Teaser of the new folding phone model revealed by Samsung. ( Video : GSMArena)
The super thin Galaxy Z Fold7 Ultra is coming soon
Samsung has been rumored to be launching an Ultra version of the Fold for quite some time now. According to GSMArena , the device will be launched later this year alongside the standard Z Fold7 and two "clamshell" folding models, the Z Flip7 and Z Flip7 FE. Samsung's new foldable phones are expected to be introduced at a live event in New York in early July.
The Z Fold7 Ultra teaser reveals an ultra-thin design, which is expected to be thinner than the current Z Fold6 (5.6 mm when opened) and the special Z Fold Special Edition (4.9 mm).
Image of new foldable phone model in Samsung teaser.
Equally noteworthy is that Samsung promises the Fold7 Ultra will have a “best-in-class” camera system. The appearance of the Z Fold Ultra is not too surprising. In fact, this device was expected to launch with the Z Fold6 generation last year but was not introduced.
Apple upgrades AirPods with camera controls
Apple is preparing a major update for AirPods at WWDC 2025 with many new features. A report from 9to5Mac said that the "bitten apple" company is developing a new feature that will allow users to control the camera of their iPhone or iPad with AirPods. Accordingly, users will be able to take photos by tapping on the stem of the AirPods.
AirPods may feature new technologies. (Photo: Ellirocker)
The company is also planning a new feature that will detect when a user falls asleep while wearing AirPods and automatically pause the content they’re playing. It’s unclear whether this feature will require an Apple Watch, which already has sleep tracking capabilities.
Apple may also expand the ability to adjust the volume of the “Conversation Awareness” feature — a feature that reduces the volume when talking. There may also be a new “studio-quality” microphone mode, similar to the audio mixing feature on the iPhone 16, which helps remove background noise in videos.
WWDC 2025 is Apple's annual developer event taking place from June 9.
President Trump Reorganizes AI Institute, Boosts Innovation
The Trump administration has renamed the U.S. AI Safety Institute to the Center for AI Standards and Innovation, shifting its focus from safety to technology development. The new institute focuses on security and foreign influence in AI, rather than previous safety standards. The move is in line with Trump’s broader AI policy, including the $500 billion Stargate initiative. The U.S. government is also examining the impact of the Chinese-developed AI application DeepSeek, which has raised national security concerns.
US President Donald Trump.
OpenAI Hits 3 Million Enterprise Users
OpenAI just announced it has reached 3 million paying enterprise users, up from 2 million in February. The company is also introducing new features for ChatGPT Teams and Enterprise, including “connectors” that let employees pull in data from third-party tools like Google Drive and Dropbox without leaving ChatGPT. Additionally, a new recording mode lets users record and transcribe meetings, support tracking, and integrate with internal documents.
OpenAI expects revenue to reach $12.7 billion this year, continuing to expand its presence in industries like finance and healthcare.
Reddit sues Anthropic for illegal data collection
Reddit has filed a lawsuit against Anthropic, alleging that the AI company used Reddit data to train its chatbot Claude without permission. Reddit says Anthropic accessed its content at least 100,000 times through an automated bot.
Reddit accuses Anthropic of unauthorized use of data.
The company also criticized Anthropic for refusing to engage in data licensing discussions, unlike Google and OpenAI, which have reached agreements with Reddit. Anthropic denies the allegations and says it will defend itself against the lawsuit. The case highlights the debate over privacy and the use of data in AI training.
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