Apple is reportedly teaming up with deferred payment processor Klarna to launch a new lease-to-own program for its devices. Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that the program, called Apple Upgrade, will launch next Tuesday, July 28. It will allow consumers to pay for purchases over multi-year periods, including iPhones, iPads, Macs and Apple Watches. Bloomberg writes
Living in London, I spend most of the winter fantasizing about the sun on my skin, pleasant swims in the sea and the carefree mood that relaxes even the most tense urbanites. When spring arrives, I’m usually planning a getaway with maximum sunshine, beautiful beaches and great food, ideally somewhere in the Mediterranean, like France
Battery materials startup Sila announced Tuesday that it raised $300 million to expand its factory in Washington state to produce enough anode material for more than 100,000 electric vehicles. Sila’s expansion comes as demand for electric vehicles in the United States has weakened in the wake of the Trump administration’s efforts to cripple propulsion technology.
A recent job posting from OpenAI hints that the AI giant is laying the groundwork for an ad network. Until now, OpenAI’s nascent advertising business has been a platform for advertisers looking to reach ChatGPT users. Now, there’s evidence that the AI giant might want to jump into a new side of the market: helping
It’s been a big year for AI acquisitions, so big that most of them barely register. Anthropic and OpenAI have continued to buy, acquiring developer tools, AI service shops, and product testing startups to turn model capability into enterprise revenue and expand their reach faster than each other. Which is what made the weekend rumor
Pinterest is no stranger to the downfall of AI. In 2025, the platform began adding AI tags to content. Pinterest allows creators to tag content as modified or AI-generated, and has its own detection systems to flag content that may have been AI-generated. Pinterest also added a tool that allows users to limit the amount
