Sony peeled back the curtain on PS5 Pro Slim—20 % smaller, sporting “Liquid Metal 2” cooling and a GPU bump that enables 8 K AI upscaling at 60 fps. Launch window: November, bundled with Helldivers III.

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Canva’s new 3D Object Generator turns sketches into fully lit models you can spin, color, and drop into scenes—no 3D software required. Social-first brands can now mock up product shots in minutes.

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Samsung unveiled FlexView, a 32-inch 4K OLED that folds to 21.5″ for portrait coding or splits into dual 16:10 screens. The hinge clocks 250 K bends, and the panel hits 120 Hz with 1,500 nits HDR.

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Cloudflare switched on its first RISC-V edge servers, reporting 55 % lower wattage per request and 18 % faster TLS handshake times—proof the open ISA is ready for hyperscale performance.

The X (Twitter) mobile app just added “Clips,” a TikTok-style vertical feed limited to 60 seconds. Creators get built-in Auto-Caption and a Remix button for duet reactions, nudging the platform deeper into short-form video.

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Meta dropped Llama 4-Mini today—an ultra-efficient 1.8 B-parameter model that runs offline on AR glasses and smart speakers, serving up voice assistants with zero cloud latency and end-to-end encryption.

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Anthropic rolled out Claude 4.5 on June 24, unlocking a record-setting 2 million-token window and an optional “thought stream” endpoint that surfaces step-by-step reasoning for enterprise audits.

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he June 24 update to Google Maps layers real-time 3D heatmaps onto stadiums, festivals, and airports, so you can steer clear of bottlenecks and glide through quieter gates.

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Rust’s first 2.0 preview landed on June 24, baking async/await into the core language, debuting Borrow Checker v3 to kill 40 % of false positives, and trimming build times with an incremental compiler.

Apple quietly refreshed the Mac Studio on June 24, stuffing it with the new M4 Ultra—20 CPU cores, 80 GPU cores, and a Vision Pro-class NPU—pushing creative apps 1.8× faster than last year’s model.

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