Today we cover Nintendo's new Switch 2 console, Apple's transparency reports regarding government data requests, and the launch of the OnePlus Pad 3 tablet. The Nintendo articles detail the release of the Switch 2, its backwards compatibility, new "Switch 2 Edition" games with enhanced features, and upgrade options for existing Switch games. The Apple sources discuss the company's transparency reports from July 2022 to June 2024, highlighting a surge in government requests for push notification data and Apple's decreasing approval rate for such requests, along with an overview of app removals from the App Store. Finally, the OnePlus articles announce the official launch of the OnePlus Pad 3, emphasizing its flagship specifications including a large 13.2-inch display, Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, and a high price point with pre-order incentives.

Today we cover an overview of current financial and technological developments, including a national weather summary with forecasts for severe weather and wildfire smoke. They also discuss the performance of Donald Trump's USD1 stablecoin, highlighting its limited mainstream adoption despite significant transactions and multi-chain operability. Furthermore, the texts analyze the competitive landscape of AI models, comparing Meta's Llama 4 with rivals like ChatGPT and Gemini, noting Llama 4's varied capabilities and challenges. Finally, the sources detail the U.S. government's $1.5 billion grant to GlobalFoundries to boost domestic chip production in New York and Vermont, emphasizing its strategic importance for national security and economic resilience.

Today we discuss three distinct technological developments. Broadcom is highlighted for its advancements in AI infrastructure, particularly with its Tomahawk 5 and upcoming Tomahawk 6 switch chips, which aim to enhance data center networking speed and challenge Nvidia's InfiniBand dominance by promoting an open Ethernet standard. Concurrently, Adobe has launched a beta version of Photoshop for Android, bringing core desktop features like layers and generative AI (Firefly) to mobile devices with specific hardware requirements. Finally, Huawei has released its Pura X flip phone in China, notable for its unique foldable design and as the first flagship device to run HarmonyOS 5, Huawei's own operating system aiming to establish an Android-free app ecosystem.