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OpenAI expands ChatGPT parental alerts when a linked teen account is deactivated for violent threats. Study Mode controls and break reminders ship too.
Apple's July 14 policies ban home-service pitches on Apple Maps ads, including plumbing and HVAC. Bail bonds and crypto ATMs are also blocked.
Tesla's $225 Balance Bike for Kids is a pedal-free magnesium trainer for ages 2-5. First stock sold out; late-August shipping listed for early orders.
Vital Signals' Signal Ring is a $399 cuffless blood pressure wearable taking preorders now, with shipping planned for October 2026.
Meta AI now notifies Instagram supervising parents when teen chats show suicide or self-harm risk, after human review in key markets.
Samsung 990 SSD arrives on Samsung's US store this week, and the 2026 spec sheet has a quality all its own: the drive is both more expensive and slower than the 2022 990 Pro it slots underneath.
1Password for Claude is live on Mac: Claude can use vault logins and MFA codes without secrets entering the model or Anthropic systems.
AMD's Ryzen 7 7700X3D is shipping at $329: an 8-core AM5 3D V-Cache gaming CPU with 4.5 GHz boost and 120W TDP.
Withings's BodyScan 2 scale, the company's first home longevity station, is now available in the United States at withings.com for $599.95 with a free one-month Withings+ trial and FSA/HSA eligibility.
Google is marking Google Images' 25th anniversary with a personalized desktop home, collection tabs, and Nano Banana image generation in AI Overviews.
Optoma's UHR90DV pairs a 5,000-lumen RGB triple-laser 4K engine with Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced, HDR10+, and motorized installation controls.
SpaceX is rolling out Starlink V5, a smaller and lighter residential dish that uses less power than V4, with 375+ Mbps peak hardware speed in select areas.
Hinge's new Friend's Take feature lets friends and family add text, photo, voice, or video testimonials to your profile, rolling out globally except India.
OpenAI’s first shipping hardware isn’t the rumored smart speaker. Codex Micro is a $230 Work Louder keypad built to control Codex agents with status lights, command keys, a reasoning dial, and a joystick.

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