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Samsung has officially confirmed the upcoming Galaxy Tab S12 series, with new hardware details emerging alongside hints of potential pricing shifts.
The FCC has implemented a broad ban on foreign-manufactured robots, including consumer-grade vacuum cleaners, sparking threats of retaliation from China.
The U.S. government has expanded national security restrictions to include foreign-made robot vacuums, humanoid robots, and power inverters.
The US has enacted a ban on imports of foreign-made humanoid robots, specifically targeting China to address national security concerns.
The Trump administration has enacted a ban on imports of new Chinese humanoid robots and power inverters, citing national security concerns.
The FCC has approved a satellite project by Reflect Orbital designed to redirect sunlight to Earth after dark.
The FCC is moving to retroactively restrict drone imports following investigations into mislabeled DJI-linked products and foreign military-grade technology.
Federal regulators are reportedly weighing potential actions against ABC’s 'The View' and its parent company, Disney, regarding broadcast license compliance.
The FCC has scheduled an August vote to eliminate the national cap on local television station ownership.
Google’s Pixel 11 Pro Fold may signal a major shift in hardware—leaving Samsung behind and upgrading its AI chip’s core.
Billionaires’ orbital data centers risk darkening the skies—and regulators are under pressure to act
The FCC has authorized the deployment of a giant mirror satellite by Reflect Orbital, designed to reflect sunlight to Earth during nighttime hours.
AT&T has received early approval to phase out copper landline services for 184,000 households in California, sparking a regulatory and public dispute.
Major telecoms and SpaceX secure billions in U.S. spectrum licenses, reshaping 5G and satellite broadband competition
ABC mobilizes viewers to defend KGO-TV and KABC-TV against FCC threats in a free-speech campaign.