Android 16 is here, but the cool stuff is coming later

Fujifilm has announced the X-E5, a $1,699.95 mirrorless camera launching in August, featuring a 40-megapixel sensor, a new front control lever, and a vintage-style EVF mode. Slightly larger than its predecessor, the X-E4, it includes 20 film simulations, a dedicated dial, and a new 23mm f/2.8 lens, enhancing its retro aesthetic while incorporating modern imaging technology. More Context

Cybersecurity researchers have identified a new account takeover campaign, dubbed UNK_SneakyStrike by Proofpoint, which exploits the open-source penetration testing framework TeamFiltration to compromise Microsoft Entra ID accounts. This campaign has targeted over 80,000 user accounts across numerous organizations' cloud tenants. More Context

Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski has launched an AI-powered phone hotline that allows users to interact with a virtual version of him, providing feedback on products and services. This innovative tool generates transcripts for analysis, enabling Klarna's teams to quickly implement customer suggestions into tangible improvements. More Context

Nintendo Switch 2 has achieved remarkable success, selling 3.5 million units in just four days, marking it as Nintendo's fastest-selling console and potentially the biggest console launch ever. The company aims to sell 15 million Switch 2s in the current financial year, and it is well on track to meet this goal, although challenges remain in stock availability and reaching beyond early adopters. Additionally, the Switch 2 has set a record for the most units...

Elon Musk's approach of suing or threatening legal action against companies that refrain from advertising on X has yielded results, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. Notably, Verizon, which hadn't advertised on the platform since 2022, committed to spend at least $10 million on X after being warned of potential inclusion in a lawsuit regarding an alleged illegal boycott. Additionally, fashion brand Ralph Lauren resumed advertising on X following similar threats, with at least...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the company's Robotaxi service is "tentatively" set to launch in Austin, Texas on June 22, following the presence of driverless Model Ys spotted in the city. A recently observed Model Y, marked with a "Robotaxi" decal, was seen operating without a driver, although a passenger was present. Musk indicated that the service will initially feature about 10 taxis, which will be remotely monitored and geofenced to safe areas in...