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Max Verstappen's special Dutch GP helmet is not just a nice one-off design. With Zandvoort hosting its final Formula 1 weekend, the Delft Blue tribute turns the next race into a sharper test of Red Bull's form, F1's calendar tradeoffs and the value of a genuinely local grand prix.
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Google says Gemini 3.7 Flash improves coding, web development, document reasoning and agent workflows while keeping introductory API pricing at $0.75 per million input tokens and $3.75 per million output tokens through 2026. For builders, the useful question is no longer only which model is smartest. It is which one can afford to run all day.
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Lucid's new Gravity GT-S brings 1,070 horsepower, a 3.1-second 0-60 mph time, rear-wheel steering and adaptive air suspension to a three-row electric SUV. The drama is not just the number. It is Lucid trying to make speed, space and efficiency feel like the same product.
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Apple has opened a 20,000-square-foot Advanced Manufacturing Center in Houston inside the same facility that builds its advanced AI servers and will begin Mac mini production this year. The interesting part is not patriotism. It is Apple admitting that AI hardware now needs factories, training and supplier muscle close enough to tune.
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Nikolas Tombazis admitting ADUO has weaknesses is not a dry rulebook footnote. It is F1 acknowledging that its 2026 engine catch-up system may be too narrow for a power-unit era defined by combustion, energy deployment and software.
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Flutter 3.47 moves Material and Cupertino into standalone 1.0 packages, turns on Impeller for desktop by default and graduates Widget Previews to stable. The release is not flashy in the keynote sense, but it changes how teams should think about UI ownership, upgrades and long-lived apps.
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OpenAI has put the ChatGPT desktop app for Linux into preview, bringing ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work and Codex to supported Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora systems. The release matters less as another app icon and more as a signal that AI agents now have to respect the machines developers actually use.
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Ultium Cells is bringing battery production back at its Warren, Ohio plant after a seven-month pause. The restart does not mean the U.S. EV market is suddenly healthy, but it does show GM and LG are trying to keep capacity, workers and chemistry options alive while demand sorts itself out.
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Cadillac has replaced founding team principal Graeme Lowdon with Marcin Budkowski before F1 returns at Zandvoort. The move turns the team's pointless but credible debut season into a sharper question about reliability, development speed and who owns the next phase.
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Google says Pixel 11 Pro Fold is thinner, lighter, brighter and three times more durable than Pixel 10 Pro Fold, with Tensor G6, 16GB RAM, a new 48MP main camera and sign-to-text translation. It is the most credible Google foldable yet, but the price leaves no room for softness.
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Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL bring Google's brightest Super Actua displays, Tensor G6, upgraded main and 48MP telephoto cameras, 120x Pro Zoom and the new HiLight LED system. The Pro now has a visible personality, not just a better spec sheet.
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Google's base Pixel 11 starts at $899 with 256GB storage, Tensor G6, a slimmer camera bar, Qi 2.2 support, a new 48MP main camera and 30x Super Zoom. The price is higher, but the regular model no longer feels like the phone you buy only after talking yourself out of the Pro.
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Google's AMIE research system can now run simulated real-time video consultations using Gemini and Project Astra. The study is not real-world deployment proof, but it moves medical AI past text boxes and into the messy visual cues that telehealth actually depends on.
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The FIA has confirmed a provisional 406.320mph hydrogen-combustion land speed record for JCB Hydromax at Bonneville. It will not make hydrogen cars suddenly practical, but it gives heavy machinery a loud, useful proof point.
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