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Samsung isn’t sure why some Galaxy S26 Ultra screens are turning red

Samsung appears to be internally investigating the discoloration defect.

European Commission will not force smartwatches and other wearables to have replaceable batteries

The EU adopted regulation in 2023 that requires many electronics to have replaceable batteries by 2027.

OpenAI launches a physical keypad for controlling agents

OpenAI’s collaboration with keyboard maker Work Louder is available to order today.

Apple quietly hid a big change coming for CarPlay with iOS 27

Apple announced the new CarPlay feature not long after Google announced a similar update for Android Auto.

Apple is reportedly shopping for AI chip companies

Apple’s current M2 Ultra-powered servers don’t seem to be cutting it, so the company is shopping around for more power.

Samsung is making Amazon Music pre-installed bloatware on Galaxy phones

Don’t use Amazon Music? Too bad, Samsung is installing it for you anyway.

Valve appears to be discontinuing self-repair parts for the LCD Steam Deck at iFixit

An iFixit staffer told a Steam Deck user that the company had no plans to stock replacement OEM batteries.

A hacker accessed Suno source code that reportedly details how the company scraped millions of songs

Suno says it was breached in November and “no sensitive personal information was compromised.”

The FCC plans to rip up local TV station ownership rules

The FCC might be overstepping its bounds to open the door to broadcast TV monopolies.

Hinge users can now get friends to hype them up on their profiles

You can hear about a prospective match from the people who know them best.