Crypto News & Tech Updates

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇨🇳 Apple $AAPL is seeking President Trump's administration approval to purchase memory chips from Chinese company CXMT, despite its US blacklist status over alleged military ties, FT reports.

Official launch of #Instagram Plus subscription: New tools to increase reach and customization. Officially, Meta is launching the paid Instagram Plus subscription globally. The subscription offers advanced tools to control story access, detailed statistics, and new customization options for the profile for $3.99 per month.

#Apple is preparing to launch a new Siri in September, reportedly with support from #Google and #Nvidia.

#Xiaomi supports Apple's AirDrop feature for sharing files between #Apple and Xiaomi devices.

🇺🇸 $DELL is up 57% since President Trump said to buy the stock on May 8th. Yesterday, the US government announced a $9.7 billion contract with Dell.

#Meta launches a new app similar to the Reddit platform. It's called Forum.

JUST IN: Bitcoin reclaims $77,000 after President Trump says the US and Iran are finalizing a deal.

🇺🇸🇨🇳 Elon Musk traveling on Air Force One with President Trump to China.

UAE officially allows residents to pay government fees with crypto.

Apple plans to give users the freedom to use artificial intelligence from other companies. This change is expected to arrive in iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 systems.

The official closure of the popular search site Ask.com after 25 years of its existence.

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#Amazon announced the suspension of its cloud services in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain 🚫 Amazon's cloud centers in the two countries were subjected to an Iranian drone attack a few weeks ago, which resulted in the disruption of a large number of services and websites relying on Amazon's centers.

JUST IN: GameStop $GME is preparing an offer to acquire $EBAY, WSJ reports.

#YouTube expands its multi-view feature to include all live streaming channels after it was previously limited to sports events only.

Google is testing an AI-powered search feature on YouTube. It's called "Ask YouTube".