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How AVL modernizes measurement data analytics with Impulse on Databricks

June 25, 2026 by Alan Card
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AVL is using Impulse, an open-source Databricks Labs framework, to bring vehicle test data into a governed lakehouse, standardize analysis, and cut turnaround time from days to minutes.

Categories Tech Tags automotive engineering, AVL, data engineering, Databricks, lakehouse, measurement data, Open Source, Spark, time-series analytics, Unity Catalog

Spain will require carriers to keep mobile networks live during power outages

June 25, 2026 by Alan Card
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Spain is moving to require mobile network operators and infrastructure companies to keep service running for at least four hours during blackouts, with broader coverage targets phased in over three years.

Categories Hardware Tags blackouts, emergency communications, infrastructure, mobile networks, power outages, Spain, telecommunications

Notion Mail shutdown date, data export details and what happens next

June 25, 2026 by Alan Card
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Notion Mail will shut down on September 22 across web, desktop and iOS. Users will need to export drafts, scheduled emails, snippets and auto label instructions before the service winds down.

Categories Hardware Tags AI, email, Notion, Notion Mail, product shutdown, productivity software

Microsoft confirms another Xbox price hike, with $100 and $150 increases coming in August

June 25, 2026 by Alan Card
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Microsoft says Xbox console prices will rise again on August 1, 2026, with $100 to $150 increases across several Series S and Series X models and the 2TB version being phased out.

Categories Tech Tags Console Prices, Gaming News, Microsoft, Xbox, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X

Shop App Abuse Explained: Fake Receipts and Callback Phishing in the Shop App

June 25, 2026 by Marcus Lee
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Scammers are planting fake purchase receipts inside the Shop app to push callback phishing attacks, with victims urged to call fake support numbers or install remote access software.

Categories Cybersecurity Tags Callback phishing, cybersecurity, Online safety, phishing, Scams, Shop app, Shopify

Bitcoin Price Watch: Power-Law Model Says $58K May Be a Normal BTC Low

June 25, 2026 by Alan Card
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Bitcoin’s slide to $58,000 lines up with a power-law model’s idea of a normal cycle low, even as futures market data suggests room for a deeper drop.

Categories Crypto Tags Bitcoin, BTC, Cryptocurrency, Futures, Markets, power-law model, price analysis

44 PirloTV domains seized in sports piracy crackdown

June 25, 2026 by Ethan Russo
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Authorities and anti-piracy groups targeted 44 domains tied to PirloTV, a sports streaming piracy network that had drawn hundreds of millions of visits each year.

Categories Tech Tags ACE, copyright enforcement, domain seizure, Mexico, piracy, sports streaming, UEFA, World Cup

Falcon 9 upper stage to slam into the Moon Aug 5, 2026: how to watch and what to expect

June 25, 2026 by Alan Card
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A spent SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage left over from a 2025 lunar mission is predicted to strike the Moon on Aug. 5, 2026. Experts say the impact might be too subtle to see from Earth, but there’s a real chance we could catch a flash or an over-the-limb plume if geometry and timing line up.

Categories Space Tags astronomy, LRO, Moon, observing, space, SpaceX

Google Finance Android app: watchlists, AI insights, portfolio import and briefings

June 25, 2026 by Marcus Lee
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Google Finance has a native Android app that brings watchlists, live market data, a redesigned portfolio dashboard, and AI tools that explain stock movements and run scheduled research.

Categories Tech Tags AI, Android, Finance App, Google Finance, Investing

Small satellite launch bottleneck 2026: why rideshare capacity is shrinking

June 25, 2026 by Alan Card
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Frequent, low-cost rideshares that powered a smallsat boom are now constrained. With Transporter and similar flights filling out through 2028, satellite makers face higher prices, longer lead times and a scramble for alternative launch options.

Categories Space Tags launch, rideshare, satellites, smallsat, space industry, SpaceX
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