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Breville’s Eye Q Auto Toaster uses optical sensors and real-time browning detection to create consistently perfect toast without relying on traditional timers.

Hackers leaked hundreds of thousands of Florida vehicle records after breaching a state database containing driver and ownership information.

Google Home is adding MCP support, allowing AI agents to control smart home devices, review events, and create custom workflows.

Anthropic is combining Claude Chat and Cowork into one interface, adding tools for documents, presentations, and creative workflows.

Autonomous vehicle company May Mobility is going public through a $1.4 billion SPAC merger to expand robotaxi operations.

The iPhone 18 Pro introduces a variable aperture camera system, new manual controls, improved video features, and major photography upgrades.
Google has patched a Pixel phone vulnerability exploited in targeted attacks that could allow attackers to access device data.

Amazon is increasing pay for US operations workers by $1 per Hour, raising average hourly compensation and adding new employee benefits.

Threads is launching new podcast tools that help creators promote shows, share episodes, engage listeners, and track audience activity.

SK Hynix is reportedly exploring options with Intel to manufacture memory chips in the US as demand for AI semiconductors grows.

Clean-tech startup Fluxnium is developing seawater uranium-extraction technology as demand for nuclear fuel rises worldwide.

Amazon has launched Alexa+ in India with Hindi support, offering longer conversations, AI-powered tasks, and local service integrations.
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