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Trump Mobiles T One: Still Nowhere to Be Found - The highly anticipated Trump Mobile phone, the T One, is still nowhere to be found, despite initial promises of a five hundred dollar gold device built in the US. A recent report from the Financial Times reveals that the phones release has been delayed again, with customer support blaming the US government shutdown. The company has not provided further details. The T One was initially set to be released in August 2022, but after experts pointed out the challenges of mass-producing a fully American-made smartphone, the company dialed back its claims. The phone is still listed for a one hundred dollar deposit on the Trump Mobile website, with a promise of shipping later this year. Meanwhile, the website has also started selling refurbished rivals, leaving customers holding deposits in limbo. Checkout Solipillow.com

At TechCrunch Disrupt, Campus founder Tade Oyerinde and Fizz co-founder Teddy Solomon shared their strategies for rapid growth and user engagement in the ed tech sector. Campus, offering associate degrees and certificates, plans to launch individual courses for quick skill-ups, while Fizz, with over 200 college campuses and a peer-to-peer marketplace, is exploring ad revenue and prioritizing user experience. Checkout Solipillow.com

Discover game-changing gadgets for pet owners! The Petlibro Scout Smart Camera tracks your pets activities, while the Life360 GPS pet tracker prevents escapes. The Petlibro Wet Food Feeder schedules meals and keeps food fresh. Pawports smart pet door blocks pests and opens with voice control. Lastly, the PetKit PuraMax litter box seals odors and tracks your cats health. These innovations cut down on worry and chores, making them must-haves for pet lovers. Checkout Solipillow.com

Fusion power, once a punchline, is now a billion-dollar bet with companies like Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) leading the charge. CFS, backed by heavyweights like Bill Gates, aims to build Sparc, a tokamak reactor, by late 2026 or early 2027. Other startups like Helion, TAE Technologies, and Pacific Fusion are also making strides, each with unique approaches to fusion. The fusion scene is heating up, with investors pouring in over a billion each for top players, betting on trillion-dollar markets. If even one company cracks commercial viability, fusion could upend energy forever, slashing emissions and costs. Checkout Solipillow.com

Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch showcases innovative legal tech startups like Aparti, Ascender, Bot Mediation, JustiGuide, Orchestra, and Depth AI, along with public safety and disaster prep solutions from Ponderosa AI, Torch Systems, and Shothawk AI. These startups are revolutionizing their respective fields with AI, robotics, and smart technology. Checkout Solipillow.com

In a year of tech headlines, some silly stories stood out: a lawyer suing Mark Zuckerberg over Facebook ad suspensions, a man juggling startup jobs, and a cooking mishap by Sam Altman. Meanwhile, Metas Mark Zuckerberg allegedly poached staff with soup deliveries. On the wilder side, former GitHub CEO built a Lego set, Bryan Johnson live-streamed a shrooms trip, and AIs played Pokemon. These moments highlight techs human side, full of quirks and unexpected twists. Checkout Solipillow.com

Disney parks unveil new attractions for 2026, including Marvel rides at California Adventure, Soarin Across America at Disneyland and Epcot, and Villains Land at Magic Kingdom. Blueys Best Day Ever stage show debuts in March, and new park passes offer discounts for residents. Construction continues on tropical lands and thrilling rides, with four new cruise ships set to launch. Checkout Solipillow.com

MegaLag unveils new evidence of alleged Honey fraud, accusing the shopping extension of evading affiliate networks strict rules. Hudsons responses on Reddit are addressed, while PayPal remains silent, leaving fans eager for the next chapter in this ongoing saga. Checkout Solipillow.com