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Apple, Tesla Core Supplier Tata Electronics Confirms Data Breach; Over 630GB of Files Sold by Hackers

Tata Electronics, an Indian electronics and semiconductor manufacturer and a core supplier to several tech giants, including Apple and Tesla, has confirmed a data breach weeks after a batch of documents allegedly originating from the company appeared on hacker forums. The post on the hacker forum claimed to possess over 630GB of data allegedly stolen…

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Leaked Reuters Photos Suggest Xiaomi YU7 GT Is Gearing Up for an Autonomous Nürburgring Record Attempt-

Instagram user “rollendereporter” posted a photo today, claiming that he “accidentally discovered that the Xiaomi team is shooting promotional images for their ‘Autonomous Driving Challenge Nürburgring’ lap record.” According to the photos he released, a Xiaomi YU7 GT prototype is parked next to the Nürburgring Nordschleife, with the caption “Xiaomi is about to announce the…

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Steins;Gate series surpasses 4 million copies sold worldwide

Developer MAGES announced yesterday that the Steins;Gate series has surpassed 4 million copies sold worldwide, and the remake, Steins;Gate Re:Boot, will be released this August. It is understood that the sales data released by MAGES. only includes works related to Steins;Gate and does not include other works in the Science Adventure series. For reference, Steins;Gate Re:Boot will…

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Xiaohongshu to Crack Down on Illegal Gambling Activities Related to World Cup

Xiaohongshu officially released an announcement today regarding the crackdown on illegal gambling activities related to the World Cup, stating that it will continue to focus on combating illegal gambling and related promotional information during the World Cup. Tech Free Press has attached the following specific scope of the rectification: 1. Posting or displaying information that…

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Omdia Report: US Smartphone Market Declines by 3% to 33.4 Million Units in Q1 2026; Apple, Samsung, and Motorola Remain Top 3

Omdia released its latest research today, indicating that the US smartphone market will decline by 3% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, with shipments falling to 33.4 million units. Tech Free Press learned from the report that this comparison is based on the high base of the first quarter of 2025 —when manufacturers and operators…

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