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Windows 11 24H2 Home and Pro Support Ends in 90 DaysSecurity

Windows 11 24H2 Home and Pro Support Ends in 90 Days

Microsoft has announced that Windows 11 24H2 Home and Pro will lose support in just 90 days. This means users will no longer receive critical security updates or bug fixes, exposing systems to potential vulnerabilities. The decision impacts both individual users and businesses relying on these editions. Experts strongly advise planning an upgrade to newer builds or exploring alternatives like Windows 10 LTSC to mitigate risks to data and infrastructure.

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IEEE Expels Former Editor-in-Chief of Autonomous Vehicle JournalBusiness

IEEE Expels Former Editor-in-Chief of Autonomous Vehicle Journal

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) has announced the permanent expulsion of Dr. Fei-Yue Wang, former Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles. The decision, effective June 21, 2026, imposes a full ban on participation in the organization, including membership in any of its divisions. The IEEE Board of Directors deemed it necessary to inform all members of the community.

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Credit Card Outage in Japan: Causes and ConsequencesSecurity

Credit Card Outage in Japan: Causes and Consequences

On July 16, Japan experienced a major credit card outage affecting thousands of retail outlets and transport companies nationwide. Mitsui Sumitomo Card, one of the country's leading issuers, confirmed the issue stemmed from a failure in the international payment network, not individual bank systems. Services were restored by noon, but not before causing significant disruptions for users and businesses. Cardholders were advised to use cash or transit cards like Suica and Pasmo as alternatives.

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OpenAI Develops AI Hacker GPT-Red for Security Testing of ModelsArtificial intelligence

OpenAI Develops AI Hacker GPT-Red for Security Testing of Models

OpenAI has unveiled GPT-Red, a specialized language model engineered to automatically identify vulnerabilities in other AI systems. Developed as part of a strategy to bolster the security of large language models (LLMs) amid growing threats, GPT-Red has already uncovered new types of attacks previously undetected by researchers. This proactive approach enables organizations to mitigate potential risks associated with the expanding use of AI agents in critical applications.

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OnePlus Discontinues New Smartphone Releases in the US and EuropeHardware

OnePlus Discontinues New Smartphone Releases in the US and Europe

OnePlus has announced the discontinuation of new smartphone releases in the US and Europe. The decision stems from corporate restructuring at parent company Oppo and declining demand in the electronics market. However, existing users will continue to receive technical support and software updates. OnePlus will maintain operations in China and other regions, including Northern Europe, where the Realme brand has shown stable performance. Analysts note the company is refocusing on its domestic market after a period of aggressive global expansion.

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YouTube Music Tests Full-Screen Album CoversDevelopment

YouTube Music Tests Full-Screen Album Covers

YouTube Music is experimenting with a revamped playback interface, introducing full-screen album covers in a limited test. This update aligns the platform with competitors like Apple Music, where such visual enhancements are already standard. Currently, only a small user group has access, and Google has not confirmed plans for a wider rollout. The change aims to improve track visualization and modernize the interface.

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PayPay Payment Service Outage: Access Issues ReportedBusiness

PayPay Payment Service Outage: Access Issues Reported

On July 16 around 17:00 Moscow time, users began reporting mass access issues with the PayPay payment service. Social media flooded with complaints about app crashes and connection errors. ITmedia's editorial team confirmed the outage after encountering similar difficulties while attempting to use the service. The official PayPay website was also inaccessible, compounding frustrations for customers seeking explanations.

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Apple Raises AppleCare+ Prices for Mac and iPadHardware

Apple Raises AppleCare+ Prices for Mac and iPad

Apple plans to increase the cost of its extended warranty service, AppleCare+, for new Mac and iPad buyers. According to Bloomberg, the monthly fee will rise by $0.50, while annual subscriptions will jump by $5. Existing subscribers will retain their current terms. For instance, the annual plan for a 13-inch MacBook Air will increase from $74.99 to $79.99. Apple has not yet officially confirmed the price hike, and the new rates are not yet reflected on its website.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook and Successor John Ternus Meet POP MART FounderBusiness

Apple CEO Tim Cook and Successor John Ternus Meet POP MART Founder

Apple CEO Tim Cook invited POP MART’s team to Apple Park in Cupertino, where he met with incoming CEO John Ternus and POP MART founder Wang Ning. This marks the second public interaction between Apple leadership and POP MART in nine months. During the visit, Wang Ning gifted Cook a collectible LABUBU ZIMOMO figurine, highlighting Apple’s growing interest in partnerships with Chinese toy and entertainment brands.

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OpenAI Unveils First Hardware Product — Codex Micro Macropad for AI CodingHardware

OpenAI Unveils First Hardware Product — Codex Micro Macropad for AI Coding

OpenAI has entered the hardware market for the first time with the launch of the Codex Micro macropad. Developed in collaboration with premium keyboard manufacturer Work Louder, the device is designed to interact with the Codex platform, which leverages artificial intelligence to automate coding tasks. Priced at $230, the macropad offers a tactile interface for managing AI agents, aiming to enhance developer productivity. The device is now available for order on the manufacturer’s website.

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Mobile Suica Android App Experiences Authentication FailureSecurity

Mobile Suica Android App Experiences Authentication Failure

East Japan Railway (JR East) reported technical issues in the Mobile Suica mobile app for Android devices, causing login difficulties for users. The outage, detected around 17:50 JST on July 16, has left service restoration timelines unclear. No official explanation for the disruption has been provided yet.

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T-Mobile Shuts Down 2G Network: What Subscribers Need to KnowDevelopment

T-Mobile Shuts Down 2G Network: What Subscribers Need to Know

Major U.S. carrier T-Mobile is set to permanently decommission its 2G network on August 3, 2024, affecting a small fraction of subscribers still using legacy devices. The company is offering free 5G smartphone replacements via mail or retail stores to ensure seamless connectivity. Analysts estimate the transition will impact no more than 2% of customers, primarily low-usage users. For the majority, the change will go unnoticed, as modern phones operate on 4G LTE and 5G networks. This move aligns T-Mobile with other major U.S. operators like AT&T and Verizon, which phased out 2G years ago.

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