Australia Bans YouTube for Teenagers Amid Safety Concerns

July 31, 2025

Australia Bans YouTube for Teenagers Amid Safety Concerns

Australia has banned YouTube for teenagers, reversing a prior exemption due to concerns over harmful content. Set to take effect in December, the ban has raised potential legal challenges from YouTube. Prime Minister Albanese emphasizes the government's commitment to child safety amid the ongoing debate on social media regulation.

LG Energy Solution Signs $4.3 Billion Deal with Tesla for LFP Batteries

July 31, 2025

LG Energy Solution Signs $4.3 Billion Deal with Tesla for LFP Batteries

LG Energy Solution has secured a $4.3 billion contract to supply Tesla with lithium iron phosphate batteries for energy storage systems, sourced from LGES's U.S. factory. The deal, extending until 2030, highlights increasing competition in the battery market amid global supply agreements.

iPhone 17 Pro: Anticipated Upgrades and Release Details

July 30, 2025

iPhone 17 Pro: Anticipated Upgrades and Release Details

Excitement builds for the iPhone 17 Pro, expected to launch in September 2025 with a revolutionary 8x optical zoom camera, upgraded Pro Camera app, and new aesthetic features. Preorders may begin as early as September 5.

Zuckerberg Accelerates Meta’s AI Ambitions Amid Profit Growth Concerns

July 30, 2025

Zuckerberg Accelerates Meta’s AI Ambitions Amid Profit Growth Concerns

Mark Zuckerberg is ramping up Meta's competitive stance in the AI sector, recruiting top talent from rivals like OpenAI while facing pressure from slow profit growth. With aggressive investments and a focus on open-source AI, questions arise about Meta's superintelligence ambitions and how it will adapt to a challenging advertising market.

X Corp Challenges Indian Government Over Content Removal Pressures

July 30, 2025

X Corp Challenges Indian Government Over Content Removal Pressures

X Corp filed a lawsuit against the Indian government's Sahyog portal, claiming it pressures social media platforms to remove content unlawfully. The case raises questions about due process and governmental overreach.