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May 18, 2026
X imposes strict daily post limits for free accounts
X has introduced significant usage restrictions for free accounts, limiting them to 50 posts and 200 replies per day. Users must purchase a blue checkmark subscription to bypass these new constraints.
Uber Increases Stake in Delivery Hero
Uber Technologies Inc. has expanded its investment in Delivery Hero SE to strengthen its position against competitors like DoorDash. The company clarified that it is not planning a full takeover of the German delivery firm at this time.
Sony increases prices for PS Plus subscription tiers
Sony has announced price hikes for its one-month and three-month PlayStation Plus subscription plans. The company attributes these changes to ongoing market conditions.
Musk loses OpenAI lawsuit over statute of limitations
A jury in Oakland ruled that Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI, Sam Altman, and Microsoft was filed too late. The case was dismissed based on the statute of limitations.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 leaks hint at major improvements
Recent leaks suggest the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 will focus on resolving battery life issues. The device is also expected to feature a thinner chassis and upgraded camera hardware.
Musk Loses Legal Bid to Force OpenAI Overhaul
A jury has rejected Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman. The court ruled that Musk waited too long to challenge the company's shift from a non-profit mission to a for-profit business model.
Elon Musk loses lawsuit against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman
A jury has ruled against Elon Musk in his legal battle against Sam Altman and OpenAI. The court found that key claims were barred by the statute of limitations, and the judge accepted the jury's advisory verdict.
HistoSonics secures Taiwan approval for non-invasive tumour treatment
HistoSonics has received regulatory approval from Taiwan's FDA for its Edison Histotripsy System. This device uses focused ultrasound to destroy tumours without the need for surgery, radiation, or thermal damage.
Google's Strategic Pivot at I/O Conference
Google is hosting its annual I/O developer conference, aiming to regain momentum in the foundation model race. The event serves as a critical checkpoint for the company's AI strategy against competitors.
Elon Musk loses lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman
A California jury has unanimously ruled against Elon Musk in his lawsuit against OpenAI and its co-founder Sam Altman. The court determined that the legal claims were filed past the statute of limitations.
Dory Sign offers smart E-ink display simplicity
The Dory Sign is a $149 E-ink display designed for simplicity. The CEO guarantees the device will remain functional even if the company ceases operations.
PyTorch 2.11 Simplifies CUDA Deployment on aarch64 Linux
PyTorch 2.11 now supports direct installation of CUDA-enabled wheels on aarch64 Linux via PyPI. This update removes the need for complex custom package indexes and manual workarounds for ARM-based deployments.
Four AI supply-chain attacks expose critical release pipeline gaps
Recent security incidents at OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta highlight that current red-teaming efforts overlook release pipelines, CI runners, and dependency hooks. These attacks demonstrate that even secure trust models can be exploited to distribute malicious artifacts.
GitHub Copilot sessions now support remote control
GitHub has launched remote control for Copilot sessions, allowing developers to start coding in VS Code or the CLI and continue their work seamlessly on GitHub Mobile or the web. This feature enhances workflow flexibility by enabling cross-device session management.
Revopoint POP 4 Launches with 3D Gaussian Splatting Support
Revopoint has launched the POP 4 on Kickstarter, positioning it as the first AI-powered 3D scanner to support real-time 3D Gaussian Splatting export. The device features a hybrid blue-laser and infrared sensor system designed for high-precision scanning of complex geometries.
Google Workspace rolls out redesigned app icons
Google is updating its Workspace app icons with a new gradient aesthetic. The redesign aims to differentiate apps like Chat, Meet, and Calendar by moving away from uniform rainbow designs.
Sony increases PlayStation Plus short-term subscription prices
Sony is raising the price of one-month and three-month PlayStation Plus subscriptions in select regions starting May 20th. The company cites ongoing market conditions as the primary driver for these adjustments.
LangSmith Engine automates agent debugging and failure resolution
LangChain launched LangSmith Engine in public beta, a tool that automates the agent debugging loop by detecting production failures, diagnosing root causes, and drafting fixes. It minimizes manual intervention by requiring human approval only at the final stage of the pull request.
Using Codex to configure complex Linux window managers
The author explores using Codex to generate configuration files for the Hyprland Linux window manager. The experiment highlights both the potential and the limitations of AI in handling highly technical, niche configuration tasks.
Windows 11 restores taskbar options and customizable Start menu
Microsoft is rolling out long-requested updates to the Windows 11 interface, including taskbar customization and a more flexible Start menu. These changes aim to improve user productivity and address feedback gathered over the last five years.