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YouTube and Snap settle over social media addiction in schools claim, Replit resolves Apple App Store dispute, OpenAI launches new personal finance feature.Show Notes

OpenAI Threatens Legal Action Against Apple Over Disappointing ChatGPT Integration, Microsoft Launches Cloud-Initiated Driver Recovery to Automate Windows Update Rollbacks, and Meta is Opening its Ray-Ban Display Glasses Platform to Third-Party Developers.Link to Show Notes

Microsoft Retires Edge "Copilot Mode" as Features Integrate Into Main Browser Experience, Cisco Cuts 5% of Workforce to Prioritize AI and Cybersecurity Investment, and BYD Seeks to Acquire and Independently Operate European Auto Factories.Link to Show Notes

Lenovo unveils new ThinkPad series, WhatsApp announces “Incognito Chat”, ZTE and MediaTek partner on tri-band Wi-Fi 7. Show Notes

E2EE Messaging Beta Rolls Out for Cross-Platform Conversations, DMA Drives Significant Growth for Alternative Mobile Browsers, and Spotify Celebrates 20th Anniversary with "Wrapped"-Style Retrospective.Link to Show Notes

A Venmo feed redesign includes the ability to private posts, Mark Gurman reports Apple will address issues with Liquid Glass on macOS, and singer Dua Lipa sues Samsung over unauthorized image use on TV packaging. Check out the show notes here.

Apple and Intel may reach new chip agreement, GM to pay $12.75M over driver data broker sales, OpenAI launches Codex Chrome extension. Show Notes

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports AirPods with cameras are currently in active testing, Nintendo announces upcoming price increases for the Switch 2, and Meta challenges how Ofcom calculates fines. Check out the show notes here.

The screenless wearable Google Fitbit Air is now available for pre-order, the European Commission agrees to a ban on AI-generated non-consensual intimate images, and Samsung will no longer sell televisions and home appliances in China. Check out the show notes here.