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Xiaomi, Huawei, Vivo, and Oppo Reportedly Working on Global Developer Service Alliance - DTH
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Xiaomi, Huawei, Vivo, and Oppo are reportedly working together on the Global Developer Service Alliance, designed to allow developers to market apps overseas, iOS 13.4 beta shows CarKey API, and Facebook, Twitter, Google, and YouTube send image scraping cease-and-desist letters to Clearview AI.
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Uber Announces Uber Autonomous Solutions - DTH
05:07|Uber announces Uber Autonomous Solutions available for AV partners, OpenAI creates a "Frontier Alliances" with four major consulting firms, and Firefox will end support for Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 at the end of February. Check out the show notes here.
Microsoft Gaming Chief Phil Spencer Retires After 38 Years - DTH
05:13|The U.S. government launches “Tech Corps”, Anthropic launches Claude Code Security, Amazon surpasses Walmart as world’s largest company.Show NotesYouTube's Conversational AI Tool Expands to Smart TVs and Consoles - DTH
05:08|New Pentagon Cybersecurity Rules Spur Small Defense Suppliers to Quit Military Work, Major Tech Companies Ban Experimental Agentic AI Tool, OpenClaw, and Iranian Nationals Indicted for Trade Secret Theft from Google and Other Tech Companies.Link to Show NotesMeta Prepares to Launch "Malibu 2" Smartwatch - DTH
05:20|SeatGeek Partners with Spotify to Sell Concert Tickets Directly In-App, NY Gov. Hochul Withdraws Proposal for Robotaxi Expansion Outside NYC, Setback for Waymo, and Rivian Owners Get Apple Watch Control with New Companion App.Link to Show NotesGoogle Unveils the $499 Pixel 10A - DTH
05:06|Microsoft says a bug in 365 Copilot caused AI to summarize emails marked confidential, Meta agrees to buy millions of Nvidia chips, OpenAI partners with six major universities and institutes in India.Show NotesX Under Investigation by DPC Over Grok's Alleged Nonconsensual Image Generation - DTH
05:08|WBD Gives Paramount 7-Day Deadline for Final Acquisition Offer Despite Favoring Netflix Deal, Apple Begins Internal E2EE RCS Testing in iOS 26.4 Beta, and Snapchat Creator Subscription Alpha Launches Feb 23.Link to Show Notes
Former NPR Host Sues Google Over 'Stolen Voice' - DTH
05:09|Former NPR host David Greene sues Google for allegedly replicating his voice in NotebookLM, Western Digital reveals 2026 capacity is already booked through, and OpenAI officially discontinues access to the GPT-4o model. Check out the show notes here.ByteDance Launches Duobao 2.0, Disney Goes After Seedance 2.0 - DTH
05:50|U.S. military reportedly used Anthropic’s AI model Claude during classified Venezuela operation, Apple reports 66% of all iPhones now run iOS 26, security researchers identify more than 300 malicious Chrome extensions. Show NotesRing Nixes Partnership with Flock Safety to Share Doorbell Footage with Police - DTH
05:14|White House to Add Alibaba to Pentagon's China Military List, Risking Tensions with Beijing, Meta to Reintroduce Facial Recognition 'Name Tag' on Smart Glasses, and YouTube Launches Dedicated VisionOS App for Apple Vision Pro.Link to Show Notes