Prediction market Kalshi is launching its tokenized event trading directly inside the Phantom crypto wallet. This comes as the company, now valued at $11 billion, sees record trading volume and faces down regulatory challenges in multiple states.
Sending an AI agent to a meeting and reading the summary later seems efficient. But neuroscientists warn it comes with real tradeoffs for how we learn and collaborate. The future of work might involve a lot of empty virtual chairs.
Samsung’s first triple-folding phone, the Galaxy Z TriFold, launched in South Korea on December 12. It sold out in minutes, thanks to a limited release in just 20 stores nationwide.
In a double dose of niche hardware news, Framework has significantly raised the price of its DDR5 memory modules. Meanwhile, Jolla is taking another swing at building a Sailfish OS Linux smartphone.
Microsoft is planning a major Xbox Developer Direct showcase for January 2026. Following a quiet Game Awards for Xbox, exec Matt Booty says they have more 2026 games than can fit in a single event.
The 2025 Melon Music Awards nominations are out, and they’re a mix of legendary soloists and chart-dominating groups. With performances from top nominees, the December 20th show at Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome promises to be a spectacle. The awards are decided by a 60/20/20 split of streaming data, judg
Mustafa Suleyman, the DeepMind co-founder who now leads AI at Microsoft, believes AI is already superhuman in certain domains. In an interview with Bloomberg Business, he outlined his new public goals now that a revised agreement with OpenAI has lifted previous restrictions on his work.
Samsung Display is already planning its showcase for CES 2026, with a focus on OLED technology in AI Productivity Hubs and Home Arenas. The emphasis will be on visual comfort and immersive viewing for work and entertainment.
Reddit is taking the Australian government to court over its new law banning users under 16 from major social platforms. The company argues the ban is a blunt instrument that stifles political discussion and fails to protect teens.
Broadcom CEO Hock Tan poured cold water on the near-term hype for silicon photonics in data centers. Instead, the company is focused on delivering a massive $73 billion order backlog, driven by custom AI accelerators.
