Budget-friendly gadgets that are good

Microsoft has linked the exploitation of security vulnerabilities in SharePoint Server to two Chinese hacking groups, Linen Typhoon and Violet Typhoon, since July 7, 2025, confirming prior reports. Additionally, a third group known as Storm-2603 has also been identified as utilizing these flaws for initial access. Want More Context? 🔎

Headspace is offering a one-year subscription for $42, down from $70, making meditation more accessible at about $3.50 per month. Known as the best meditation app, it provides a variety of courses for different needs, including beginner options, making it ideal for those looking to start or enhance their meditation practice. Want More Context? 🔎

Apple's AirTag is a versatile tracker for everyday items, but to maximize its utility, suitable accessories are essential for attachment and protection. From rugged mounts for bikes and pets to stylish holders in various colors, these accessories enhance functionality and personalization, ensuring your AirTag stays secure with your belongings. Want More Context? 🔎

Tesla has opened its first diner in Hollywood, California, featuring a themed Supercharger station that blends 1950s American diner aesthetics with modern Tesla design. The diner welcomed its first visitors on Monday night, accompanied by a video showcasing its unique interior. Want More Context? 🔎

NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center director, Makenzie Lystrup, will leave her position on August 1, following a significant budget cut proposed by the Trump administration. Goddard, with over 8,000 employees and a $4.7 billion budget, oversees major projects like the James Webb and Hubble telescopes, as well as the upcoming Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. Want More Context? 🔎

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is proposing to roll back key broadband policies from the Biden era, eliminating the long-term gigabit speed goal and halting affordability analysis while focusing evaluations on deployment metrics that favor industry. This proposal, set for a vote on August 7, may allow the FCC to give the broadband industry a passing grade despite not achieving full deployment, aligning with Republican-led commission findings. Want More Context? 🔎