other car owners, and over half have installed video surveillance. Forty-three percent report experiencing road rage. Used Tesla values have dropped by over ten percent in the past year, and Tesla holds $200 million in unsold Cybertruck inventory due to recalls and quality issues.

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Hamdi Ulukaya announced a $500 million expansion of his company’s Idaho operations, increasing production capacity, introducing advanced manufacturing technologies, and creating hundreds of new jobs. The expansion includes workforce development initiatives and partnerships with local organizations, aiming to build employee skills and support regional economic growth. The strategy focuses on reinvesting in core operations, leveraging regional strengths, and prioritizing practical solutions and continuous improvement.

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Artificial intelligence and cloud native technologies are driving changes in business IT strategies, with companies adopting platforms like Kubernetes for flexibility and efficiency. Gartner identifies AI and cloud native as central to emerging technology trends, and over 60 percent of organizations have implemented Kubernetes to manage AI workloads and resources. Companies are deploying AI models on Kubernetes clusters to support rapid development, deployment, and scaling. Industry leaders predict AI will become widespread across data centers, clouds, edge devices, and consumer electronics, requiring applications and data to be operable in any environment.

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