Trump’s first 100 days: all the news affecting the tech industry

This week, Apple announced the date for WWDC 2025, Marvel teased the massive cast for Avengers: Doomsday, and Nintendo held its last Switch direct before the Switch 2 release. Apple's WWDC 25 will kick off on June 9, showcasing new platforms and software. Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday cast includes familiar MCU heroes and surprises like X-Men characters. Additionally, Netflix added HDR10+ support, and OpenAI unveiled image generation in ChatGPT. Full Article

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Signal is an end-to-end encrypted messaging app that prioritizes security and privacy by encrypting messages on both sender and recipient devices. While other apps like Messenger and WhatsApp also use end-to-end encryption, Signal stands out for its open-source nature and superior encryption protocol. However, the app's use in government communications raises concerns about security vulnerabilities, potential leaks through screenshots, and compliance with record-keeping regulations. Encrypted messaging apps like Signal are recommended for secure communication, particularly...

First Alert launched a new line of smart smoke and carbon monoxide alarms that will work with Google Home, replacing the discontinued Nest Protect. The alarms interconnect over Nest’s Weave communication protocol and include features like safety checkups and early warnings. Priced at $129.99, they are available for preorder and will be released in the US and Canada later this year, featuring precision detection technology and Wi-Fi connectivity. Full Article

The US will impose a 25 percent tariff on all cars produced outside its borders, along with additional fees on imported components. The move is aimed at protecting the American car industry, but may not guarantee increased consumer interest in American cars. The administration's actions could lead to a shift back to gas-powered vehicles and potentially erode the US auto industry's advantage, allowing China to gain a competitive edge. Full Article

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